Forthcoming: Cadence Weapon – Afterparty Babies
Cadence Weapon AKA Edmonton, Canada resident Rollie Pemberton released Breaking Kayfabe last year. It featured at number five in my Top 30 Albums of 2007 post. His follow-up Afterparty Babies (a moniker his father placed on him, due to his conception circumstances) is due out in March and from that comes “In Search of the Youth Crew” which you may have heard Rollie playing live in recent months.
Less punishing electro flourishes than previous efforts, this song is uptempo party music with a slight house feel. Roll on Rollie!
Cadence Weapon – In Search of the Youth Crew
[audio:https://nialler9.com/mp3/Cadence_Weapon_-_In_Search_Of_The_Youth_Crew.mp3]
[Cadence Weapon: Myspace ]
Photo Credit: Austinist’s Flickr
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