Whiskey Barons - La Murga Skank / 12"

12" |
£8.95
date in:
2/3/2011

catalogue number:
BJX013

genre: Funky Breaks
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Description of Whiskey Barons La Murga Skank

Boston's Whiskey Barons make their first appearance on Bstrd with a little sabor latino in the form of four expert reconstructions and reworkings. 'La Murga Skank', already battered by Sinden on his KissFM show, is a monster dub of Willie Colon's classic 'La Murga' with double-time percussion and claps, and bubblin' reggae keys on top. 'Tumbao' is an absolutely filthy midtempo remix of La Protesta's classic 'Coje Tumbao' that will have dancefloors perked up and hands clapping, guaranteed. On the flip, La Protesta's 'Fe Y Esperanza' gets refashioned into a swirling stomper of a latin disco beast by the Barons, while Tito Puente's unmistakable percussion clicks beautifully with Columbia's Latin Brother's 'Son De Caballo'. Multo cuts above typical mash-up styling, this is an absolutely unmissable record for the new latin dancefloor sound.

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