Danger Mouse to work with Damon again

Danger Mouse, the co-producer of Gorillaz' latest offering Demon Days, is set to work with Damon Albarn again later this year. The pair will not focus on the new Gorillaz record this time, but on Damon's Nigeria record which was started in the summer of 2004.

Danger Mouse told ChartAttack: "I'm going back to England to work on another record with Damon. It's going to be very, very good. It's not Gorillaz, it's not Blur. It's going to be something special. Not a solo project. He was in Nigeria working with Tony Allen, Fela Kuti's band leader/drummer, did some amazing recordings with some Nigerian musicians. So we got all those recordings. After the Gorillaz record we wanted to keep working together because we worked so well together. Don't really know what it's going to be called yet."

No release dates or other information about the project is available yet (though it's pretty clear that we will have to wait until 2006 to hear the results).

Printer-friendly version