
If you thought Spinach Boy had a sort of wonky, honky wrongness to it, wait till you get a load of our new one - Worthy and Yankee Zulu track present ... the Bad Side.
Their last track on Playtime, the BS Connection, was described as "a bomb" by Shir-I-Khan and as "stupid fresh nightclub music" by Prins Thomas. Now they've turned to the Bad Side (c'mon, you knew that was coming ...), and they've taken Hannah Holland with them.
The original is a synthy monster, and on the flip Hannah gives it a bit of slinky Batty Bass and turns it into pure London. Welcome to the Bad Side, princess!
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"Mean, clean and dirty, all at the same time" - Ben Watt.
"Utterly, utterly brilliant." - IDJ
"Excellent track. Can't wait to play it." - Abe Duque
"Really like the woozy bass of the original here." - Philip Sherburne.
"BS connection was a big tune for me, so this is in da wallet. thanks." - Tom Findlay (Groove Armada)
"Das Original ist ganz fett!" - Lars Wickinger
"Yeah, really liking the wonky/rave house cross that this track pursues" - Joe Gardner, Radio1
"Cool groove" - Sebastian Leger.
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With raves for recent tracks from Cassius, Phil Hartnoll of Orbital, Prins Thomas, Arthur Baker, Zombie Disco Squad, Prins Thomas, Style of Eye, Luke Solomon, Rodomaal, Jesse Rose, Tenaglia and more, Playtime is succeeding in its mission to reinject lazy grooves, wry humour and impeccable techno production chops into every scene. From the underground to the mainstream, we think everyone needs tracks that swing but don’t bang – a bit of rest and refreshment in the frantic world of today’s dancefloor...
"This label really can't do anything wrong at the moment" - IDJ.
"Wicked tune" - Only for DJs France.
"Really like the original and lukes mix too" - Ewan Pearson.
"Ace!" - KISS FM.
"Another Playtime winner" - AXM.
“Top tune” – Radio Reverb.
“Both mixes really cool” – Laurent Garnier.
“ORIGINAL MIX IS GREAT” – Anderson Noise.
“ANOTHER strong release!” – More about Music blog.
He's one of VVWI's secret weapons. Belgian producer Tom Dazing's fans include Hawtin, Wink, Gabriel Ananda, Seth Troxler, Dominik Eulberg, Marco Bailey, Ambivalent, Skoozbot, RedHead - and of course Andre Crom, who introduced Tom to us in the first place. He's only been releasing since 06 but he's already had several releases on Belgium's fantastic Toysforboys, as well as Coincidence, Heimatmelodie, Maison Digitale, MB Selektions, Aesthetik, Red Factory, and now Veryverywrongindeed.
It's called Wasp Cocktail EP after the acid lead track. But there's also Microstrip, a take on the jackin' sound that's just as rough and live-sounding as Dazing's live sets (which he describes as "forcing old-school drum elements into subtle, slinky grooves and all-out raving madness"). And then to reverse that, we've got a much darker, smoother and more electronic remix from Seirra Sam and Marcus Vector, the head honchos of Toysforboys (we told you it was good), as well as also between them having a residency at Tresor and running Contexterrior, TuningSpork, Nomor and Obsolete.