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Number One - Limited Clear Vinyl

by Congo Tardis #1

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  • Number One - Limited Clear Vinyl
    Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    Clear vinyl 7", comes with a bonus A3 poster from Melbourne designer and Congo Tardis #1 member PAZ.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Number One - Limited Clear Vinyl via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Sweet Lime FT Marawa The Amazing 03:52
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Wild 'n' Ready FT Damajah 04:10
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Scattermusic unleashes its first official vinyl release, a limited run clear 7" by Melbourne group Congo Tardis #1. Drawing on the genres which have dominated their DJ sets over the past few years such as Reggaeton, Dancehall, Kwaito, Shangaan Electro and more, Congo Tardis #1 bring together uplifting flavors from all over the globe to create something that’s truly unique. Steel drums ride the snap of cheap snares, carnival keys pulse over white noise sweeps, the vocals are fragmented yet the message is obvious, tune in your speaker, put the lime in the coconut, pump up the tweeter, don’t worry, it’ll make much more sense on the dancefloor.

The release also features appearances from two close friends. Marawa the Amazing, the worlds most incredible hula hoop performer (check this link if you don’t believe us) lends her vocal talents on Sweet Lime. MC Damaja, one of Melbourne’s finest dancehall MCs contributes the rather warped vocal hooks for the lead track Wild n’ Ready.

Note: Unlike the digital edition of the release, the vinyl does not include Faux Pas' remix of Doala.

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released January 31, 2012

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