About The BPA
Genre
Pop
The Brighton Port Authority was spearheaded by Norman Cook, the producer better known as Fatboy Slim. The BPA marked the return of Cook's goofy humor and affable good-times vibe, heavy on collaborations with (as Cook put it) "real musicians," though his sonic fingerprints were still readily recognizable. The lengthy roll-call of participants included Cook's longtime co-conspirator Simon Thornton, fellow '90s electronica stalwarts Justin Robertson (of Lionrock) and Ashley Beedle, rappers Lateef and Dizzee Rascal, singer/songwriters Martha Wainwright, Jamie T., and Jack Peñate, along with genuine legends Iggy Pop and David Byrne. I Think We're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat, a hodge-podge of classic pop/rock, soul, ska, reggae, punk, and hip-hop, was released in early 2009. ~ K. Ross Hoffman
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