Terror Danjah Undeniable

• Terror Danjah – grand opening ft dream mclean
• Terror Danjah – acid
• Terror Danjah – this year (pro plus) ft dok, mz bratt & griminal
• Terror Danjah – bruzin' vip
• Terror Danjah – sos
• Terror Danjah – breaking bad ft.baby face jay

• 1. grand opening ft dream mclean
• 2. acid
• 3. this year (pro plus) ft dok, mz bratt & griminal
• 4. bruzin' vip
• 5. sos
• 6. i'm feelin u
• 7. minimal dub
• 8. breaking bad ft.baby face jay
• 9. sonar (selassi mix)
• 10. undeniable ft d double e (of newham generals)
• 11. leave me alone ft bruza
• 12. all i want ft lauren mason
• 13. time to let go
• 14. story ending

Afrobotic new grime album from East London's Terror Danjah on Hyperdub!

Terror Danjah is one of the most respected and most talented producers in the grime scene today. Undeniable follows on from his respectrospective 'Gremlinz' longplayer and mini 8-track album 'Powergrid' for Planet Mu. While his previous long players have been closer to mix-tapes or retrospective compilations, ‘Undeniable’, racked full of new productions and mutations of some classics from Grime's golden days, sees him flexing with ease across the tangled landscape of British electronic music at the close of 2010, from vocal and instrumental grime and dubstep to underground house. The album features UK talent Mz Bratt, Griminal, Lauren Mason, D Double E (Newham Generals) and more!

‘Undeniable's’ ‘Grand Opening’ opens with one of the album's newer vocal talents; Dream Mclean spits bars with the fire and enthusiasm of a more established MC. 'Pro Plus' was an instrumental single earlier in the year on Hyperdub and here, as 'This Year' it gets an irrepressible vocal combo from Mz Bratt and Griminal.  G-funk mutations follow with ‘I’m Feelin U’ and 'Time to Let Go' through to the rubber-band bass of the 'Minimal Dub’ to outright breakthroughs in rhythm science such as 'S.O.S', 'Bruzin VIP' and the stunning, almost beat less, 'Sonar (Selassi Mix)' and the purple house of his collaboration with Baby Face Jay, 'Breaking Bad'. 

A seriously badass album brimming with underground swagger!