Justin Jay drops a tidy dub of his own & Friends track, Karma

Justin Jay drops a tidy dub of his own & Friends track, Karma

It's a deep groove.

Posted By Pile Rats 8 years ago

New tunes are coming thick and fast out of the Justin Jay camp of late. Firstly with plenty of new tracks with his band-ish side project Justin Jay & Friends, and now this cheeky dub of their first track, Karma. The original was already plenty nice, and this new take just shifts the time to listen to a little later in the night in an almost progressive fashion. Enjoy:

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