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If this item in stock, then you will get an infomation E-Mail!>Theres a rat in the kitchen what am I gonna do? Theres a rat in the kitchen what am I gonna do?…Im gonna teach that rat thats what Im gonna do, Im gonna teach that rat, thats what Im gonna do<… sang UB40 back in the day but these days the best way to teach a rat to dance is to hit it with the latest Made to Play release from Jan Driver. The shadowy figure that is Jan Driver lurks in the depths of the Berlin dance scene and only exposes himself to strangers in the park and via the medium of unleashing massive sonically charged dance floor bombs like >Rat Alert<. For more than twelve years he has been producing on labels as diverse as Polydor, AM:PM, Virgin, Southern Fried and Klang Elecronik as well as his own imprint, Grandpetrol. This release is causing a massive stir with the heads that matter including Roland Rat, Ratty out of Wind in the Willows, Stuart Little, Splinter and most importantly Dean Gaffney aka Rat Robby out of Eastenders who uses it to ease the pain of being an unemployed actor. Whether youre a cat, rat or straight up t*at you need to buy this, love it, play it and scare the sh*t out of the local vermin in a club near you.
DJ Support
A-Trak: “This is dope, I'm definitely playing this!! ”
Chris Duckenfield: “Excellent release, expect a Rat infestation in a club near you soon! Full support.”
Claude VonStroke: “Yeah shit is fat! I like the Dub better than the original..”
Jesse rose: “The Driver does it again, this looks like it's gonna be huge!!! ”
Justin Martin: “Been playing the dub... Very nice and heavy.”
Mr. C: “A: A little more tribal than I'd normally play but this is nuts so gonna play it anyway. On rotation. 8/10 B: Also more tribal than I'd normally play but i like it. The sustained synth sounds like Trans Europe Express. On rotation. 8/10”
Paul Woolford: “Love both the main and dub”
Zombie Disco Squad: “Very nice. I really like the dub - I think I'll be wearing out my MP3 copy! Sounds like the kinda song that will fit into every set.”