'A futuristic, post-internet mini-album from Japanese multi instrumentalist 'Jigga', stacking static noise, ferocious drums and warped echoes into 7 unconventionally abstract club tracks.'
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- A1: Fela Soul - Stillego Trippin
- A2: B B. & The Ugkz - I Ain't Heard Of That Feat.slim Thug
- A3: Yasiin Gaye - Ms Fat Booty Pt. Ii Feat.ghostface Killah
- A4: The Illmatics - Hip-Hop Is Dead
- B1: A Common Wonder - Reminding Me Of Those Days Feat C.l. Smooth
- B2: The Notorious J B.'s - Think B.i.g
- B3: Nina Simone & Lauryn Hill - Fu-Gee-La (Refugee Camp Remix)
- B4: Fela Soul - A Rollerskating Jam Named Saturdays
- C1: A Common Wonder - The Sixth Wonder
- C2: The O'jayz - Ain't No Jigga
- C3: Nina Simone & Lauryn Hill - Ex-Factor
- C4: Otis & The Outkasts - Shutterbugg Feat Cutty
- D1: B B. & The Ugkz - Get It
- D2: Yasiin Gaye - Got To Give It Up On Saturdays
- D3: Fela Soul - More Than U Know
Mash-up master AMERIGO GAZAWAY has compiled a collection of the most popular and sought after tracks in the SOULMATES catalog. Featuring choice cuts from very hard to find/out of print vinyl, fan favorites, and even a few former digital exclusives pressed to wax for the very first time.
- A1: The Ruler`s Back
- A2: Takeover
- A3: Izzo (H O.v.a.)
- A4: Girls, Girls, Girls
- B1: Jigga That N***A
- B2: U Don`t Know
- B3: Hola`hovito
- B4: Heart Of The City (Ain`t No Love)
- C1: Never Change
- C2: Song Cry
- C3: All I Need
- C4: Renegade (Feat Eminem)
- D1: Hidden" Bonus Track1 - Momma Loves Me
- D2: Hidden" Bonus Track2 - Breathe Easy (Lyrical Exercise)
- D3: Hidden" Bonus Track3 - Girls, Girls, Girls (Part 2)
- A1: The Vertical Joyride
- A2: Word 2 Tha D
- A3: I Wanna Be Yo Ho
- A4: When She Calls
- A5: Once A Dawg (Janine 2)
- A6: Jiggable Pie
- B1: P-Funk
- B2: Mai Sista Izza Bitch
- B3: La Queeda
- B4: Vertical Interlude
- B5: Bitch Betta Have My Money
- B6: Lik 'Em Low Lover
- B7: Sylk's Cellular
- B8: Nu Exasize
- C1: Backseat Queenz
- C2: Givva Dogga Bone
- C3: Yo Momma Told Me
- C4: Trunk O' Funk
- D1: Tha Booty Up
- D2: My Ho, My Kids
- D3: D. Control
AMG (whom The Source called “more foul mouthed than a late 70s Richard Pryor concert film”), was a part of Courtney Branch and Tracy Kendrick's Total Trak Production crew which developed DJ Quik, 2nd II None, Sylk Smoov, Hi-C and Boss. He made his first appearances on DJ Quik's debut album Quik is The Name. In December of 1991, AMG released his self-produced debut solo album Bitch Betta Have My Money with the platinum selling lead single of the same name. This reissue has this West Coast 90s classic on vinyl for the first time since its initial release and includes “I Wanna Be Yo Ho (Remix)” previously available only as a CD bonus track.
- A1: The Gripsweats - Gripsweats Theme
- A2: Kelly Finnigan - I Don't Wanna Wait
- A3: The Flying Stars Of Brooklyn, Ny - My God Has A Telephone
- A4: Aj & The Jiggawatts - It Is What It Is
- A5: Ikebe Shakedown - Supermoon
- B1: Derobert & The Half Truths - Judgement (Part 1)
- B2: Leroi Conroy - Tiger Trot
- B3: Orgone - Big Day
- B4: Jungle Fire - Nusau
- C1: Durand Jones & The Indications - Don't You Know
- C2: The True Loves - Famous Last Words
- C3: The Soul Chance - Give Love A Try
- C4: The Dip - Sure Don't Miss You
- C5: The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble - Aragon
- D1: Black Market Brass - War Room
- D2: Jr Thomas & The Volcanos - What A Shame
- D3: The Harlem Gospel Travelers - He's On Time
- D4: Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio - Concussion
- E1: Wesley Bright & The Honeytones - Happiness
- E2: Thee Sinseers - It Was Only A Dream
- E3: Soul Scratch - America
- E4: Mestizo Beat - Featherbed Lane
- F1: Ben Pirani - Light Of My Life
- F2: The Freedom Affair - Rise Up
- F3: Monophonics - Bang Bang
- F4: Jake Najor & The Moment Of Truth - High Costa Living
- F5: The Rugged Nuggets - Rugged Walk
Repress, note new price. Black vinyl issue of the long sold out RSD compilation. Housed in heavy duty slipcase box. FOR FANS OF… Daptone Records, Big Crown Records, 45s, Soul, Funk, R&B. This is the follow up to our first volume of Soul Slabs, which is a collection of tracks from our 7” release series. For many of them, it's the first time they'll be appearing on an LP. Soul Slabs Vol. 2 is a collection of A-sides from the 7” catalog of Loveland Ohio’s Colemine Records. Specializing in heavy soul, funk, and R&B, Colemine prides itself on authenticity and an old school production style, while still making songs that seem fresh and are moving the genre of soul forward. This 3LP collection of 27 tracks puts their diverse catalog on full display, many of these songs being presented for the first time on an LP. Featuring artists such as Durand Jones & The Indications, Kelly Finnigan, Ben Pirani, Jr. Thomas & The Volcanos, Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio, Monophonics, Ikebe Shakedown, The Dip, The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble, Soul Scratch, and more!
The new RUB is going to stay true to the home of Hip Hop NYC. DJ Goce brings you his new ap-proach to Status as he comes with a sureshot remix of the ultimate money joint of the late 90s. The flipside ‘Lovin’ The Game’ is a remake of Jigga’s statement that the status mentioned above never changed him, mixed to perfection.
Another release from the UMX label with this 4 banging tracks from artists from the USA , with on side Natural Nate with 2 energetic electo breaks tracks that will keep your neighbours out their sleep , on side B is Mike devious with some slower electro but o so strong .
Be sure to get this one for your collection ( limited amount of copies 150 )
- A1: Willie Tee - Anticipation
- A2: Ty Karim & George Griffin - Keep On Doing Watcha Doin Pt. 1
- B1: Mary Love' Comer - Come Out Of The Sandbox
- B2: Aj & The Jiggawatts - It Is What It Is
- C1: Asha Puthli - Space Talk
- C2: Four Flights - All I Want Is You
- D1: Rare Function - Disco Function
- D2: Saravah Soul - Nao Posso Te Levar A Serio
2x12" 180g Vinyl Reissue
You should all know by now I have collected a good few records in my time, hunting down that perfect beat. In search of that special piece I have found a deep love for the old soul ballads and funk that were for me great social statements, telling it just how it was.
Growing up with these tunes and owning them I began to realise if someone didn't represent them to the next generation they would be long lost and forgotten. So please... enjoy this time capsule of music from another time... you'll hear nothing's changed!
- Mr. G, 2018
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