Ray Foxx (UK) - Furious Foxx

Review by Carmine Miccoli

Furious Foxx, the debut album by UK-based DJ and producer Ray Foxx, is a high-energy collection of dance tracks that showcase Foxx's talent for blending different genres and creating infectious beats.

From the opening track "Boom Boom (Heartbeat)", which features a catchy vocal hook and a thumping bassline, to the closing song "The Trumpeter", a funky instrumental that highlights Foxx's skills on the trumpet, Furious Foxx is a non-stop party.

Foxx's ability to mix different styles is evident in tracks like "La Musica", which combines Latin rhythms with electronic beats, and "Jackpot", a house track with a hip-hop influence.

The album also features collaborations with other artists, such as the soulful vocals of Rachel K Collier on "Curious" and the rap verses of Sway on "Butterflies".

Summary by Carmine Miccoli

Furious Foxx is a solid debut that showcases Ray Foxx's talent for creating infectious dance tracks that will get any party started.