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This release marks the point at which Butterz – one of the UK’s hottest new labels in 2011 – collides head-on with the commercial mainstream, thanks to their landmark first vocal release on by man of the moment P Money with long time sparring partner Blacks. The closely-guarded and as-yet-unaired ‘Boo You’ is a ridiculously catchy ode to the heydey of UK Garage, with it's classic key stabs produced by TRC & Royal T, two of the label’s resident rising stars. P-Money, Blacks and Slickman all adopt the party-friendly style of MC-ing made famous by the likes of MC Creed Neutrino and PSG, a step away from P-Money’s signature style that he has developed over productions of late from Doctor P (‘Come Follow Me’), DJ Swerve (‘Ho Riddim’) and Sukh Knight (‘Slang Like This’).
The flipside instrumental is a Royal-T garage remix of TRC's 'Oo Aa Ee', which was first released to great acclaim on Butterz’ white-label series late last year and has gained support from 1Xtra's Mistajam, Kiss' Logan Sama and Hessle Audio owner Ben UFO. With a super-exclusive D.O.K edit thrown in for good measure as a vinyl only exclusive, this release reps grime both past and present, and is another unmissable release from the ever-strengthening Butterz stable. If 2010 was the year when Butterz brought grime instrumentals back to wax, can they do the same in 2011 with vocals? Answer that after you’ve spent the next three months hearing the hook-line “Occupation : MC – Mic Check” spilling from radios and mobiles nationwide.
Massive airwave support lined up includes DJ Logan Sama world premier on Kiss FM and Mistajam 1Xtra debut play in the week before release, plus extensive club drops lead out by Bok Bok, Onemans, Ben UFO, and Sinden.