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Premiere: S.P.Y sounds the sirens on the aggressive 'Soldiers'

Off his new EP out at the end of this month

  • Dave Turner
  • 24 April 2017
Premiere: S.P.Y sounds the sirens on the aggressive 'Soldiers'

A slice of Brazilian magic is always expected whenever S.P.Y has new music on the way.

Carlos Lima's the man behind modern classics like 'By Your Side', a real vocal d'n'b beauty, and he's got copious remixes under his belt. His take on Submotion Orchestra's 'All Yours' still gives us a severe case of the shivers even five years on.

In a career clocking in at over a decade, it's Hospital Records he's had the strongest relationship with, releasing three albums - 2012's 'What The Future Holds' and 'Back To Basics Chapter One' and 'Back To Basics Chapter Two' in 2014.

That love affair with Hospital continues this month with 'Alone In The Dark: EP1'. The five-tracker contains 'Soldiers', opening wildly with the sound of sirens and carrying mischievous ragga vocals and 'roided up drum kicks. S.P.Y's pulled it out of the hat again.

'Alone In The Dark: EP1' is out on April 28. Pre-order it here

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