To your average non-obsessed beathead Bully lover - DJ Moves may well be a new name. To all you Canadian hip hop heads, he's a hero. He made the first Peanuts & Corn joint that made me think 'holy sh*t', if you don't own 'Alleged Legends' with Birdapres, sort it out. Moves was rocking my world before I'd ever heard of Mcenroe - in a three way death match between Roddy, Sixtoo and Moves I know who my money would be on. This Bully 7" is their most low down nasty offering to date - 'The Boy In The Bubble' kicks off with some reckless youth shouting abuse before the sick deep bass beats drop, the sampled rap vocals on the chorus just kill it, with the freestyle flute soloing it's just too-too. 'Gold Ring' starts with an ill jazz-soaked intent, rising rhodes piano enter before the Shadow styled thud beats and basslines drop. Samples revolve, the mood gets eerier - the bass getting heavier and heavier.
A The Boy In The Bubble
B Gold Ring
