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IвЂ™m proper feeling the vaudeville approach to hip-hop (cfThe Anomalies, Krugers passim), and The Correspondents are amongst the most charming to take that approach. These two dapper purveyors of swing-hop derring-do pretty much stole the show. вЂњMy fear for the contents of my wallet and the softer parts of my anatomy were quickly replaced by joy at the sights and sounds of The Correspondents. With fast-spit rhymes over twenties flapper tunes, and MC Mr Brogues a gangly enthusiastic dancer with natty threads to match, these two deserve a stage all themselves.вЂќ INTHENEWS.CO.UK вЂ“ BESTIVAL REVIEW One duo who could, however, are the Correspondents, who filled in between sets throughout the weekend. вЂњPop also-ran Frankmusik was far more exciting, revealing his 'great voice for a white boy' but also the overly perfect future pop that's thus far prevented him finding fame with a mass audience. The skin-tight trouser clad MC Mr Bruce strode to the stage and began shaking his impossibly long legs to the beats put down by his DJ, Chuckles, and from that point on, everyone was a convert.' NME.COM 'The Correspondents aren't the first group you'd expect to see at a South London dubstep/fidget house night and yet their performance at Corsica Studios over a year ago had everyone quickly switching their allegience from wobbly basslines to beats over samples from 'The Jungle Book'. You might have seen them at Glastonbury, Secret Garden Party, Bestival, Shambala Festival, Lovebox Weekender, The Big Chill Festival, Camden Crawl, Innocent Village Fete, Scala Amersham Arms, Bungalow 8, Soho Revue Bar, Vibe Bar, Concord 2, Bloomsbury Bowls, Art Car Boot Fair, Last Days Of Decadance, Madame Jojo's, Notting Hill Arts Club, Bethnal Green Working Men's Club, 33 Portland Place, Shepard's Bush Pavillion, 5 Cavendish Sq, Corsica Studios, Proud Camden, Village Underground, The Cobden Club, The Battersea Arts Centre, The Colony Rooms, and Selfridge's. The Correspondents have shared stages with the likes (or unlikes) of Florence & The Machine, Lilly Allen, Mika, Little Boots, VV Brown, Bat For Lashes, Lazy Habits, Daedalus, Bassment Jaxx, Rob Da Bank, Rusko, Kitty Daisy & Lewis, Cuban Brothers, Brass Roots, Jocelyn Brown, Dub Pistols etc. Since then tracks have been recorded, stages have been stomped and knees have hit nipples. The unlikely pair cut their teeth at a few parties and decided to cement the live performance relationship in their makeshift recording studio. In Leeds Mr Chuckles had been tinkering with the sounds of Hip Hop, Jazz and Dance music for several years, meanwhile further North in Edinburgh Mr Bruce exerted his vocal dexterity over Drum 'n' Bass, Breaks & Funk. The Correspondents started out in November 2007, when old friends, Mr Bruce and Mr Chuckles, returned to London after a firm schooling at their respective Universities. Splicing swing samples with squelchy synths over dusty drum loops theyвЂ™ve depicted a modern day journey into time of rogues, lust, affordable clowns and foot-tapping toe curling 'get your brogues on' dance floor swing beat. MC Mr Bruce and DJ/Producer Mr Chuckles collaborate to make Hip Hop for the 1930s, Big Band music for the 00s. Welcome to the Last FM page of the swing-hop duo, The Correspondents. I'd give half my happiness just for one look The grass could have been greener down the first road I took I've done the wrong route down a dusty lane No, not in the now.Now my hands are pulling at the donkeys rains If drugs can't help, why would words bring him luck I tricked myself in thinking he could cure my best friend. Powerless to make it stop.Inexplicably highДЇaulty magic whispered to the man who can mend When a school boy attacked for the twenty-fifth time. I didn't raise that finger until I was nine I think I know what I want but I don't know where to go

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