When We On

Released in 2011 on 2020Vision, 'When We On' represents a pivotal moment for Crazy P (formerly Crazy Penis). By this stage, the UK collective had fully transitioned from a studio-based production duo into a formidable five-piece live band, and that organic chemistry is palpable throughout the record. The album was recorded with a focus on capturing live takes, particularly the signature melodic bass work of Jim Baron and Chris Todd, which provides the melodic counterpoint to Danielle Moore's vocals. Critically, the album was praised for its 'grown-up' approach to house music, eschewing the aggressive trends of the era in favor of a timeless, soulful sound. It is often cited as one of the definitive nu-disco albums of the 2010s, successfully merging the aesthetics of classic Chic-era disco with the deep house sensibilities of the Manchester and Nottingham scenes. Tracks like 'Heartbreaker' and 'Eruption' became staples of both underground club sets and mainstream festival stages.