Layo & Bushwacka
Layo & Bushwacka were a London-based electronic duo, with Layo Martin from Ibiza and David Martin from the UK. They started working together in 1994 after...
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Layo & Bushwacka were a London-based electronic duo, with Layo Martin from Ibiza and David Martin from the UK. They started working together in 1994 after meeting in the city's club scene. Their debut album 'Low Life' came out in 1996, followed by 'Night Works' in 1998, which included the track 'Love Story (Vs Finally)'.
That song became a club staple, known for its hypnotic melody and vocals. It was part of their sound that mixed soulful house and breakbeat elements. They also released 'Sunshine In Ipanema' featuring Rogério Flausino.
In 2000, they faced a plagiarism lawsuit from the Italian group Esa over 'Love Story (Vs Finally)', which was settled out of court. Their work, including songs like 'Finally Love Story', remains part of electronic music from that era.
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