Video: Joy Orbison - Wade In [Forthcoming on Hotflush] Radio Rip

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Joy Orbison — Wade In (radio rip) “Wade In” is the lively new cut from Joy Orbison , who’s got a fresh single coming on Hot Flush (3/21). Oh, and don’t worry about those name change rumors - Orbison he remains .

So Joy Orbison is now Joy O and below is a radio rip of the next release on Hotflush, out March 21st. It has a bit in it that sounds like someone banging on a tin dinner plate... Dinner plates never sounded so good Wade In - Joy O More here

Out March 21 Tracklist A. Wade In B. Jels via FACT

Joy O Wade In/Jels Hotflush Recordings Peter O'Grady is back with his first release of 2011, under the shorter alias of Joy O. His new two track 123 is to be released on Hotflush (the excellent label which released 'Hyph Mngo/Wet Look') on March 21st, and the tracks are titled 'Wade In/Jels'. This will be O'Grady's first release since 'BB/Ladywell', which was released through his own Doldrums imprint back in November. That release was credited to J.O. rather than his well known Joy Orbison moniker, and with this release credited to Joy O [...]

Joy Orbison, or Peter O'Grady as he's known to his parents, gained huge attention for his "Hyph Mngo" single back in October 2009, and subsequently capitalized on that popularity with a string of further releases. His next release is titled "Wade In" for Hotflush , which can be previewed in the radio ripped YouTube clip [via Discoattack ] above. Some distinctly housey piano jabs combine with clattering tin pot percussion, infusing this track with the typically jittery sound that has become the Joy Orbison trademark in his brief career to date.