After only one week of listening to this album, I will DEFINITELY be keeping it on my iPod. A perfect blend of light drum and bass and pop is a hit with me. Bulletproof are not new to the DnB scene, roughly 17 years old, but this is a new direction.
Catchy tunes, but not in your face pop, this album won’t grow old with me quickly.
It has dance moments (It’s a Funk Thing), soul songs (Baltimore), and some parts of the album would be good in a rave; In My Soul for example.
There is a mixture of instrumentals and vocal tracks, and Zion’s Theme vocals by Tali stand out, beautiful. However when I checked out the album on iTunes this song title was absent, a mystery to me.
There were 11 songs in the album I received to review, 17 songs in iTunes, a bargain for sure, but I was slightly confused!
My favourite number, filled with dance and pop energy is Revolution, a John Butler Trio remix. I walked to work 5 minutes quicker that day, the bounce in my step apparent to all onlookers.
The same can be said for the 80s sounding The Warning, reminded me of Salt-n-Pepa.
Great album, featuring some brilliant artists. Buy it please and check them out on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/BulletproofNZ
About the author tonymcdonald

Born in England and now a true Wellingtonian, I have a great passion for music. Playing in bands for years, brewing beer and also a singer / songwriter.
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