Hot Toddy At Juno Download

Review: You can usually rely on Crazy P man Chris "Hot Toddy" Todd to deliver the goods. "Mutha Sucka" comes packed with the usual tasty musical touches - sweeping disco strings, chunky drums, clipped guitars - plus more than a nod and a wink to the woozy, alien-sounding synths preferred by their old pals at Futureboogie Recordings. Todd's usual partner in crime, Jim Baron, dons his Ron Basejam guise for the remix. His version goes a little deeper, sounding not unlike Julio Bashmore producing a Crazy P record. Which, when you think about it, is actually really good.

Review: There's something oddly foreboding about "Won't Let Go", the latest single from Crazy P man Chris "Hot Toddy" Todd's Late Night Boogie LP. While the original itself - a typical Todd style fusion of 80s electro-funk elements, deep house and the vocals of longtime Crazy P chanteuse Danielle Moore - is faintly threatening, it's the Black Strobe remix that really ups the paranoia factor. It's far more in-your-face, for starters, and the addition of some ragging acid lines adds an anthemic slant to proceedings. Erdbeerschnitzel's remix, meanwhile, is almost the polar opposite - all crackly, dubbed-out deep house grooves, off-kilter old skool riffage and cosmic vibes.