Peter, Bjorn and John, one of the biggest indie darling groups around has apparently tossed in a brief “hip hop” track on their latest album.

Rolling Stone is all over it.  They describe the new track as:

“Nothing to Worry About” layers a heavy boom-bap, some funked-up bass licks and electro hand-claps with a crew of children turning out some Bollywood-esque chanting on the chorus. “Doing this thing, this type of thing,” they yelp. “Put a little money in this type of thing/ I got nothing to worry about.”

I’ve never been super crazy about the little kid chorus.  Ever since Hard Knock Life came out, I just feel that the whole thing is sort of played.  But hey, it has been a few years and maybe it’s time for them to try and bring it back.  Frankly though, I don’t really think there is all too much hip hop about this track.  It seems more Gwen Stefani than anything else, especially with the unnecessary handclaps.

That being said, I don’t want to hate on these kids.  I actually really loved their last album, and the other songs on this album actually seem pretty decent already.  I just have a hard time getting behind this track.

But check it out if you care to.

Peter Bjorn and John “Nothing To Worry About”

[Source: Rolling Stone]