Top 100 Chart Placements
Updated 2 years ago
As that funky 1970s fretless bass sets things off, it's clear that Jungle Cakes bossman Deekline has got some classic party vibes for us. And, with those foundational pillars of the scene known as the Ragga Twins in the booth, you know this tune is destined for the USBs of discerning selectors scene-wide.\n\nWith bassline switch-ups, hotstep break programming, bars from the most legendary duo in the game, and Deekline's body-moving sensibilities, you're not going to want to let 'Creepah' pass you by.\n\nFor licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com
Back once again with aplomb, Hackney's finest the Ragga Twins link up with Saxon Sound legend Tippa Irie for a rage filled banger. Less social commentary, more of a call to arms for everybody Fed Up with the current climate of political chaos and corruption the world is in right now. Never ones to hold back, the twins spit lyrical fire over this hype dancehall riddim and we don't think we've ever heard the usually mild mannered Tippa Irie so vex! Taken from the forthcoming album "Still Outstanding" this track once again shows the Ragga Twins have lost none of their edge in the 35+ years they've been touching mic. Always with a message and always to mash up the dance.
As that funky 1970s fretless bass sets things off, it's clear that Jungle Cakes bossman Deekline has got some classic party vibes for us. And, with those foundational pillars of the scene known as the Ragga Twins in the booth, you know this tune is destined for the USBs of discerning selectors scene-wide.\n\nWith bassline switch-ups, hotstep break programming, bars from the most legendary duo in the game, and Deekline's body-moving sensibilities, you're not going to want to let 'Creepah' pass you by.\n\nFor licensing & label enquiries, please contact Martin Flex: martin@hotcakesmusic.com
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