A Total Blast
5
By Chris in NoVA
This album is one of my favorite recent purchases. As another reviewer stated, this album has terrific energy and would be perfect for a party, or just jamming out in the car.
This album shows great talent from producer Krafty and contains many styles blended together extremely well, such as house, disco, funk, breaks, grime and others. Mainly he spends most of the record mixing breaks/electro like "Basketball Jam", "Freakshow", and "Krafty Pervert" with "Bring Back the Funk", "Flamenco Freddy", "Tell Me How You Feel", and "The Funk Is" bringing a heavy funk element.
An all out reccomendation for this album. If you like this music, try looking at Kraak and Smaak for more of same type, maybe with a slightly harder sound and lady sovereign for more grime rap.
Modern Funk
5
By Rawr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This album is a really cool combo of Hip Hop, Funk, Electro, and a little bit of Rap all in one. These songs put me in a good mood, and has great energy.
Nice
5
By mikeslemonade
I like the song "Bass Phenomenon". I was playing Motorstorm on my PS3 and it really put me in the "zone".
Get yourself moving!
5
By El_Maestro
This almost plays like a continuous set. The songs flow together well as if this were Krafty Kuts in a club spinning the tunes. The music is anything but repetitive while still holding true to that Big Beat sound. There are shades of techno, hip-hop, turntableism and of course breakbeats. Freakshow and Bass Phenomenon stand out but there really isn't any filler here. It is a very good album.
funky kuts-its krafty
5
By 69design
these kuts are deep-covers every genre. tell me how you feel-mainstream burner. turntable skit-shadowesque. the funk is-this is the funk. bring back the funk-the funk is here via old school cold-cut-in. worth a peek into the krafty world
Very Nicely Done
4
By DJ August
Krafty Kuts really has set himself apart from breaks producers with this album. His production is slick and second to none. Every song has some underlying funk to it. "Tell me How you Feel" is an obvious choice as a mainstream hit in the breaks scene but my personal favorite is the slower "Bring Back the Funk." Very highly recommended....
