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Avid festivalgoers and live music fans living in or around England’s South West may have already been exposed to the Babyhead experience; witnessing their awe-inspiringly eccentric performances first-hand. At a glance it’s a Hip Hop / SKA fusion performed Vaudeville style… A musical menagerie with a fusion of bollocks and love (if that makes sense!) bottled and saved here as ‘Babyboom Town’.
Babyhead are certainly one of the United Kingdom’s fastest growing independent acts. Their appeal cannot be defined by one aspect alone. It’s not just the combination of the horn section with turntable decksterity that gets any crowds attention. It’s not just the infectious nature of heavy dub bass and ska chops over a hip-hop backbeat that gets them moving. Nor is it the cutting edge lyricism delivered with unwavering tenacity that holds the attention until the encore.
Babyhead has an intangible quality often been summed up by one word – ENERGY; with their own Ringmaster MC Mancub leading this nine piece from the front. It’s this energy combined with their unique sound, song writing dexterity and showmanship that has been catching the attention of the industry. Roni Size, Michael Franti and Ozomatli are just some of the names in their ever-growing fan base.
‘Babyboom Town’ shows a whole other dimension to a band known for their live shows. Thirteen songs take the listener on a journey through urban landscapes, collective consciousness and the human condition. Deftly fusing a cacophony of ska, hip-hop, blazing brass, heavy bass and sardonic wit. Dealing with topics of love, war and table manners, full of honest, funny and at times scary observations of life at the beginning of a new century. It’s the culmination of bedroom recordings to the technological wizardry of producer Bunny Ellingham who has worked with Goldfrapp, New Order, KT Tunstall and others.
