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Two years after the critically acclaimed "Billion $ Gravy" LP, the bar has been raised once more with this new collection of drum and bass power ballads. Tony Coleman's unique drum and bass sound rises to the challenge with radio friendly vocal bangers sitting perfectly alongside some next level dance floor action. Vocal duties fall to jazz legend and two-time BBC jazz awards winner Liane Carroll, alongside south coast home boy MC Wrec, while Landslide, Andy Waterworth, and The Jungle Drummer provide a devastating breakbeat backbone. There's nothing like the band live, with no playback, no click track, and no computers on stage - just top quality musicians and vocalists rolling out the most high voltage, soulful, drum and bass you've ever heard. Includes a bonus DVD with interviews, backstage footage, and a feature-length documentary of the group live at the Jazz Cafe in London.
A musical anomaly, London Elektricity does for music what High Contrast has, treading unexplored musical ground for the first time. As Tony Colman remarked in his hospitalcast, "we like different." It certainly comes through in this album. This album is a completely original creation from frontman Tony Colman. But playing a live drum and bass act, dj-ing for years, and running the most trailblazing drum and bass record label for 10 years now has probably lended some inspiration.This album covers a wide spectrum of sound, ranging from old 60's orchestra samples, to never-before heard synth sounds. It's a high energy amalgam of sound, with originally recorded vocals from Liane Carrol (some songs have lyrics), and originally recorded flow from other artists. You'll have to experience this for yourself to really know what this album is about.The accompanying DVD is a rather lame offering of amateur video that doesn't tell much of a story, but this album is more than worth it for the music alone.
