Crom & Doobie do it again: after the very popular “Park Life EP” on OFF002 here comes a more than worthy Follow-Up. The EP’s title track “Ebony” is a full-on tribal house burner, straight forward and with enough drive to give your whole dancefloor an express ticket to Africa. The strong groove is topped with sizzling rough tops, zulu vocals and trumpet stabs that declare the hunt for wild animals on the dancefloor as officially opened. Man of the moment Ray Okpara, which is already rocking the floors with his recent “Brothers EP” on Oslo, delivers a great remix of Ebony. Working magic with his trademark deep and pushing bass-heavy sound, he strips down the original to it’s essence, a strong kick and bassline, while topping it with a slowly building hypnotic arrangement of percussion, tops and vocals. Last but definitely not least comes “Foxxy”, which is not coincidentally named after Beyonce’s sexy character in one of Austin Powers adventures. A fat deephouse groove, swinging tops, irresistibly sexy vocals and those 60ies-organ stabs with a huge break and a strong guitar hook will send all special agents and their playmates on a mission to investigate the dancefloor and each other… shagadelic baby!