Toddla T - Sky Surfing feat. Wayne - out on Ninja Tune
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Toddla T - Sky Surfing
(12"/MP3/WAV) Ninja Tune ZEN12269/ZENDNLS269/ZENDNLS269W, 2010-08-16
Toddla T comes absolutely busting out of the traps for his very first single for Ninja Tune/Girls Music. On a recent trip to Jamaica to collaborate with Major Lazer, Mr T found himself alone in the legendary Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston. Who should wonder in but the one-and-only Wayne Marshall who asked Toddla to play him some rhythms. As soon as he heard the beat which would become Sky Surfing he told the Sheffield whizz kid to hit RECORD. The result is the hyperactive club smasher Sky Surfing, which runs through a million styles from dancehall to jump up hip hop to cheesy rave and makes them all sound as fresh, as squelchy and as downright fun as they ever have. A blast of good time energy summed up in its title, Sky Surfing is set to go stratospheric.
Toddla T - Sky Surfing
(12"/MP3/WAV) Ninja Tune ZEN12269/ZENDNLS269/ZENDNLS269W, 2010-08-16
Toddla T - 'Sky Surfing feat. Wayne Marshall' by Ninja Tune
Tracklisting :
01. Sky Surfing feat. Wayne Marshall (Radio Edit)
02. Sky Surfing feat. Wayne Marshall (Benga Remix)
03. Sky Surfing feat. Wayne Marshall (Douster Remix)
04. Sky Surfing feat. Wayne Marshall (DJ Q Remix)
05. Sky Surfing feat. Wayne Marshall (Ross Orton Remix)
Links :
Toddla T : official | facebook | soundcloud | twitter | myspace | wikipedia
Ninja Tune : official | facebook | french promo agency | myspace | soundcloud | twitter | youtube
Press Release :
Toddla T comes absolutely busting out of the traps for his very first single for Ninja Tune/Girls Music. On a recent trip to Jamaica to collaborate with Major Lazer, Mr T found himself alone in the legendary Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston. Who should wonder in but the one-and-only Wayne Marshall who asked Toddla to play him some rhythms. As soon as he heard the beat which would become "Sky Surfing" he told the Sheffield whizz kid to hit RECORD.
The result is the hyperactive club smasher "Sky Surfing," which runs through a million styles from dancehall to jump up hip hop to cheesy rave and makes them all sound as fresh, as squelchy and as downright fun as they ever have. Marshall himself sounds utterly revitalised by this genre-crusher, chatting and singing with equal ease and thoroughly enjoying this "JA-UK connect." A blast of good time energy summed up in its title, "Sky Surfing" is set to go stratospheric.
