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Cut 'n' Move
Cut 'N' Move came out of South London's club scene in the mid-1990s, around the time UK garage was taking shape. Their debut single "Get Serious (Take No...
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Cut 'N' Move came out of South London's club scene in the mid-1990s, around the time UK garage was taking shape. Their debut single "Get Serious (Take No Crap)" arrived in 1997 and became one of those tracks that defined the early sound of the genre. The group included vocalist Tayo Oduwole and producer Mark Hill, among others.
They put out a few more singles, including a cover of Rod Stewart's "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" that same year. By 1999, Tayo Oduwole had left the group. There were some legal issues over samples in their music, and not everyone in the scene was convinced by their approach.
Still, "Get Serious (Take No Crap)" stuck around. It's one of those records that gets mentioned when people talk about UK garage in the late '90s.
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