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23 February 2024

Fab, Trip 23

 

Going back to the heyday of mid-90s Trip-hop, we have Baby Fox: Alex Gray, Christine Leach, Dwight Clarke. Christine & Dwight both sing & wrote the lyrics, with Christine doing the lead vocals. Dwight also played keyboards. Alex's forte was sampling/sequencing/mixing.

Baby Fox took elements of Dub & blues to create an off-beat, slightly eerie atmosphere. Not being on one of the genres "respected" labels or from Bristol, the group fought an uphill battle for recognition. They created capable groove-oriented dance music. The beats, the rhythms, the personality, the samples were all great but they proved to not be groundbreaking or breathtaking enough. They released only two full-length offerings before disbanding. This is their swan-song. 

 

Baby Fox - Dum Dum Baby, Roadrunner Records RR 8733-2, 1998.
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Dum Dum Baby
Heaven's Gate    
The Rookery Part 1
The Rookery Part 2
Nearly Beautiful
Zodiac    
Bad Girl Love    
Bluebird
Fury to Forgiveness    
Rainy London Sunday
Hallow'een    
Still Point    
That's the Way it Is
The Line's Cleared    
Naked Hour

Enjoy the Trip,

3 comments:

  1. Dum Dum Baby
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  2. Thanks for all the Trippy Music. Enjoyes it a Lot

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    1. A few more trips to go...an extra one this leapy ear.

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