- It's an invasion with Plastic Rayguns! Baobinga and Napt both had released critically acclaimed slabs of wax on Plastic Raygun and now they've just handed over two tunes for Hardcore Beats. The Freestylers reckon it's the best release on Hardcore Beats so far and have commissioned Line Like This to appear on their new Fabriclive CD.
Side A. Baobinga & I.D. - The Feeling
The Feeling combines rave style female (more like chipmunkish) vocals with tough percussive breaks, acid stabs and melodic acid bassline (with a hint of old skool thrown in for good measure). There's plenty of variation in this tune with intelligent drum patterns (switching rhythms between straight up 4/4 time signature breakbeat to 6/8 swingtime to militant jungle and back again) and Baobinga incorporates clever use of filters and effects on the vocals and instruments during build ups and breakdowns.
Side B. Napt - Line Like This feat. Sharkie P
Line Like This on the flip side is a epic string laden garage breaks number. Napt throw down an Apache-esque bongo drum fill and an electro hook before hitting the speakers with a slamming bass hook, hard synths and monstrous hoovers while garage MC Sharkie P provides the vocal hook and title of the tune.