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Submit Your ReviewTransglobal Underground practically invented the ethno-techno genre -- music that combines world music influences with a danceable electronic beat -- back in the late '80s. And as bands like Trance Mission have broken up and artists like Banco De Gaia have moved on, the group has continued to wave the ethno-techno flag high, influencing artists like Talvin Singh and Badawi with its pan-cultural sound. That said, on Yes Boss Food Center you can really feel the loss of vocalist Natacha Atlas, whose solo career denies the band a key element of its trademark sound. Replacement singer Thobekile Doreen Webster does her best on tracks like "Spellbound," but without Atlas, the spotlight rests primarily on Coleridge, whose reggae-influenced raps were never the group's strongest asset. This is decent but frustratingly repetitive dance music that simply doesn't stand up to Transglobal Underground's best work. ~ Bret Love, All Music Guide
Yes Boss Food Corner
04/17/2001
All Music Guide Review
Yes Boss Food Corner Track Listing
Credits of Yes Boss Food Corner
- Joe Sax
- Sax (Baritone)
- T.U.U.P.
- Conga, Vocals
- Dave Williams
- Assistant
- Transglobal Underground
- Main Performer
- Tim Garside
- Darbouka
- Johnny Kalsi
- Tabla, Dhol
- Tom Rixton
- Engineer, Mixing
- Timothy Whelan
- Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
- Cai Murphy
- Engineer
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