Jack To Phono

After the success of Phase 5 Stereo "Mambo Schmambo" over a year ago here comes their 2 installment of fruitful dance floor funk.

Side A -Keep On Truckin- 

This drum drenched Country funk styled hoedown is definitely one for those people who like to express there individuality on the dance floor. Keep On Truckin tilts it’s hat towards those good ol country and western truckers of the day. A Bouncing 16 wheeler haulin ass through "Deliverance" country. Catchy vocal hooks & live instrumentation even live harmonica compliment the well baked backline. 

The only way to describe this song is it’s a bar brawl between Burt Reynolds (Smokey And The Bandit) & a College Marching band which ends in a united Line dance. Yeehaa!!!!. A definite party starter.

Side B -Drop A Dime-

Think a B-Boy street battle between Roger Troutman (California Love ) & Detective Lt Mike Stone from the Streets of San Francisco, but hold on here long comes Perez Prado and His Latin Orchestra. um’ who would win???

Drop A Dime originally started out as a rework/ tribute to "Heavy Action" a piece of music composed by Johnny Pearson for the BBC television series "Superstars" back in the 80’s. After messing around with the arrangement, adding an electronic kit & vocoder it soon started morphing in to a hard hitting theme tune in it’s self. It can only be described as a seriously full bodied b-boy battle tool with a cheeky nutty undertone (thanks to Perez).

Both tracks will feature on a 7" & downloads.

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