Audio Bullys

In 2003, Audio Bullys dropped their debut album 'Ego War' and emerged from the United Kingdom to re-ignite a rapidly fading state of dance music. Blending choice cuts of house, hip-hop, punk, soul and UK garage they joined Basement Jaxx, Stanton Warriors and The Streets to lead a movement that cracked chin-stroking, head-bobbing hipsters square in the jaw. Now, the Bullys return to the scene of the crime with the new album 'Generation'. Once again, Tom Dinsdale’s expertly crafted beats, bass and breakdowns join the street-smart lyrics of Simon Franks to create another soundtrack to urban life in London.

Already, the single “Shot You Down” has emerged as a worldwide smash hit. The track features the vocals of Nancy Sinatra, instantly recognizable from the opening credits of the wildly popular film 'Kill Bill'. The track has seen massive support from top DJ talent including Fatboy Slim, Pete Tong, Erick Morillo and more. Other highlights on the new record include vocal collaborations with the ever-compelling British MC Roots Manuva and the legendary Suggs of Madness.