It was the anthem of Carnival 2013 and as the year rolls on, the single that caused many to escape into a daze, all the while jumping and singing its refrain.. ‘we ready, we ready, we ready…” , continues to make a strong impact  across the globe. News yesterday that after having been remixed by internationally acclaimed DJ unit, Major Lazer in April, Bunji Garlin’s ‘Differentology’ has now garnered the support of even the men and women of music who tell the masses what to watch at UK media house, Guardian.co.uk.

In his review, Alex Macpherson says, “Summer songs come in all shapes, forms and genres. On Differentology, every one of those comes together to create the Platonic ideal of a summer jam.”

Differentology’s Bunji Garlin and Nigel Rojas. The song is becoming more than even they may have imagined it would become.

The review which was posted on the news website yesterday came amid consistent queries surrounding the release of Bunji Garlin’s highly anticipated ‘Differentology’ video. On April 4th, Bunji and the team posted a launch date, approximated at 3 weeks from that date.

Many have been mumbling in the public domain. Some are saying there may be a strategised approach to the release of the video in a bid to push the song to its full potential. In a chat with fellow Stag beer endorsee and artiste, Super Jigga TC, he said he personally feels that the next big thing, relative to the soca genre on the global market, will be Bunji’s ‘Differentology’ but like the speculators on the street, Super Jigga said he wasn’t sure whether there was a bigger plan for the song and as such, the video was purposely being delayed to build the hype.

Check out the full review of ‘Differentology,’ by Bunji Garlin with instrumental accompaniment by Orange Sky’s Nigel Rojas, as written in the Guardian.co.uk’s Essential Summer Tracks of 2013 feature:

[box color=”gray” icon=”world”]Summer songs come in all shapes, forms and genres. On Differentology, every one of those comes together to create the Platonic ideal of a summer jam. A Trinidadian soca beat sets the scene; warm piano chords and a four-to-the-floor rhythm add a blissed-out Balearic tinge. The rousing chorus brings in stabbing, ascending trance synths – then the Spanish guitar that has been quietly strumming away in the background gets an entire solo to itself in the song’s closing stages. “We ready, we ready, we ready,” chants Bunji Garlin, eyes and hands raised to heaven, before zeroing in on what really matters: “Everywhere you look is just food / And everyone in the way likes food,” as if the scene couldn’t get any more idyllic. Differentology is a carnival, a street party, a beach rave: it’s every one of your perfect summers distilled into four minutes and 20 seconds.[/box]