Unity EP (Feat. Kurnel MC) ★★ OUT NOW ★★

★★ For Link to Juno Download to Purchase please click here ★★

Cuttin’ It Fine blurb….
Unity, what does it mean to Cockney Nutjob and Kurnel MC? Unit E was the ward Kurnel MC was put in after he broke his elbow raving. Unity is the undivided togetherness Cockney Nutjob feels while caressing a cheese burger at a festival. Either way, we can agree it means coming together as one. Which is what’s happened on this historic slab of good times for your ear holes.

Cockney Nutjob and Kurnel MC have been working together for a good portion of their musical journey. Both dip in and out of personal projects, but one things for sure. If you’re at a festival and you hear wobbly Reggae and an enthusiastic kiwi with honey in his voice? You’ve stumbled across the duo.

Here at Cuttin’ It Fine Records, we are proud to present a partnership with a passion for pulverizing a party. Unity is the ultimate deliverance of dope music and great up beat lyricism all wrapped up in one unique package!

Unity – The title joint and a true pace setter for the project. Picture yourself in a festival tent, five wines too many, hazy from the jazz fag some one recently passed to you. Jumping up and down high fiving homies to the militant reggae stomp accompanied by belly shaking bass while Kurnel keeps your hands in the air!

Drenched – we remain on the party vibe and the consistent reggae sampled, synth bass back drop. The boys ensure you have your togs on and are willing to let all your hairs hang out in the deep end while they provide entertainment and keep on the wrong side of the lifeguard.

Parents anthem – Right it’s out the pool and on the piss. Both the lads are family men and have escaped for the night. They have more than one thing in their sights. Grog, late night mystery meat from abra-kebabra and some questionable Dad dancing. Either way this slab of audio doner meat is a theme all parents can get down to!

Get it – Finishing the package on a high. Continuing the theme of reggae and wobbles that distinguishes these two gentlemen. Kurnel points out that even if it’s sleep for dinner and the electrics packed in. As long as you have good friends, good vibes and dope music the rest will fall into place.

 

 

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Roar ★★ OUT NOW ★★

 

This is a preview of my track ‘Roar’ released on Cuttin’ It Fine as part of the South Coast Rulers EP and available on Juno Download.

 

South side of the UK…. A segment known for warmer yet baltic climates. Where inhabitants lack social skills their Northern Neighbours are blessed with. During the summer months, seagulls reign with an iron claw. Surrendering locals into a post apocalyptic atmosphere reminiscent to Mad Max. Just less motorbike gangs and more chips.

For the first of our bootleg series we have recruited the Souths cream of the crop (Not from the many Friesian cattle littering the country). They’re not bronzed surf hero’s, hell no! The only tan they’ve got is a creamy coat of pale from their computer screens, applied whilst awkwardly fidgeting into the early hours to bring you this Devine buffet of festival bullets!

B-Side , El Bomba, Cockney Nutjob (Honorary Southerner) & label boss Roast Beatz. Each inject some much needed swagger into this 4 track EP to show you how they handle wrecking the party Southside! Read on for a more visual representation….

Cockney Nutjob hits the ground running with a Reggae themed stomper “Roar” which will entice a medley of speed flossing and slut drops pon de dance floor. Hot on his heels El Bomba steams through half naked (bottom half) to take the vibes up a notch with “Start Moving Some”. Once he’s finished pleasuring the people Roast and B-side are beckoned from a cloud of smoke that would give Wiz Khalifa a semi with their re-flip of “Un-fadeable.” Not satisfied with the destruction of the dance floor Uncle Roasty peels of his shirt to reveal an egg stained wife beater to finish the massacre with an infectious funk/house mash-up “Taking it back” which is sure to become a staple for your sets.

So, if you fancy adding some butchery to a blowout, please have a listen to the following music and give a tip of the hat the Souths finest party starters! We offer you our latest instalment… “South Coast Rulers”.