Search - Roll Deep :: Shake a Leg Pt.1

Roll Deep shook up the urban scene when they released their debut album "In At The Deep End" in June followed by their debut single "The Avenue" in July. Crossing them over and firmly establishing their place in the main stream whilst still upholding their street roots, album sales at 60k and the mainstream success of their debut single "The Avenue" heralded a new force in urban music. Now Roll Deep unleash their second single "Shake A Leg" on 10th October. As 50 Cent said recently on MlV Base Rolldeep are the biggest act in the UK. The stats are impressive for a new artist - a silver album off the back of one single. A plot any breaking artist would love. "Shake A Leg" will build on this. We feel confident that we have the story in place to deliver this in the Top 10. This track is pure urban fun, street enough but pop enough, it conjures up visions of girls salsa-ing down Brick Lane with fruit draped around their neck. alongside your old Jamaican uncle skankin' with a Brandy in hand, whilst Roll Deep conduct one big summer street party. "Shake A Leg" is already No.50 in airplay, playlisted on Radio One (B), Kiss 100 (B), Choice, lXtra, Galaxy Network and Vibe. This is a huge airplay record in waiting, we feel we will get 'A' lists on all these stations pre-release as well as pick up the likes of Capital and other key CHR stations. The video is amazing and is topping Channel U and playlisted across Kiss lV, MlV Base, MlV Hits, Flaunt and 84. lV performances/interviews are locked for Popworld, Hit40, Pop Factory, Nickelodeon with CDUK and TOTP about to confirm. Press is widespread from The ndependent to Dazed & Confused to Zoo. The fanbase riendly package comes complete with "Heat Up", this track in enormous on the grime scene and the DVD format features the XXX video which has already earned itself a rather notorious reputation being played late night on Channel U and MlV base. All this, add the existing street heat on this act and this equates with a massive hit record in the Top 10. Rolldeep. 2006