Tzu Smiling At Strangers CD

Tzu are back. The Melbourne quartet that delivered one of 2004's most acclaimed Australian hip-hop albums 'Position Correction' return with a monstrous sophomore album 'Smiling at Strangers'. Produced by Magoo (Regurgitator/Butterfingers), it is a quantum leap for the band. Is it hip-hop? Well, they still rap. But this time round the journey includes live bass, guitars and drums on almost every track, plus lashings of pumping horns and glorious strings. You will, at various times, be hitch-hiking on a dusty country highway (Raise Em Up), having flashbacks to raves in the hinterland. Liberation. 2005.

1. Hey Ok 2. She Gets Up 3. Logical 4. Recoil 5. Tzu Blues 6. Won't Get Played 7. Coming Round 8. In Front of Me 9. Back to Front 10. Reminisce 11. Lounge 12. Raise 'Em Up 13. Unnecessarily Blue 14. Unnecessarily Blue (Remix)