140g 12 black vinyl housed in matt black discobag

Tracklist:

1. Saynara KNEECAP and Paul Hartnoll
2. THE RECAP KNEECAP ft MOZEY
3. Saynara KNEECAP and Paul Hartnoll (Instrumental)
4. THE RECAP KNEECAP ft MOZEY (Instrumental)

A. Sayo?nara – KNEECAP and Paul Hartnoll

When it came to following up ‘sound of the summer so far’ single THE RECAP Ft. Mozey, Kneecap had it in their heads that they wanted to make a proper 100% rave festival banger. A few days in the studio with one of the masters of that art form – Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll – and the Belfast (and Derry) three piece emerge with an absolute classic of the genre – a mind pounding, drum heavy, relentless club monster of a single.

“Having worked on the Orbital track Belfast for the fantastic Kneecap film, I was delighted to be asked by the lads to help them make a rave festival banger. They loved the track and did it proud with their lyrics – it was all so easy and natural, just as a good collaboration should be. Hopefully, youll be lucky enough to be in a field this summer and hear it in its natural habitat , big , loud, and unashamed!”
– Paul Hartnoll –

B. THE RECAP KNEECAP and MOZEY

An astonishingly instant summer-smash in waiting, the West Belfast trio collaborated with drum & bass producer Mozey on the Kemi Badenoch baiting track which received its live debut at their momentous headline appearance at this years Wide Awake Festival in Brockwell Park, London. (Mozey appears courtesy of Rinse.)

Riding in on a punchy bassline and a drum track that effortlessly shifts from post punk rumble to drum and bass explosion, THE RECAP is a massive statement of intent from the most talked about band in the world and is a guaranteed rallying cry at festivals across the country all summer.

Kneecap is a global phenomenon. Bursting out from a squat in Belfast, Mgla Bap, Mo Chara, and DJ Prva are spearheading a moment in Irish culture, music, language, and cinema that has brought them to sensational levels. All it took was a generational talent to tear through conventions, expectations, and records. This is hip-hop at its most exciting a potent and revolutionary force, smashing bans, barricades, and the occasional bottle of Buckfast.

Whether theyre rolling up to Sundance in a police Land Rover, encouraging tens of thousands of young people to learn Irish, breaking box office records in Ireland, storming stages at festivals with epic main stage sets, Kneecaps message and mode of unity, community, and carnage, all comes with a revolutionary sound, and blistering live performances that have built a global movement of fans unified in the joy and sweat of soaking up fine art like no other.