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Living The Dream

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Busy Signal - Everybody Move [Sports Day Riddim 2014]

Check it out a new collabo i did with Shawn Lee just recently got released on BBE.Some  funky old school flavas for ya

Back to the Future (prod by. Shawn Lee)

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Flying At Tree Level

Tonight Alive's cover of "Little Lion Man" for Punk Goes Pop 4, originally by Mumford and Sons.

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Tonight Alive - Little Lion Man (Punk Goes Pop 4)

Berlin is not a place where things happen according to the normal rules. And
Berlin’s Torpedo Boyz — winners of the 2009 Independent Music Award for
best dance/electronica album for Cum On Feel the Boyz — are proof of that.
Just like the city’s legendary nightlife — where fresh ideas instantly become
clubland reality and the scene maintains its edge with shape-shifting spontaneity
— the Torpedo Boyz came into existence as a spark of an idea and, as their new
album, Return of the Ausländers, shows, they continue to constantly evolve.
But we’re getting ahead of ourselves. It all began back in 2004. That’s when
Kentastic — a pop DJ who also fronted an indie band — and former house DJ
Rollin Hand began screwing around with some beats during a recording session
and came up with the rowdy, rambunctious “Gimme a Bassline!” Initially
released as a one-off 12-inch, the track immediately struck a chord, quickly
climbing into the Top Five of the German club charts. Soon after, New York’s
Ursula 1000 included the track on his Ursadelica compilation, released by
Thievery Corporation’s ESL label, and Puma snapped up the tune for a major TV
campaign.
Suddenly everyone wanted a piece of the Torpedo Boyz: Washington DC’s Fort
Knox Five volunteered to remix the next single. Then as the ideas and tracks
continued to flow, artists from Smoove, Skeewiff, and the Pinker Tones to
Cubismo Grafico and Groove Allegiance lined up to re-rub a series of hit 12-inch
releases, including “Are You Talking To Me???”, “Japaneeze Boyz”, and
“The Disco Song”. Still, as debut album Headache Music and the awardwinning
Cum On Feel the Boyz (both released on Lounge Records in Europe
and Sounds From the Roof in the US) followed and demand for live appearances
exploded, Kentastic and Rollin Hand decided they wouldn’t be happy performing
as faceless knob-twiddlers. Instead, with vocalists Returner and Daisuke as well
as with Kurtis Bo and Borat on bass and drums they gathered their merry gang of
collaborators and formed a fully-fledged touring band. Why? There’s one
constant with the Torpedo Boyz: Expect the unexpected.

A few quotes on the Torpedo Boyz…:

“Just the sort of jet-set cool we love. Throw it on at your next shindig and much rumpshaking is sure to ensue.” (PLAYBOY Magazine, USA)

"To say this is a good time would be an understatement. It's a party on a plastic disc and it wants you come along for a ride. You should!" (First Coast News on “Headache Music”)

„Here they are again and they’re firing on all cylinders! The sound of the Boyz will make
you shake your bootie. Highly infectious!” (Raveline)

„The Torpedo Boyz from Berlin manage to combine party hits with loads of fun. This CD
guarantees 100% excelllent enjoyment!” (Bravo)

„Maybe the most original and most imagitive album of the year. If AIR suddenly had balls, they would sound like the Torpedo Boyz...“ (Westzeit on “Headache Music”)

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