Kay Suzuki presents the massive yet versatile "Bipolar EP" including the magnificent "Something to say" featuring heartfelt vocals by Fatima alongside lush chords over a powerful yet smooth backing. Souled deepen the vibe on their remix for series early morning action, while Altered Natives take the track to broken beat territory. "Going down" is a funk soaking broken beat affair featuring wicked vocals by Colonel Red, with Soulparlor contributing a somewhat smoothed down yet groovier broken beat take. "Don't be afraid of the future" combines the best of broken beat and atmospheric sound scapes into a stormin' dance floor monster
DJ Reactions:
Gilles Peterson (Radio 1) - loving all the Fatima tunes around at the moment, specially the Kay Suzuki one.
Kev Beadle(Solar radio/Southport Wweekender) - Kay Suzuki has been on my 'producers to watch' list for a while now. Check this and you'll understand why".
Laurent Garnier (F Comm) "Love the Altered natives mix will play this a lot Thanks"
Franck Roger, (Real Tone), France – thanks will play the Altered (Natives) mix for sure!!!!!
Andy Ward, (Soulheaven) I love all the mixes on this. close call between the Original and Souled remix.
Domu (Treble-O records) - Feeling the original of the Fatima track and the Soulparlor mix of the Reds one, though a dub of that would be nice too! Classy beats and production, keeping the bruk vibe alive! Nice work all! 8/10 Domu
Simbad, (Raw Fusion records) - this is really dope, prefer da originals personally, da forthcoming album sounds promising yoooo !!! chartin' playin'
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