Up and coming British producers Crackerz & Jam are back with a follow up to 'Big Up Girl' / 'This One' EP. Double A side Ghetto Girls and Rocket do the business for this package on Upstart Music.

'Ghetto Girls' makes one reminisce about Carl Cox and M25 parties in the late 80s, while still retaining that modern feel. It's rave for 2010, a daring slice of underground funk in a world where dance has gone MTV and David Guetta. It's an in your face stab at all things corporate dance; this, ladies and gentlemen, is Crackerz & Jam at their best.

The power of the original mix of 'Ghetto Girls' lies in the old skool style riffs. The track is powered by well produced break/beats, a cheeky whistle and driving bass stabs. Drop it and watch the floor ignite.

'Rocket' continues in a similar vein with a wobbly hi-pitched melody which would trip anyone out late at night, with its Adamski style bleeps and relentless break beat foundations.

With remixes on the package from D-Funk, Yoof and Stuff Ya Disco Alien Nation this reviewer would suggest purchasing the entire package for a slamming 40 mins of dance-floor mayhem.

The full EP is out now on Upstart Music. Don't miss, and keep an eye on Crackerz & Jam in 2010.