"The record is full of the hummable synths and ecstatic drops associated with house, but it can’t really be contained by one genre. There are pulsating, stop-start rhythms, shuffling garage beats and soulful melodies.", "Knockin Boots Could Actually Be the Best LP-Length Statement to Come Out of House's Reawakening.", "KNOCKIN' BOOTS opens with the title track...Over a vocal loop from 1970s Detroit outfit The Jones Girls, of Nights Over Egypt fame, Bashmore uses his signature rhythms and repetition to layer the track bit-by-bit to create something much greater than the sum of its parts."
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House producer's unsurprising if accomplished first album, comes after years of 12" releases and collaborations with the likes of Jessie Ware.
