FAT FREDDY'S DROP - Special Edition Part 1 - Vinyl (2xLP)
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FAT FREDDY'S DROP
Special Edition Part 1(gatefold coloured vinyl 2xLP in spot-varnished sleeve)
The Drop
Cat: DRP 028CLP. Rel: 13 Jan 20
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Side 1 - Track 1. Kamo Kamo Side 1 - Track 2. Special Edition Side 2. Raleigh Twenty Side 3 - Track 1. OneFourteen Side 3 - Track 2. Trickle Down Side 4. Six-Eight (instrumental)
Some five years after their last full-length hit stores, Fat Freddy's Drop has finally got round to recording a new album. Entitled "Special Edition", it's set to be released in two parts. Part one (the second will follow later in the year) begins with the slow and steady soulful skank of "Kamo Kamo", before the more digital-sounding goodness of "OneFourteen" sees them wisely pushing honeyed vocalist Joe Dukie to the fore. More jazzy reggae warmth follows via "Raleigh Twenty", while "Special Edition" is a confirmed dancefloor workout - think disco-reggae - which mixes rapped and sung vocals. There's a surprising nod to house music on the hypnotic and synth-laden "Trickle Down", while "Six-Eight (Instrumental)" is Fat Freddy's take on dancehall.
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