Moby – Last Night

• 28th May 2008

This recipe is simple yet fun. All you need is:

2 tablespoons of Fatboy Slim
100 grams of Ibiza
1 teaspoon of William Orbit
1 chunk of old skool
2 heaped tablespoons of Daft Punk
Half a pint of Old Moby

All that together makes the latest Moby album. You will not be let down. It is phenomenal and has shown just how much Moby has moved on. For those that loved the classic subdued Moby sound, it is still here, only embedded in between some amazing dance tunes which wouldn’t go amiss in Ibiza this summer.

‘Ooh Yeah’ eases you into the album, a cool calm and collected track. ‘I Love To Move In Here’ is that obvious Ibiza chill-out anthem, perfect for listening to whilst watching the sunset. ‘257. Zero’ changes direction totally, offering a futuristic dance vibe, quite similar to a record Daft Punk would produce. ‘Everyday It’s 1989’ definitely takes us back to 1989 with that massive, soulful voice which could be mistaken for Blackbox and ‘Alice’ and ‘Hyenas’ provide that previous Moby sound most people are familiar with.

Of course Moby has his dance roots and this is him revisiting them. But for those who have previously opted not to buy Moby’s records as they are quite chilled out, the recipe above gives you an insight as to what to expect.

Result: a mouth-watering dance sponge cake.