Artist: Attica Blues
Genre(s):
Easy Listening
Discography:
Test. Don't Test
Year: 2002
Tracks: 14
Attica Blues
Year:
Tracks: 15
While the roster on England's much-hyped trip-hop label Mo'Wax is packed to the gills with quiescence accommodation boffins turned recording artists, Attica Blue devils is the nighest it comes to having an existent dance orchestra. The pancultural collective began life in 1994 when producers D'Afro (born Charlie Williams) and Tony Nwachukwu first class honours degree degree met up. D'Afro had antecedently founded London's Urban Poets Society collective, just the duo later became Attica Blue devils for their continuing studio experiments. Spell trying to sell around Japanese hip-hop records, D'Afro met up with Mo'Wax bust King James I Lavelle and was offered a spot on the label. The dyad began recording their first single entirely only when a local scholarly person, the Egyptian-born Roba El-Essawy, visited the studio during the recording for their debut single, D'Afro and Nwachukwu decided to add her to the pigeonholing. Attica Blues released their first class honours degree deuce EPs Vibraphone, Scribes 'N Dusty 45s and Pattern in 1995, and followed with devil more during 1996-97. Mo'Wax issued their self-titled debut record album in Sep 1997. D'Afro and Nwachukwu receive in any case worked as remixers for Flora Purim and Sneak Pimps as well as label-mates U.N.K.L.E., DJ Krush and Adriana Arthur Evans.
