Jimmy Edgar (the artist formerly known as Kristuit Salu / Morris Nightingale & Michaux) delivers his first offering in the land of Warp. This four track EP delivers - offering a more hip hop structured sound that's a different affair to the frankly amazing SND meets hip-hop vibe of his Merck releases (which you NEED to check). This is not strictly a Prefuse 73 homage - offering a funked aura that many emcee's would kill to wrek shop over. Feel 'No Static' a mad uptempo minimal house hop track with vocal rap samples and rapid scratch drops - tune. 'Morris Nightingale Theme' is even funkier adding hectic rapid-fire sample bombardment over deep bass fuelled beats and cut up jazz swerveballs. Next 'Urban Outtake' - awesome - an altered but still familiar jazz flute sample gets down with the tweaked dope beats and frequency wrecking attack. Check the Kill Bill fight scene atmospheric tip in the intro part - baadness. Lastly 're: City Alley' drops a sunshine variation on a Perlon/Villalobos styled sound - a broken roller with enough character to beat off the plagiarist bat. All this wrapped up in a superb and minimal light blue and bright yellow sleeve with nifty letter cut out from the Designers Republic, back in serious effect.
A1 No Static
A2 Morris Nightingale Theme
B1 Urban Outtake
B2 Re: City Alley
