What does Take That sound like?

A dynamic fusion of UK garage and grime, pulsating with infectious beats and sharp lyrical wit. Rooted in drum and bass and grime. Start with "Take That (radio edit)".

Is Take That a good place to start with Wiley?

Yes, Take That is recommended as a starting point for new Wiley listeners. A dynamic fusion of UK garage and grime, pulsating with infectious beats and sharp lyrical wit. In late 2009, Wiley was navigating a crucial phase in his career following the success of his breakthrough album 'Playtime Is Over'. 'Take That' marked his transition into mainstream recognition as he began to solidify his role as a leading figure in the grime scene. This single's release came at a time when Wiley was exploring various styles while gaining wider appeal beyond underground circles.

Who is Take That for?

Take That works well if you're into short bursts of energetic fun, for dance floor vibes and playful rhythms that invite movement.

How many songs are on Take That?

Take That has 5 tracks, running approximately 23 minutes.

Take That

Wiley · 2009

23 min · 5 tracks · drum and bass

A dynamic fusion of UK garage and grime, pulsating with infectious beats and sharp lyrical wit.

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Take That (radio edit) Start here — This radio edit encapsulates the energetic essence of Wiley's style, making it accessible for mainstream audiences while retaining its gritty roots.
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Take That (extended mix) — The extended mix allows for deeper exploration of the track's rhythmic layers, showcasing Wiley's adeptness at merging catchy hooks with complex production.
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Take That (Doorly remix) — This remix reinterprets the original with innovative sounds and techniques, highlighting the adaptability of Wiley’s music in diverse club settings.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

short bursts of energetic fun
for dance floor vibes
playful rhythms that invite movement
quick enjoyment during commutes

Maybe skip if you

prefer long, introspective albums
seek deep lyrical narratives

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — This single solidified Wiley's mainstream recognition after 'Playtime Is Over'.
Themes: grime scene evolution· mainstream crossover· urban nightlife energy
Career context: In late 2009, Wiley was navigating a crucial phase in his career following the success of his breakthrough album 'Playtime Is Over'. 'Take That' marked his transition into mainstream recognition as he began to solidify his role as a leading figure in the grime scene. This single's release came at a time when Wiley was exploring various styles while gaining wider appeal beyond underground circles.
Stylistic neighbors: Skepta· Jme· Stormzy