Not even comparing it to the smoothed out, house and dub influenced rhythms of Thomas Blondet's last single, Echo Chamber EP, this new one jumps right out in a new way. The opening track, "No Dibby Dibby Sound" is a plate full of big Latin reggae breaks that will definitely be burning up some dance floors. Indeed there is nothing dibby dibby about this one.

1. No Dibby Dibby Sound
2. DubSteppa (feat. Subatomic Sound System)

On the b-side Thomas joins forces with Brooklyn's dub warriors Subatomic Sound System for a track called "DubSteppa", and the outcome provides a much needed breather after all that whatnot you just cut up and left on the dance floor. Now I know you might be thinking "dub step!?" But, no. There's a big difference between a step and a steppa, but it isn't the deep, spleen rumbling bass. A steppa isn't dark and brooding. Steppa's take it slow and easy with a grin on their face that may make you wonder what you don't know that's so damn nice to be thinking about. So steppa, be easy.

As a single, No Dibby Dibby Sound is a bit of chiles and rum. A solid combination.

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