REVIEW: Mat Zo - Ruffneck Bad Boy out on Mad Zoo
Coinciding with his first Mad Zoo roadshow tour across USA, the prodigious and unpredictable Mat Zo unleashes the second beast from his burgeoning label in the growling bass monster "Ruffneck Bad Boy".
A complete departure from the first release, "Ruffneck Bad Boy" opens with a intriguing blend of melodic keys, reggae vocals and rattling drums. Then comes the flip with a tightly edited roar of marauding bass, distinctive Bad Boy sample switches and Eastern influences.
Intense, innovative and unique, "Ruffneck Bad Boy" is another classy curveball from Mad Zoo's circus of the unexpected.
Dimitri Kechagias review: Mat Zo is one of the big future stars that will breakaway from the underground in 2015 without doubts. His newest release on his own label Mad Zoo is called Ruffneck Bad Boy and the result is absolutely stunning combination of dubstep, drum n bass, electro and progressive into one melting pot that sounds so fresh and powerful as it was the music from The Prodigy when they were at the highlight of their career. Classy arrangement that smashes into one explosive result with mouthwatering sounds and futuristic composition that doesn't give a damn about music styles in order to deliver an explosive sonic and surprising soundscape that everything is aloud or allowed and nothing is prohibited or banned. Love It
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