Listen: JUCE – “Call you out”
19 February 2014, 13:45
| Written by
Maya Rose Radcliffe
Get your platforms on and your midriff out, because this debut track, “Call You Out”, from London trio JUCE is fresh, funky and will have you travelling through a musical time tunnel before you can say “Spice Girls”.
Pulling influences from what seems like everything from 70s disco to 90s RnB, “Call You Out” is layered with bounce, bass and a ridiculous beat.
Think TLC covering Haim over a Donna Summer track and sit back, ladies. JUCE are a little bit of girl power that you should be keeping an eye on.
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