DJ Peril proves to be Double Trouble with second single 'Rock Ya Baby'
Author: TranZnews
Thursday, June 15, 2006
Hot on the heels of the radio smash 'Its About To Blow' which spent an incredible 20 weeks in the Aria top 40 charts, comes the silky smooth 'Rock Ya Baby', the second single from DJ Peril's debut solo album 'King of the Beats'.
In hip hop terms, DJ Peril is a national treasure, having played an active part in the developing urban scene since 1983. As a DJ, Peril has been hosting club nights and doing the club circuit for well over a decade, week in week out blending together warm funky music to gets people butts-a-shakin'. As a producer Peril has made a real name for himself. Leading the acclaimed 1200 Techniques to national fame, as they became the first urban outfit to win an ARIA in 2002 for their single 'Karma' and then sell more than 60,000 albums. Combine his reputation and skills as a producer/entertainer makes DJ Peril undoubtedly a winning combination.
As the second single from DJ Peril's soon to be released 'King of the Beats' album, this killer new track 'Rock Ya Baby' is sure to do the business over the coming months. With contributions from silky smooth American soul/rnb artist Rahsaan Patterson and raps from MC Surreal, 'Rock Ya Baby' is a hip-jiving gem with more hooks than Rex Hunt's tackle box.
The radio version of 'Rock Ya Baby' is packed full of driving dancefloor attitude and pulsating beats, with a splash of acoustic guitar for good measure. It's the perfect marriage between club and radio and is guaranteed to get a huge amount of attention in the club and across radio in the next few months.
The 'Quazomodo house mix' of 'Rock Ya Baby' is perfect for dance boffins wanting to stir up a storm. Its infectious disco funk bass line mixed with Rahsaan Patersonas soul vocals make this mix one perfect for the dancefloor with a catchy hook for good measure.
'Rev's puts in on the floor mix' of 'Rock Ya Baby' has a electro uptempo element that blends the past perfectly with the future. Taking in a contemporary RnB/hip hop flavour, this re-rub is guaranteed to incite mass booty-shaking hysteria amongst the ladies and fella's alike.
Get set as DJ Peril's 'rock ya baby' does that and a whole lot more. Miss this one at your Peril!
Label/Distributor: Street Elite / Fly Music / Warner
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