Zmyślny kolaż „północnej” muzyki elektronicznej z marokańskim folkiem i psychodelią. Jest basowo, house'owo, na modłę R&B a nawet footworkową. Masa polirytmów i potencjał na parkietowy przypał!
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As debut offerings go, this EP from new On The Corner Records signee Guedra Guedra is mighty impressive. It sees the producer fuse contemporary dancefloor bass and drums - think UK funky, hardcore, Kuduro, juke etc - with instrumental and vocal sounds from his native Morocco. It's a unique blend but one that lands each and every time, from the stuttering, sub-heavy brilliance of exotic opener "Uggug" and the sparkling, rush-inducing insanity of "Black Wax" - a track that seems to repeatedly change tempo while serving up a kind of tribal jazz-funk fusion sound - to the blistering beats, North African lead lines, dense percussion and forthright machine beats of "Juke Lockstep".