Artist: King Kooba
Genre(s):
Electronic
Easy Listening
R&B: Soul
Discography:
Indian Summer
Year: 2002
Tracks: 12
Nufoundfunk
Year: 2000
Tracks: 13
Imperial Solution
Year: 1999
Tracks: 11
Breakbeat blue funk collective King Kooba is lED by early Neneh Cherry and Howie B. cohort Charlie Tate and producer DJ Shuff (Matte Harris). Combining DJ Shuff's skills with Tate's arrangements, the duo's target is to make records that work equally well on the dancefloor and living room. In unrecorded settings, they're backed by Simon Richmond (Palmskin Productions) on keyboards and personal effects, Greg Rowland (Neneh Cherry) on additional keyboards, Max Sedgeley (Roni Size, Breakbeat Era) on drums, V-Love (K-Creative) on guitars, and D'Jaine on vocals. Tapped early on by journalists as the Funkadelic to Roni Size's Miles Davis, the grouping confused trey LPs and a clutch of singles between 1998 and 2000; making their full-length debut in 1998 with The Imperial Solution (with help from members of the Brand New Heavies and the Herbaliser), they followed with 1999's Enter the Throne Room and 2000's NuFoundFunk. The Second Skin do besides has numberless compiling appearances to their quotation.
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