- Sydney-based breakbeat producer Bass Kleph (AKA Stu Tyson) provides Australian based breakbeat label Breaking Point another dancefloor destroyer in the form of Bonx. Originally appearing on Timmy Schumacher's Return Of The Boomschwack, Bonx highlights Bass Kleph's fascination for the 2-step sound - a sound that originated in the UK underground and urban circles and suffered dramatically when the UK media tied it in with all the violence erupting in the scene.
Boomschwack had featured Bonx with the Slip Of The Tongue Mix, mashing up heavily syncopated 2-step style beats with a futuristic outer space keyboard melody and a ragga style bassline complete with bouncy bass stabs and sci-fi movie effects. Bonx takes 2-step aboard the international space station playing breakbeats to intergalaxian ambassadors!
For the single release, he's kept it pretty much intact since then but has invited MC duo Lords Of The Fly to provide MC lyrics. 2-step and ragga style MCing seem to go hand in hand and Lords Of The Fly provide the perfect vocal offering to sit on the track.
It's pretty catchy and guaranteed to get even the laziest of toes tapping and the single features both instrumental and vocal versions of the tunes and also radio edits - it definitely deserves radio play.