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Artist: Indidginus
Title: Sofa Surfer
Label: Indidgital
Reviewed by: Rachel Rixham

Kicking off with a day-glo bang, Sofa Surfer squashes the expectations conjured by their enviable team of local and international guests. Sofa Surfer fuses dubstep, dancehall, world fusion, electronica and dance neatly woven together to create a very unique interpretation by Indidginus.

Sofa Surfer the album delivers sun-dripped beats, tantalizing hooks, and explosive dubstep lines, making this album a perfectly blended, super twangy, booty-shaking cocktail for the hot summer months. Tracks such as Mercy Me, Babylon King, and Dark Sky Island vocals deliver a soulful Caribbean energy, while devoid of vocals Lost Coast, Algoriddim, and Sunrise over Sapporo envelope the mind with a vast display of bustling Middle-Eastern scenes, sculpted skylines and sandy beaches of sound.

Out of the Dark and Wobble and Buzz, offer a potent slice of the darkside with the injection of quasi-dangerous basslines, and deep rooted ragga beat and bounce. Paving the way for Indidginus to complete the admirable journey with Madam Blerta’s Carnival, Carnival is a super elative track that unleashes the street party atmosphere, while seducing your senses with rich animated vocals, and illuminated mirages – a memorable finish to a very creative and ingenious album.

Sofa Surfer has garnered early support from Adrian Sherwood, The Orb, Liquid Stranger and Unity Radio to name a few. You can grab your copy here or listen to a mashup of the album here.

Tracklist:
1.Mercy Me (feat. EJ Von Lyrik, Steve Newman and Fletcher)
2.Babylon King (feat. Teba)
3.Dark Sky Island (feat. Francesca Krnjak and Riccardo Moretti)
4.Lost Coast (feat. Colin Angus)
5.Algoriddim (feat. HFB and Seb Taylor)
6.Sunrise over Sapporo (feat. Tripswitch)
7.Out of the Dark (feat. Suns of Arqa)
8.Wobble and Buzz (feat. Raggasouljah and 7Ft Soundsystem)
9.Madam Blerta’s Carnival (feat. OOOD)

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Posted in: Releases, Reviews | Posted on July 24, 2011 by Rachel