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Knoc-turn'al
Knoc-turn'al was a duo of Glen Boothe and Peter O'Grady who worked together in the early 2000s. Their track 'Muzik' appeared on the soundtrack for the 2002...
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Knoc-turn'al was a duo of Glen Boothe and Peter O'Grady who worked together in the early 2000s. Their track 'Muzik' appeared on the soundtrack for the 2002 film 'The Transporter' and became their most recognizable song.
They released a few albums including 'The Way In' in 2001, 'Muzik' in 2002, and 'The Way Out' in 2004. Other songs from their catalog include 'L.A. Nite-N-Day' and 'The Way I Am'.
Their music combined hip-hop with electronic elements, though they didn't maintain a consistent public presence as the decade progressed.
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