Just Banks ‘Bust A Move’ with Boogie Army remix

Just Banks ‘Bust A Move’ with Boogie Army remix

26 November, 2007 | 3.54AM

• Written by: Proper Nightlife
• Filed under: Music News : boogie army, etage noir, just banks

Bootie-shaking breaks action with vocals by K-Sun and a remix by Boogie Army for all you b-boys and b-girls, for the good times on the dancefloor, when it’s time to let go and just ‘Bust A Move’.

Unlike Just Banks’ last release 360 Degrees feat. Blaktroniks, it’s strictly uptempo this time.

The A-side “The Meltdown” is a bassheavy breakbeat stomper with some surprising slap bass/acid twist midsection action.

The title track “Bust A Move” (B1), a funky uptempo breaker, comes fully equipped with a catchy bassline, mind-blowing horn riffs (sax by Markus Ecklmayr from Parov Stelar´s band) and most importantly: the wicked vocals of K-Sun aka MC Kemo.

Recently Kemo stirred up the scene with his release “Global Enemies” on Marcus Intalex´ Soul:R label - a collaboration with Lynx. Here he teams up with his Austrian friend on a not so serious vibe. When Just Banks gets funky and cool, K-Sun gets funky and hot.

On B2 no other than Germany´s breaks wonder Boogie Army remixed “Bust A Move” and turned it into a killer electro breakbeat anthem with plenty of vocoder action in full effect!

All three tracks are pure and uplifting party tunes with peaktime qualities.

DJ Reactions:

“Yeah man, diggin it! Sounds great!”
DJ Icey (Zone Records)

“Nice and funky - will definitely rock this!”
Ursula 1000 (ESL Music)

“Once again Parov Stelar and his label Etage Noir show us how much potential Austria holds outside of Vienna. Following his grand debut on Etage Noir, Just Banks is releasing his second 12”, full of surprises. Excellent Breakbeat, where the original tracks really stand out with their beat, phat bassline and vocals.”
Ed Royal (Innvision Records)

“Bust A Move is a heavy dancefloor roller with nice sax and strong, groovy vocals by K-Sun. The 4/4 breakdown in the middle builds up the second part really nice and it rocks on. The remix by the Boogie Army builds up much slower and uses less of K-Sun´s vocals. There are some nice synths inside that effect a constant move. An Etage Noir release definitely to be recommended!”
Shroombab (Resident Magazine)

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