Sam Binga recalls 'Wasted Days' on debut album
The bass-crazed producer calls in some favours on the Critical Music album
Sam Binga's debut album 'Wasted Days', which features a number of guests, is coming out next month.
The Bristolian (formerly known as Baobinga) has called on the likes of Warrior Queen, Slick Don, Om Unit, Rider Shafique and Fox for the 17-tracker, which includes three digital bonus tunes.
Before this he's been stamping his mark on bass-heavy electronic music - drum 'n' bass, jungle and footwork included - with releases on 50Weapons, Exit Records and Astrophonica.
To get a flavour for what's to come when the album's released September 11, stream the preview below and see both the digital and vinyl tracklist.
Digital:
1. Sam Binga ft. Redders & Rider Shafique – Believe
2. Sam Binga ft. Warrior Queen – Wasted Days
3. Sam Binga ft. Redders & Rider Shafique – Pound 4 Pound
4. Sam Binga ft. TT The Artist – Bad Bish
5. Sam Binga ft. Slick Don – Run The Dance
6. Sam Binga & Hyroglifics – Dark Day
7. Sam Binga ft. Rudey Lee – Stormy Weather
8. Sam Binga ft. Rider Shafique – Mind & Spirit
9. Sam Binga ft. Redders – Badman Skin
10. Sam Binga & Chimpo ft. Fox & Rider Shafique – Necessary
11. Sam Binga – I Tol U
12. Sam Binga & Om Unit – Reclaim
13. Sam Binga ft. Romaine – Greatest Distance
14. Sam Binga & Deft ft. Chimpo, Fox & Redders – Steppin VIP
15. Sam Binga – One6Nine (Digital album extra)
16. Sam Binga – Boongooz (Digital album extra)
17. Sam Binga – Dub & Spirit (Digital album extra)
Vinyl:
A1: Wasted Days
A2: Badman Skin
A3: One6Nine
B1: Pound 4 Pound
B2: I Tol U
C1: Mind & Spirit
C2: Dark Day
D1: Bad Bish
D2: Reclaim
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