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I've been waiting impatiently for Tyson's debut album since his instantly anthemic debut single "Out Of My Mind" last year, accompanied by an equally epic remix by The Swiss. It was in fact one of the catchiest songs released in 2011. This week sees the release of his brand new single and the entire LP, both called "Die On The Dancefloor". The album's closing track, with echoes Alphaville's "Big in Japan" (or is it just me?), took my private chart by storm and currently sits comfortably at a number one spot. Brazenly catchy, anything but pretentious, the type of pop music which would rule the charts in an ideal world where "mainstreamers" would actually have a bit of taste in music...
Die On The Dancefloor (Round Table Knights Remix) by Back Yard Recordings