Article published 14th Mar 07

WHAT
RAINBOW MAN

After numerous 7 inches and remix appearances, Ed Banger Records boss Busy P has delivered his debut solo 12". On this EP you'll find three equally awesome tracks. ‘Chop Suey’ is pure ghetto tech compressed and cut up, and the title song ‘Rainbow Man’ provides the perfect wobbling tune for any trans-dimensional disco missions. For maximum dance floor impact go straight to ‘What’s Your Name Again?’ Originally only available online and in France, this remix of the Parisian Jackson 5-esque Fancy (signed to Disque Primeur) finally gets to be unveiled to the world.

Definitely one of the most ear pounding pieces of music to come out of this new French revolution Rainbow Man is released on white vinyl with artwork by graphic genius So Me so get busy getting Busy.

By Andee Frost

Release: EP

To Cure: An empty dancefloor

Keywords: French, Dance, Electro

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