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Roots Manuva
Colossal Insight / Awfully Deep

For the first single from his forthcoming album, "Awfully Deep," Rodney Smith aka Roots Manuva takes one of his trademark body-swerves and reminds us just who the boss is when it comes to innovative, original and straight up catchy Black British music.

Over a kind of electronic-psych keyboard refrain and a steppers rhythm with Moroder hi-hats, Roots comes through with a perfectly judged vocal performance, his voice falling and rising with the music, his thoughts driving a straight line through every cliché and misapprehension about "urban" music and life.

Concerned with the moment where the whole world makes sense to you as well as the moment when you wake up and it's all gone again, "Colossal Insight" is a "grower" in the
manner of classic pop. It's the kind of record that gradually sinks its talons into your psyche, so slowly you don't even notice it happening. Until, months later, it lets you go and you find yourself in a slightly different world.

Roots Manuva - 'Colossal Insight' Game:

2005 is here and Roots Manuva is about to infect your senses in these numbing winter months with a revitalising game for his forthcoming single 'Colossal Insight', to be released on the 17th January off his fourth and most highly anticipated album yet, 'Awfully Deep'.
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