Wayne Marshall At Juno Download

Review: A man whose prodigious talent burst onto the scene a couple of years ago, Toddla T is back with a new home at Ninja Tune and sounding as fresh as ever. Recorded on a pilgrimage to Jamaica, the Sheffield lad hooks up with dancehall legend Wayne Marshall who rhymes over an electro-garage beat that's loaded with bass and fast, good-times drums. Switching things up with a sung chorus and piano chords layered underneath is the masterstroke - with Toddla building things up into an almighty drop. Probably one of the most accessible things he's done so far, expect this to go huge over the next few weeks.

Review: "Streets So Warm" is the latest track to be released from Toddla T's huge new album "Watch Me Dance". Following the heavy disco-funk leanings of single of the same name, this release sees the producer return to the dancehall influenced sound that he is most well known for, with a range of remixes on an old school tip. The original features a simple trilling synth line which complements Wayne Marshall's vocals, whilst Zed Bias' "Old Skool remix" takes things back to 2000 with an infectious 2-step version of the original. Serial Killerz meanwhile deliver a DnB remix, and Ross Orton and Pipes deliver a remix which takes the dancehall original and beefs it up with some contemporary bass production.