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Long term Futureboogie affiliates Crazy P follow up various label appearances as individual artists (notably, Danielle Moore’s collaborations with PBR Streetgang and Christophe, and Ron Basejam’s eminent White Lamp remix) with four tracks they've road tested all summer long - Glastonbury, Wilderness, Gottwood, Shambala, Festival No.6, Garden (Croatia) and DC10, to name just a few. The EP marks the collectives’ first output since their last album ‘When We On’ (iTunes Dance LP of 2012), and paves the way nicely for a new album to come in 2014... ‘Burning’ kicks things off with a dense Disco pulse. A taut kick and layered claps pin down swung hats that flicker in the corners, making way for Danielle’s vocals. A strong current grows as a sawtooth bass-line, developing vocals and flecks of additive percussion build towards a plunge into a steamy vocal line...‘Clouds’ presses a resistless piano motif under detuned synth stabs, evolving percussion and an arresting vocal line. Progress climbs towards a powerful peak as vocals ring out over a thickened mix in emphatic fashion...Twisted and warped, ‘Virtuality’ punches forwards with samples managed and mangled alongside sleazy vocals and a potent, funky bass-line. Reminiscent of a Motor City Drum Ensemble cut, progress builds with crowd noise and percussive flicks before things sink firmly into a dusty, funk-leant groove... Outboxx’s interpretation of 'Clouds' glows amber from the outset with a subtle Rhodes pattern sitting under stuttered vocals and a delayed clap. The breakdown opens out to a gamboling piano motif and a weighty bass line that sits it comfortably on the dance-floor..