Not had a chance to watch this one fully yet, but the brief lookover I gave it looked really good. It’s got that classic Gorillaz animated style, but looked graphically even better than usual.
Can’t say I’ve had the time to check out this song/album at all, but I’m looking forward to watching this video regardless (largely due to the fact I’ve been in an animated movie phase recently!).
Visuals for the single from Plastic Beach. These guys normally put out pretty entertaining videos and I expect this to be the same. Audio can be swacked from here if you missed it first time out.
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Latest leak from the album comes in the form of this decent track, which features De La Soul and Gruff Rhys. Good track all-round, with a slightly more hip-hop edge to it than other Gorillaz stuff.
Gorillaz-Superfast Jellyfish ft. Gruff Rhys and De La Soul
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The second single drop of the evening, and the first from the upcoming Gorillaz album.
I have to be honest though, and I’m not too big on this (yet). Whilst the techno-tinged production is alright, this track has two problems with the features: First off, Mos Def is heavily underutilised. Secondly, this Bobby Womack dude on the track goes for absolute overkill and really goes a bit crazy with the vocals. Don’t get me wrong, he can sing but he is just over-the-top on this one and trying too hard. I think aside from that, the track is decent though.
Gorillaz-Stylo ft. Mos Def and Bobby Womack
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