Bournemouth crew Freefall Collective make their well-deserved debut on
Rat Records with a barnstorming cut that will have the bodies flying
round the room. Splicing rave-fuelled energy with ragga-driven
breakbeats of the chunkiest order, Renegade is the absolute boom ting,
a party shocking slice of rollicking rudeboy bass and rhythm with
truckloads of attitude and verve.

Label boss Deekline gets his hands on the collective's
iconic Ganjaman track from earlier in the year and recruits the mighty
Rubi Dan to drop driving vocals over the top for a booming shot of
siren mayhem. Titled the Swagger Jackin' VIP mix, the result is an
instant floorfiller that can't help but get the place jumping.

On the flip, Renegade is the absolute boom ting,
a party shocking slice of rollicking rudeboy bass and rhythm with
truckloads of attitude and verve.

On this evidence, we await future efforts from Freefall Collective with bated
breath.


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Freefall Collective - Renegade

Freefall collective - Welcome to Earth (LP) - Supafrequency Records

Available  from iTunes now - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/welcome-to-earth/id967363826

www.freefallcollective.com

1. Stay Calm
2. Protector (feat. MC Tenja)
3. Game Control
4. Glow (feat. MC Duke)
5. Static
6. Renegade (Vocal Mix)
7. Up On The Beat
8. Trouble In My City (Freefall Collective vs. Pyramid)
9. Game Control Dub
10. Welcome To Earth

Welcome to Earth blazes a genre-defying trail through breaks, drum & bass, reggae & dub. The journey swerves through dancefloor bangers such as “Renegade”, “Game Control” and “Glow” which features a classic vocal from MC Duke, through to the more emotive breaks of “Stay Calm” and “Static”. Reggae and dub vibes are strongly represented by the ragga infused “Protector” featuring MC Tenja and the dubbed out sub tempo rumblings of “Game Control Dub”. To complete the package, a collaboration with heavyweight producer Pyramid serves up a monster piece of drum & bass in the form of “Trouble In My City” featuring strong vocals from Freefall Collective’s own MC Manic.