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11 Oct

Posted at 00:18h in Music, Reviews
A phenomena which crosses all genres and music lovers, the dubstep genre has been praised due to its encapsulation of the euphoric dance, trance and house formats as well as the murky production credits of Garage and Grime. So when three of the genre’s powerhouses came together to form a superteam, anticipation for a release ran across a majority of music platforms. Producers and DJs Benga, Skream and Artwork are Magnetic Man; a colossus collaborative project which has  stormed raves as well as the charts all through 2010. Bringing forth guest vocalists Ms Dynamite, Katy B,  Angela Hunte, Sam Frank and John Legend to their debut album, Magnetic Man formally introduces themselves to the wider music market.