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Here We Become Once again
by Roots Manuva

— Released fifth December 2011 on Big Dada

Roots Manuva returns with a new unmarried and it's 1 of the standout cuts from the acclaimed 4everevolution, the heart-searching, magnificent "Here We Go Again".

Over an intense, thunderous collision of hip hop, techno and dubstep, Rodney Smith aka Roots Manuva drops lyrics nearly an old friendship gone bad: "something in his life isn't right with him/ He's caught up in the hype and it bites within." A clear-eyed, deadpan exposition of the dangers, temptations and, more...

Roots Manuva returns with a new single and it's 1 of the standout cuts from the acclaimed 4everevolution, the brooding, magnificent "Here We Go Once more".

Over an intense, thunderous standoff of hip hop, techno and dubstep, Rodney Smith aka Roots Manuva drops lyrics about an old friendship gone bad: "something in his life isn't correct with him/ He'south defenseless upward in the hype and it bites within." A clear-eyed, deadpan exposition of the dangers, temptations and, more than cuttingly, childishness of "street life", Smith is smashing to emphasise he isn't preaching. Everything he says applies to himself as much as anyone else and a fate he avoided more through luck than sentence. The melody is finished off perfectly past a pure, soulful chorus from Spikey Tee.

Spikey Tee was originally part of seminal British hip-hop-ragga-soul collective the Sindecut (Virgin Records), but these days is better well known for his piece of work with Mr Scruff, Jah Wobble, Sola Rosa and Bomb The Bass. Now based in Australia he works on occasion with upwardly and coming producer Dizz1. When Dizz1 played him the beat for "Hither We Become Again" he immediately told him it was perfect for Roots Manuva. A few emails and phonecalls afterward and the tune began to come together, a mixture of menace and dazzler which, in its grace and the urgency of its message, shows an creative person equally relevant as ever.

Remixes for the single come from UK Blackness Music veteran Dobie (two versions, aimed at the "Mosh Pit" and "Smoky Backroom"), hotly-tipped grime producer Preditah and man of the moment, FaltyDL. But every bit ever, it's the calm authority and intelligence of Roots Manuva'southward vocalism which will stay with the listener.

Hither Nosotros Go Once more
by Roots Manuva

— Released 5th December 2011 on Large Dada

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Tracklist

  • MP3
  • 16-scrap WAV
  1. ane

    Hither We Go Once again  (Radio Edit)

  2. 2

    Here We Get Over again  (Dobie's Moshpit Remix)

  3. iii

    Here We Go Again  (FaltyDL Remix)

  4. 4

    Here We Become Again  (Preditah Remix)

  5. 5

    Hither We Go Again  (Dobie's Playground Moves Remix)

  6. Play All (5)

  1. 1

    Here We Become Again  (Radio Edit)

  2. 2

    Here We Go Over again  (Dobie's Moshpit Remix)

  3. 3

    Here Nosotros Get Again  (FaltyDL Remix)

  4. iv

    Hither We Go Once again  (Preditah Remix)

  5. 5

    Here Nosotros Go Again  (Dobie'south Playground Moves Remix)

  6. Play All (5)

Roots Manuva returns with a new single and information technology's one of the standout cuts from the acclaimed 4everevolution, the heart-searching, magnificent "Here Nosotros Go Once again".

Over an intense, thunderous collision of hip hop, techno and dubstep, Rodney Smith aka Roots Manuva drops lyrics nearly an erstwhile friendship gone bad: "something in his life isn't right with him/ He'due south defenseless upward in the hype and information technology bites inside." A clear-eyed, deadpan exposition of the dangers, temptations and, more than...

Roots Manuva returns with a new unmarried and it's 1 of the standout cuts from the acclaimed 4everevolution, the brooding, magnificent "Here Nosotros Go Again".

Over an intense, thunderous standoff of hip hop, techno and dubstep, Rodney Smith aka Roots Manuva drops lyrics about an old friendship gone bad: "something in his life isn't correct with him/ He'south caught up in the hype and information technology bites within." A clear-eyed, deadpan exposition of the dangers, temptations and, more cuttingly, childishness of "street life", Smith is cracking to emphasise he isn't preaching. Everything he says applies to himself as much as anyone else and a fate he avoided more than through luck than judgement. The tune is finished off perfectly by a pure, soulful chorus from Spikey Tee.

Spikey Tee was originally office of seminal British hip-hop-ragga-soul collective the Sindecut (Virgin Records), merely these days is better well known for his work with Mr Scruff, Jah Wobble, Sola Rosa and Bomb The Bass. Now based in Australia he works on occasion with up and coming producer Dizz1. When Dizz1 played him the shell for "Here We Go Once again" he immediately told him it was perfect for Roots Manuva. A few emails and phonecalls later and the tune began to come together, a mixture of menace and dazzler which, in its grace and the urgency of its message, shows an artist equally relevant as ever.

Remixes for the unmarried come from UK Black Music veteran Dobie (two versions, aimed at the "Mosh Pit" and "Smoky Backroom"), hotly-tipped crud producer Preditah and human being of the moment, FaltyDL. Merely equally always, it's the calm authority and intelligence of Roots Manuva'due south voice which will stay with the listener.

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