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18 May 2010

 

 

Utah Jazz

After two globe-spanning years touring his debut LP It's A Jazz Thing, Utah Jazz returns this summer with Vintage, the name of both his second album and his brand new record label.

The first single and album sampler features Take No More and is released on June 14th. Also look out for a massive dubstep version by DJ N-Type which will be released this summer that's being supported by the likes of Skream & Benga.

 

 

The full album is out on July 5th on 3 x 12", 14 track CD and MP3 formats. Collaborations come from the likes of Royksopp vocalist Chelonis R Jones, Jonny L, MC DRS and the Ragga Twins

As we all know Utah Jazz is partial to the odd remix / bootleg and Quincy, his latest out now, is probably the biggest one he's done. He made a version of Quincy a while back using samples from Quincy Jones' Summer In The City but this new version also features a Pharcyde acapella from Passin Me By (which also sampled Summer In The City). Utah Jazz was hoping to include it on Vintage but obviously there were various issues and so he's decided to get it out there as a promo / white label.

 


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