all three songs come with a little bit of oomph poured from a cauldron. with the flame in his heart he develops a kind of ghetto slam sound, drunk on euphoria & the joy of playing music with the courage to experiment. is that house or techno?! as a notorious music aficionado and beat-collector he has a multitude of influences to draw on. an affinity to breaks along with uk Funky george spices bring out the jack in him. yes the spaces make the groove. many can take something away from this. he loves the fine dialect of the world and that can be heard in his music into the furthest reaches of the score. a worldliness and coolness in the hips has monkey maffia developing a sound with a singular com- position; a sound that overreaches the club standard fare to get at exactly the effect he's looking for. a. sources from the Past Ed. 1. but of course this is the superstar of the release. it starts straight and then suddenly hops all over the place, break- dancer style. an irresistible voice rubs up against the beats and bass until everything weaves into a monster of a track in the superlative. This 'shaken' groove is the best weapon ever in the eternal battle against cellulite. B1. Kinky talk - cowbells played by r.W. a warm welcome to the drummer-workshop in the looney bin! monkey voodoo magic influenced by the finest in natural pharmaceuticals. Try it why don't you... B2. i Know You n.m.s. a dream prince sits on the piano. additionally there is a steep beat-structure that is pressed along with female vocals spliced with a decent 90's affinity from the boxes. a must have for the wide open spaces of summer and life aware in the fresh air. beautiful freedom.