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The come back Moby single 'Alice' was an extremely
interesting offering, it started off with a really
heavy and distorted bass line and had mixed dual
vocals from two hip-hop stars, the whole mix worked
well. Moby is now ready to release his second single
'I Love To Move In Here' from his current album
in the matter of a few months.
'I Love To Move In Here' features really chilled
out disco beats and disco vibes, the song features
Grandmaster Caz on guest vocals, the vocals from
Caz really stand out far from the main vocals
running throughout the song as Caz raps "Old
skool taking you back, and we ain't leaving till
we stop breathing", the song oozes in funk,
soul and old skool disco days.
The single comes with a radio and album version,
there isn’t too much between the two, the
main difference is that the album version runs
for just over a minute longer and the song doesn’t
appear as radio friendly as the main radio version
due to a slight difference in sounds on offer.
The sounds of Moby have changed a lot since his
most popular album offering with 'Play'. 'I Love
To Move In Here' is a song that focuses strongly
on mixing hip-hop and dance together, the mix
is done well and the end result is another strong
single release from Moby. 'I Love To Move In Here'
is bound to be a future dance floor filler in
the clubs across the world.
4/5
Review by Trigger |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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