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Young Montana? | Format: MP3 Music

Product Details

• Original Release Date: May 3, 2011
• Label: Alpha Pup Records
• Copyright: 2011 Alpha Pup Records
• Total Length: 45:38
• Genres:
  • Dance & DJ
• ASIN: B004YWNYQ2
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #9,940 Paid in MP3 Albums (See Top 100 Paid in MP3 Albums)

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5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best albums of 2011 July 18, 2011

By S. Fortune

Format:MP3 Music

The beats start dropping after the atmospheric intro "in finite". And boy do they drop! Sacre Cool kicks things off, a perfection of sampling underscored with a catchy baseline. You'll probably have this song on repeat for days on end. Suchbeats is disconnected-but-melodic hip-hop track with the MC laying down tight vocals that seem to rise and fall almost at the same time. Dreamhome takes a more pop approach and provides a fitting segway to the R&B inspired Bad.day. Mynnd picks up the electronic styling and features a muffled female vocal that dances around in your head. At this point in the album you're beginning to feel a little giddy, like halfway through an incredible roller-coaster ride. No problem, Hot Heather gently purees a variety of sounds until you get your much desired smooth and cool relief. You'll be tapping your toes and nodding your head by the end of this one, guaranteed. Legwrap is a playful track that makes one recall fond childhood memories while Midnight Snacks sets to get your adult blood pumping, carrying soul and sexiness. Repetition is just what you need after the light forplay of Midnight Snacks, you can get to the real business with this one! By the time Connct gets underway, you're sadly begging for more but you'll just have to be consoled with the gentle dissolve provided by this last track.

Every song has something to offer. I can't be more emphatic when I say this is definately going to be one of the top albums of 2011! And I look forward to many more releases by the Young Montana?.

5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best beat albums of 2011 May 3, 2011

By Audio Texture

Format:MP3 Music

Young Montana is an old head on young shoulders. Tipped as one of the next bright young things by Mary Anne Hobbs in 2010 at 20 years of age already he is producing beats as cultured as anyone around. Not only is he putting in more flavours than Ferran Adria the soul and funk always shines through the density and complex programming, something a lot of his contemporaries struggle to do, often losing themselves in a swamp of fashionable plug-ins, dense compression and overly spasmodic beats.

A largely instrumental album he does manage to slip in a killer hip hop track with Stainless Steele flowing effortlessly over some crunchy, crackly yet melodic beats. Apart from that vocal duty is performed by small slices of cut up, heavily manipulated vocals lovingly splattered over the other ten cuts. There are no real duffers on the album and the album flows pleasingly from folk hop, via future electro boogie and neo classical tropical mutant hybrids to peak time twisted club bangers, largely at a hip hop tempo.

All in all this is a stunning debut album that is never formulaic or predictable, packed full of musical twists and turns and one that deserves repeated listens. We might even have a future classic on our hands and definitely one of the beat albums of the year.