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Radioactive Man — Jam Out The Kicks LP 3x12" vinyl cover

RADIOACTIVE MANJam Out The Kicks LP 3x12"

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Catalog
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AFT012
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Format
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3x12inch Vinyl
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Features
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Gatefold Sleeve

85.90

Tracklist

Under The Counter(Original Mix)

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See Above(Original Mix)

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Colourful Language(Original Mix)

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New Balls Please(Original Mix)

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Yew Got 2 B Yew(Original Mix)

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The Clappers(Original Mix)

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Sinkhole(Original Mix)

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The Doldrums(Original Mix)

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K Whole Pop(Original Mix)

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Whatever Mate(Original Mix)

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Dread Carpet(Original Mix)

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Do It Till You're Satisfied(Original Mix)

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About Release

Radioactive Man (Keith Tenniswood) presents his 6th album ‘Jam Out The Kicks’ released on self-operated label Asking For Trouble this November 28th. Written while immersed in the throes of touring over the last four years - the album showcases Tenniswood’s singular sound, honed for the international dance floors that he is charged with. Jam Out The Kicks will be released on a triple 12” vinyl package with artwork by renowned artist Lung.Working together UK rave, jungle, breakbeat and Detroit electro and techno the album plays between these different genres and styles. It brings the grit, joy, grime and funk but also with a big lot of heart in its sensitive softer elements and moments. Opening track ‘Under The Counter’ has been the lead to his live performances - soft and gleaming and with deep warm bass tones it’s his reset track to set the tone for the set. We then move into slap bass funk on ‘See Above’ and through the many sounds on the release - from dense textured and kicking techno to bass heavy rave. Curveball on the release is ‘Sinkhole’ starting out as a collaboration with Suade Bergemann, vocallists Ali Love and Chloe Raunet (C.A.R) both put their touch on it. It’s just one example of Radioactive Man’s desire not to want to be held down to any one sound and to always be developing and moving forward.

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