Tenor Fly At Juno Download

Review: Benny Page and Zero G have been churning out some sterling work on High Culture recently, and this EP, featuring Tenor Fly, saw them turn in possibly their best collaboration to date. Easily one of the most distinctive, inimitable MCs to ever hold a mic, Tenor's rapid tongue works wonder over Benny and Zero's rave-tinged slice of grime. Peak time heads down rolls at play, you can file this under savage. Zero G goes solo for the remainder of the package; "Murda In The Dancehall" is tonked up electro dancehall while "What Must I Do" takes a slippery segue into the whirling retro futurisms of nu-jungle. Hefty gear, may their sterling work continue.

Review: Original breakbeat DJ and one of the founding fathers of drum and bass, Ray Keith's part in the early days of the scene can't be overstated. Match the man himself with Tenor Fly, one of the most distinctive voices in breakbeat and drum and bass and you've got a recipe for some seriously baking riddims. Renegade Live is Keith's dream - a fully live jungle setup that brings energy and soul back to those dark rooms filled with bass and nodding heads. Potentially the hottest ticket for the forthcoming festival season, Bladerunner's dub remix packs some serious punch, adding after dark attitude and ghostly keys. Hotly tipped for this summer, all eyes on Renegade - don't sleep.

Review: The Run Tingz Cru return with their ball-busting sounds and this time it's a remix package with some stomping re-works of their tune "Don Man Sound" including a Run Tingz Jungle remix, Dirty remix and a Capitol 1212 & Tenor Fly re-mastered version. You're in for a treat ladies and gentlemen; first up the Jungle remix is full of rudeboy lyrics, smashing snares and jungle chirrups. Next, we get down and dirty with epic edits, smashed up Chase & Status-style moments and twisted up, distorted vocals, and then last of all Capitol 1212 & Tenor Fly work their magic, transforming the original into a shimmying slice of splendor.