woo riddim is a lot more detailed than i thought it would be, listening to the vinyl. sounds great on a big (well, home) system. curious to hear if s-x has anything else as good. secretly hoped the DEE version would be on the bside but it wasnt to be lol.
the grime-sampling-reggae thing is cool to me. i dont think much of it is really that amazing, seems sort of casually slung together, but i like it more than dubsteps version of reggae, just cos that seems so conservative and rigid in comparison. the grime producers keep it a bit looser and rhythmically its a bit more fun. cool hearing that dancehall vocal of eskimo though! would love to hear someone like vybz kartel get on some grime riddims. there was a dubstep one on the recent hatcha show that was actually pretty good.