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Published November 13th, 2010 at 1:10 am in Music Reviews with no comments
Tagged with Electric Wire Hustle, electronic soul, electronica, soul
Electric Wire Hustle have been getting a nice buzz for their combination of soul-meets-electronic beats to create a post-modern, futuristic reminiscing vibe that will be very familiar to fans of hip-hop who love their music with a soulful and funky touch. Chaser (BBE) is their latest single, and the title track kind of tills the void that D’Angelo has neglected to fill in the last ten years. The Scratch 22 remix of “Again” could have easily been something Phonte Coleman and Amy Winehouse could’ve felt at home with as a duet, but here you just hear a sweet soulful vocal with delicate echoes of the past with a much-needed funk embrace of today.
(The Chaser single will be available on November 22nd as MP3 or WAV file downloads directly from Barely Breaking Even, or from your favorite digital merchants.)
Electric Wire Hustle have been getting a nice buzz for their combination of soul-meets-electronic beats to create a post-modern, futuristic reminiscing vibe that will be very familiar to fans of hip-hop who love their music with a soulful and funky touch. Chaser (BBE) is their latest single, and the title track kind of tills the void that D’Angelo has neglected to fill in the last ten years. The Scratch 22 remix of “Again” could have easily been something Phonte Coleman and Amy Winehouse could’ve felt at home with as a duet, but here you just hear a sweet soulful vocal with delicate echoes of the past with a much-needed funk embrace of today.
What do you think?