Basement Jaxx Kish Kash

Basement Jaxx: "Kish Kash" Overview

Dance music aficionados recognize Basement Jaxx as one of the key players who sculpted the landscape of electronic music in the late 90s and 2000s. Their third studio offering, "Kish Kash", stands as a testament to their genre-blending prowess and innovative sound that consistently pushes boundaries.

About the Album

"Kish Kash" was a canvas on which Basement Jaxx painted with vibrant hues of electro, house, punk, and R&B. It's a record that's both reflective of its time and startlingly ahead of it, blending various elements to create a sound that's uniquely Jaxx.

A Stellar Line-Up

This album's eclectic nature is accentuated by the inclusion of a diverse group of vocalists. From the punk legend Siouxsie Sioux lending her distinctive voice to the title track, to the raw energy of Dizzee Rascal on "Lucky Star", there's a sense of exploration in each track. Add to that the soulful strength of Lisa Kekaula on "Good Luck" and the serene sound of Meshell Ndegeocello, and you have a record that never ceases to surprise.

Awards and Recognition

The innovative nature of "Kish Kash" didn't go unnoticed. Released under the esteemed XL Recordings in 2004, the album was not only nominated for the UK's prestigious Mercury Prize but also clinched the GRAMMY for "Best Dance/Electronic Album", underlining the band's international acclaim.

Special Reissue

Celebrating the legacy of "Kish Kash", this reissue promises to be a treat for collectors and new fans alike. Pressed on a striking red & white double vinyl, it's a visual delight that complements the auditory adventure the album offers.