Vocal DnB can be a terrible thing when done badly (sorry Terry), but in the right hands it can work beautifully, as demonstrated by the London Elektricity's excellent "Just One Second" (Apex remix):
Now DnB super-label Hospital Records is following in the footsteps of certain house labels with the release of a collection of accapella vocal tracks from its near-15-year history.
The CD includes tempo and key information for all 20 tracks, and can be picked up at the Hospital Records shop as of Friday 8th July for a bargain £8.99.
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