Grab while you can. The tracks have already received very strong radio responses from around the world.

Both tracks being supported by Gideon Coe and Cerys Mathews at BBC Radio 6 Music, whilst Nasser Bouzida from the band discussed the rhythm influences of Return Of Baron Samedi on the Cerys Mathews show.

Specialist funk shows from Australia, Germany, France, Canada and the US have already been supporting these tracks.

The tracks are also set to appeal to fans of one of Big Boss Man's biggest tracks 'Sea Groove', which is currently one of the UK's biggest home-grown funk recordings on Spotify currently close to 7 million streams.

These are the first new releases from Big Boss Man since their fourth album Last Man on Earth on Blow Up Records.