Rooty

Basement Jaxx · 2001

42 min · 13 tracks · electronica

Eclectic beats merge with playful hooks and vibrant samples, showcasing a unique blend of house and pop influences.

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Best for: dynamic emotional journeys playful, vibrant energy short, engaging listening sessions
Context: Released in early 2001, 'Rooty' marked Basement Jaxx's second studio album, following their critically acclaimed debut 'Remedy' from 1999. At this point, the duo had established themselves as key figures in the UK dance music scene, pushing boundaries with their genre-blending sound and innovative production techniques.
If you like: electronica
What next: Kish Kash — Continues the vibrant energy with more diverse sounds and collaborations.

Rooty is an album by Basement Jaxx, released in 2001. Eclectic beats merge with playful hooks and vibrant samples, showcasing a unique blend of house and pop influences. 'Rooty' received widespread critical acclaim, landing on numerous year-end best lists and earning a nomination for Best Electronic Album at the 2002 Grammy Awards. The hit single 'Where’s Your Head At' became an anthem of the early 2000s, reaching high positions on various international charts and solidifying Basement Jaxx's influence on the electronic music landscape. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Rooty sound like?

Eclectic beats merge with playful hooks and vibrant samples, showcasing a unique blend of house and pop influences. Rooted in electronica. Start with "Romeo".

Is Rooty a good place to start with Basement Jaxx?

Yes, Rooty is recommended as a starting point for new Basement Jaxx listeners. Eclectic beats merge with playful hooks and vibrant samples, showcasing a unique blend of house and pop influences. Released in early 2001, 'Rooty' marked Basement Jaxx's second studio album, following their critically acclaimed debut 'Remedy' from 1999. At this point, the duo had established themselves as key figures in the UK dance music scene, pushing boundaries with their genre-blending sound and innovative production techniques.

Who is Rooty for?

Rooty works well if you're into dynamic emotional journeys, playful, vibrant energy and short, engaging listening sessions.

How many songs are on Rooty?

Rooty has 13 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.