Play 90 second soundbite of 'Golden Boy' @ 'CD quality'
The Fake Lazy Supernovas give a magnificently vibrant account of themselves with 'Golden Boy' and its 'B' side, 'That's The Day'; like a 'now' Steely Dan with inherent Britishness and a distinctly sexy edge, The Fake Lazy Supernovas groove out their funky, pop tinged music with jazzy undercurrents and soulful leanings.
'Golden Boy' aint yer typical pop music; these guys put style and panache into the pop mix and the result is a very danceable groove that's mature and persuasive - prominent snare rings out over the phatt bass to generate an incessant and catchy foundation around which a plethora of subtle instrumental nuances combine to form an irresistible carcass for the sensual female vocals to work their magic. There's nothing over-clever about 'Golden Boy'; The Fake Lazy Supernovas simply offer musical enlightenment through beautifully structured composition and sublime playing - really classy!!
'That's The Day' offers support with another dreamy groove built on a foundation that doesn't know if it's supposed to be hip-hop or funky soul - a clever combination of laid-back grooves that result in a seemingly effortless and breathy work that's rammed with late-night smoochiness and easy vibes.
The Fake Lazy Supernovas are certainly offering something fresh and individualistic to the pop/dance market-place; their careful attention to detail ensures their sound is as vibrant as it is compelling - it's wonderfully laid back music coming to you from a place of its own. The Fake Lazy Supernovas bring quality to the pop 'table' - their soulful dance grooves are truly fit for purpose and surely deserve to be heard on any dancefloor anywhere.
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