Cajun Dance Party are one of the many bands emerging from the Way Out West stable to bigger and brighter things. If that means nothing to you, maybe these names will jog your memory: Jamie T, Larrikin Love, Les Incompétents.
Cajun Dance Party’s first single is being released on Way Out West’s own label, which is an experiment in itself. It is called The Next Untouchable, and, being at least two years old, was written before the band had even done their GCSEs.
One that probably won’t be heard again is Amylase. While the band wear their youth on their sleeve, having a song named after the catalyst featured in GCSE biology coursework just isn’t very cool…
Cajun Dance Party – The Next Untouchable (Demo) [MP3 Removed]
Cajun Dance Party – Amylase (Demo) [MP3 Removed]
amylase is their next single in fact so it shall be seen again xxxxxx
[...] teeth with the Eel Pie revue, and released a couple of bona fide indie hits, with Little Boy Lost (another GCSE inspired song), and especially with Happy as Annie, a Libertines-with-banjo ditty about, well, rape and murder. [...]
Indeed, “Amylase” is their next single and will very much be heard again. And again. And again. Don’t tell anyone I told you, but the new recording replaces the keys with strings. STRINGS, dawg. It’s like the best thing I’ve ever heard.
Amylase is actually their next single and a very good one at. the guitar tones are stunning, the vocals, individual and majestic. not only has it already had a ridiculous amount of airplay for a limited release, but i’m sure it will be played on indie dance floors in years to come. watch your flippant remarks Paul Newman!