Hooky & Arthur Baker project

googling around I came across a new project from Hooky, Arthur Baker & Liela Moss (Vocalist of Duke Spirit) which has been done for a fashion show, here's some pics

There's a video here (not youtube so I couldn't embed it): Hooky & Arther Baker Project

Hooky appears at 1:54 but a very quick snippet of a the track at 0:20

Would like to hear the completed track.

Leila Moss is Coo-el! Love the Duke Spirit. Thanks for posting this

Quite a lot of the track on this one from 1:03 Hooky, Baker & Moss a bit distorted though.

It's a great song, really really good. Not sure what the plans are regarding a release of the full tune though... I will ask.

[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: It's a great song, really really good. Not sure what the plans are regarding a release of the full tune though... I will ask.

A release would be great, it's fantastic to see your dad working with Arthur Baker again, he must be the only producer that New Order used that fully understands how to mix that bass, for instance his version of 1963 compared to Stephen Hague's

From what I hear on the videos it's brilliant, and if the freebass stuff is that good it'll shut up all the doubters on here.

Jed Stephens wrote:

[orange]State of Love and Trust [/orange] wrote: It's a great song, really really good. Not sure what the plans are regarding a release of the full tune though... I will ask.

A release would be great, it's fantastic to see your dad working with Arthur Baker again, he must be the only producer that New Order used that fully understands how to mix that bass, for instance his version of 1963 compared to Stephen Hague's

From what I hear on the videos it's brilliant, and if the freebass stuff is that good it'll shut up all the doubters on here.

Not fair comparing anyone to the mess Hague made of things. What kind of an ignorant cunt all but mutes a whole band member's part. I understand that producers have an issue with this style of bass, especially involving heavy strings, because even high notes will have an evil bottom end, but that's up to the engineer to sort out with EQ and compression, not for a producer to just say "mute that noise" or to put a highpass in at about 200Hz.

Jack, any update on this mate? it's been over a year!