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Upping the pace once more, the twisted vocodered synths of Tyrone Brunson's 'Smurf' and the Glam-Electro of Danish trio Who Made Who roll into Skool of Thought & Ed Solo's 'We Play Music' that features the dulcet tones of Darius riding the Rocksteady skank. The aforementioned Nas makes an appearance with 'Nas Is Like' followed swiftly by The Soul Searchers' classic 'Ashley's Roachclip' that Eric B and Rakim put to such good use on 'I Know You Got Soul' and 'Paid In Full'. Dropping seamlessly into 'Roll Over Baby' his collaboration with sometime partner in crime A-Skillz, fronted by Ashley Slater, Krafty Kuts makes a move towards some proper 80s synth pop with Nu Shooz' glittering gem 'I Can't Wait'. Entering the home straight, the smoking beats of ADOR's 'Let It All Hang Out' blend into the dub-wise Jazz of fellow Brightonians Black Grass which leaves living legend Roy Ayers, the grandfather of Acid Jazz, to segue into the blissful beats of Krafty Kuts' own 'Summer Samba'
With Krafty Kuts' triumphant lesson as its benchmark, 2008 looks set to be a bumper year for the Back To Mine series.
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