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Sons Of Ken Lewes, UK
Described by experts as “Bootsy Collins working with Fatboy Slim,” a “looser Daft Punk,” & “punky, disco-pop cheese,” SONS
OF KEN are a UK electro duo serving up hot funk with juicy vocoders, crispy slap bass, and tasty wah-wah.
If you like electronica with its tongue firmly in its cheek and its teeth safely in a glass on the bedside table, you’ve come to the right place.
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Sons Of Ken recommends:
The Icons
by Ghetto Funk Allstars
Michael says: I'm a pretty hopeless DJ but this massive selection of mashup bangers makes me sound better at mixing than I really am, and is a fun listen at any time.
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Michael says: A reviewer said we sounded like this feller, so I went to check it out. There's a mixture of wild imagination, danceability & perfect pop hooks on show here that makes me sick with envy.
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Sindhu Sesh (Remix Competition)
by Pete & Bas
Michael says: Another duo demonstrating that dropping fat beats has no age limit, of course we love these guys.
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One Hundred Mornings
by Windows96
supported by 6 fans who also own “Phase Space DJ Special”
I called tech support on a large brown phone & he kindly installed this album on my Amiga Pro Desktop! I was so pleased I faxed him an enthusiastic thank you note.
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Unique Technologies
by Various Artists
These five giddy, bass-heavy dance tracks mark the label Fast Castle’s first foray into vinyl.
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