New York's retro-futuristic maestro Ursula 1000 drops the explosive aperitif to his ninth album Decadanse with "Shaken Or Stirred," a dance floor destroyer that answers Bond's classic cocktail query with pure dancefloor delight.
The track launches with a growly bass line that hits harder than premium vodka, building into a casino lounge breakdown that would make Monte Carlo jealous. Ursula 1000 transforms the iconic spy phrase into a weaponized disco anthem, complete with manic cowbell action and echoed handclaps that ricochet through the mix like bullets in a funhouse mirror.
"Shake that thing / shake it," purrs a sultry female vocal over the chaos, while wobbling bass pressure weaves through the producer's signature time machine aesthetic. The result? More propulsion than Moonraker and twice the danger, landing squarely in the fiery disco zone. The single arrives as a three-course serving: Single Edit for radio rotation, Extended Mix for peak-time destruction, and Instrumental Version for DJs who prefer their cocktails without the chaser.
"Shaken Or Stirred" officially launches cocktail hour on the dance floor – and the answer to Bond's question has never been clearer.
Label and Artist Links:
www.ursula1000.com
facebook.com/ursula1000
The track launches with a growly bass line that hits harder than premium vodka, building into a casino lounge breakdown that would make Monte Carlo jealous. Ursula 1000 transforms the iconic spy phrase into a weaponized disco anthem, complete with manic cowbell action and echoed handclaps that ricochet through the mix like bullets in a funhouse mirror.
"Shake that thing / shake it," purrs a sultry female vocal over the chaos, while wobbling bass pressure weaves through the producer's signature time machine aesthetic. The result? More propulsion than Moonraker and twice the danger, landing squarely in the fiery disco zone. The single arrives as a three-course serving: Single Edit for radio rotation, Extended Mix for peak-time destruction, and Instrumental Version for DJs who prefer their cocktails without the chaser.
"Shaken Or Stirred" officially launches cocktail hour on the dance floor – and the answer to Bond's question has never been clearer.
Label and Artist Links:
www.ursula1000.com
facebook.com/ursula1000