Illustrious Swedish dance music producer Tiger Stripes brings his own brand of boogie to the dance floor.

Illustrious Swedish dance music producer Tiger Stripes (aka D"Malicious, aka 12th Floor) brings his own brand of boogie to the dance floor. Stemming from his debut album, Safari, we hear special collaborations on its first EP. One being "Song for Edit" with Kerri Chandler, and instrumental wonder that includes a truly fun groove. This album as a whole is so universally rhythmic it can work on almost ANY dancefloor. Each song embarks the listener in a journey, telling a tale with it's varied subliminal messages, with rigorous synth sounds and incredibly effective drum loops; the least of sounds that clearly shine through on this masterpiece collection of danceable works. It's a ride you won't want to get off. Working alongside his genius contemporaries such as Rasmus Faber (who dons this second track, “Rasmus Faber Plays the Marimba”), Marcus Enochson, & SUMO, it's no wonder Swedish producers are surely among the forerunners in contemporary House Music.