{"product_id":"bddnl177","title":"DELS - GOB EP","description":"\u003cp\u003eKieren Dickins aka DELS returns with the final single before the launch \r\nof his debut album, the track from which his long player takes its name,\r\n \"GOB.\"  With music from production wunderkind Kwes (known for his own \r\nreleases on Young Turks plus production work with The Invisible and The \r\nXX) the track shows Dickins, angry, battered, but ultimately hopeful, \r\nrising up through all the shit of the world determined to triumph, \r\nsuccumbing neither to the nonsense around him or his own quest for \r\nperfection, gradually lifted aloft on a monster of a bassline. Like a \r\ncross between Nine Inch Nails, TV On The Radio and Massive Attack it's a\r\n standout moment for British rap and a bold statement of intent. \r\n\u003cbr\u003e\r\n\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAppropriately, the lead remix for the project comes from David Andrew \r\nSitek himself. “Super passionate\" about the song, the producer spent \r\nover two weeks in and out of the studio perfecting his mix, a \r\ncombination of classic era boom-bap drums, melodic catchiness and \r\ntrademark audio atmsopherics. Untold, on the other hand, tools his remix\r\n much more for the dancefloor, cutting into DELS’ vocals to produce a \r\nslowburner very much in the mould of his recent “Stereo Freeze” EP for \r\nR\u0026amp;S. The third and final mix comes from a newer name, Ry9n, whose \r\nbrittle “Hot Breath” dancehall rhythm has already been getting early \r\nplays on Rinse FM.\r\n\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"Ninjatune","offers":[{"title":"12\"","offer_id":44934131122335,"sku":"BD177","price":10.0,"currency_code":"GBP","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0493\/8563\/5999\/products\/gob-ep-main.jpg?v=1736247231","url":"https:\/\/merch.ninjatune.net\/products\/bddnl177","provider":"Ninja Tune","version":"1.0","type":"link"}