For Smif-N-Wessun to get one of their very best songs effectively shut down by sample clearance was standard practice, to get two was plain bad luck: first there was
Nothing Move But The Money in 1995, and then
Super Brooklyn in 2000 after their rebrand as the Cocoa Brovaz. In a perfect world Dru-Ha got the
Super Mario Brothers samples cleared and
Super Brooklyn went on to be the biggest Boot Camp Clik single since
Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka. G.O.A.T video-game sample song? Possibly. The only Boot Camp Clik song
Peter Crouch could do The Robot to? Definitely.
"I'm a Brooklyn survivor
These streets is hotter than lava
Yo, that saliva burn you like fire"
Cocoa Brovaz - Super Brooklyn
(From Super Brooklyn 12" single; 2000/Game Over compilation; 2002)
6 comments:
Most people wouldn't agree but Cocoa Brovaz era Smif n Wessun is much better than people give it credit for.
Currently jamming the BCC track from Tony Touch's first compilation.
Super Brooklyn was certainly double platinum on Napster
Haha.
I prefer
https://youtu.be/q7KeXnHDmlc
https://youtu.be/TzTypWX-BzM
https://youtu.be/En6mvC3Lj0c
The fuck...?
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