The Cornershop track features Pinky Ann Rihal.
Cornershop have shared their new mix of Disco’s Main Squeeze after the original was sent to Tjinder Singh and Benedict Ayres, apparently, whilst they were quietly having a cup of tea.
It follows the band’s 2020 album England Is A Garden – ‘a good time that will stay around for a long time‘, according to Live4ever’s review:
“It’s a record which is unashamedly out of time, rolling up influences from Marc Bolan to the Muscle Shoals alumni whilst Singh casts a weary eye over a country with which he has an increasingly love-hate relationship following the Brexit referendum,” it reads.
There’s still the same streak of mischief however which found him burning a picture of Morrissey outside his former record label HQ almost twenty years ago, nowhere more pronounced than with Everywhere That Wog Army Roam provocatively boasting a word from the colonial past.
“The song itself is emblematic of the band’s Trojan Horse approach to their audience, possessing a deft, soulful calypso tilt whilst the words archly call out the selective demonisation of second and third generation immigrants by a scrofulous mainstream media.”
