After the immensely well received start with BLIP001, soon enough DJ’s and fans alike were banging down the abstract door of Blip Discs to see what else this new label could have in the pipeline. BLIP002 comes from label head honcho Tom Blip in the form of Wrong Guanco/Shekere. These tracks are afro, unpredictable, DJ orientated cuts - road tested by DJ’s such as Bradley Zero & Werkha, they’ve already been causing serious movements on dance floors up and down the country. Due for release soon, BLIP002 offers another new, exiting artist to it’s roster accompanied by another limited 12” debut. A - Wrong Guanco Wrong Guanco is a killer 100mph jam ladened with afro-house hooks, bass-lines, and beats, crafted to raise a peak in the dance. Founded on the chops of a conga player soloing live in the 1970’s, the track creatively and tastefully re-presents the samples. Leeds based percussionist Sam Bell was invited to improvise and extend above the original sample, affording the track a culmination of conga virtuosity over a weighty kick drum - a simple but effect dynamite on the dance floor. B - Shekere Shekere is a murky, nocturnal, afro-techno journey, already well-trod by cheering and whooping dance-floor dwellers taken by the tracks slew of clattering drums and delicious sonic trickery. A fine and inimitable addition to any techno mix, with a ponderous sub, and climaxing in the unleashing of a bodacious African drum/vocal, untamed and uncaged - replay buttons at the ready.