Swapping BPM for GPM (Goosebumps per minute), Dusky’s Life Signs Vol.3 is made from the heart to nourish the soul. to a long-overdue journey to the uncharted territories of Planet Dusky. Completing their triptych for Running Back with four tracks, one of the UK’s most dependable duos shows once again how to connect fun with functionality and funk with efficiency. From the jacking rhythms of early Chicago to the emotive qualities of Detroit and the fever pitch aesthetics of the UK sounds of the 90s or the studies of the contemporary scene, it includes the right choice for each taste and need. Dusky, but not rusty.
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- A1: Away Ft Marina P
- A2: Be Mine Ft Rayjah45 & Javada
- A3: Dans La Rue Ft Big Red & Durrty Goodz
- B1: Dark Days Ft Shumba Youth
- B2: Drop Ft Wazeer
- B3: High Grade Ft Xl Mad
- C1: Stalk Me Ft Javada
- C2: I Feel Ft Queenie & Syross
- C3: Outside Ft Lasai & Fabjustfab
- D1: Righteous Ladies Ft Ras Demo
- D2: High Ft Dub Fx
- D3: I Like Dem Girls Ft Ab Rude & Rayjah
It's rare to see Nassau, Covid and Grace Jones in the same sentence, but they were indeed part of the creative basis for DJ Vadim's brand new album, FEEL UP.
As a busy international DJ, this was nothing short of armageddon for Vadim. The skies were darkened, but rather than sink into inactivity and hibernation, DJ Vadim created within himself his own tropical music festival, an alternative universe that would share some kind of kinship with the recordings made at Compass Point Studios, orchestrated by Chris Blackwell for Grace Jones (1980-1982), James Brown, AC/DC, and many others...
It was a melting pot of world-class musicians, blending reggae, pop, soul and African rhythms and sounds... together creating one of the most influential albums of the period, and it was in this spirit that the inspiration and title of DJ Vadim's new album, FEEL UP (literally 'Feel good' / 'Have the strength, the courage'), was born.
Forty years after those sessions at Compass Point Studios, the same quest for discovery took place in Vadim's Barcelona studio. The desire for growth, self-discovery and the creation of new sounds took hold. The dubcatcher with its 80s digital sounds went out and came back with a wide variety of musical tapas.
Inhale, exhale, FEEL UP is the soundtrack you've been missing without even knowing it!
Official DMC Worldcup skiproofs, beats and samples
Official DMC Worldcup skiproofs, beats and samples
Nu Groove spotlights the artists that made the legendary NYC label a firm favourite of crate diggers then and now with a series of their vital tracks re-edited by leading industry figures and choice selectors of today.
The label was born in 1988 by Frank and Karen Mendez as an outlet for some of Rheji and Ronald ‘Rhano’ Burrell’s more experimental music, and ‘Nu Groove Edits, Vol. 2’ continues to celebrate the Burrell twin’s genre defining output.
First up, Dutch duo Dam Swindle edit ‘I’ll Say A Prayer 4 U’ from Rhano’s Equation project, paying homage to the American house music that greatly inspired them. Next up, Rheji’s Houz’ Neegroz classic ‘Keep Dance’n’ gets reworked by house purist Phil Weeks. Another moniker from Rhano, K.A.T.O.’s five-track Disco-Tech EP harked back to the heady disco hustle of the 70s, with the lead single edited for this collection by one of Germany’s most influential house producers, the late Soulphiction.
Closing out this celebration of the Burrell brothers is the unstoppable production duo Honey Dijon & Luke Solomon as they take on Rhano’s ‘When Can I Call You’ featuring Lisa Lee.
- A1: Mato - What You Won’t Do For Love (Ft Ethel Lindsey)
- A2: Taggy Matcher - Supernature (Ft Phoebe Killdeer)
- A3: Mato - Lady Marmalade (Ft Lady Gatica)
- A4: Simon Nyabinghi - You'll Never Know Dub
- B1: Taggy Matcher - Teenage Kicks (Ft Wolfgang Valbrun)
- B2: Paula Mirhan - Walk On By
- B3: Taggy Matcher - That's The Way (I Like It)
- B4: Soul Sugar - Still In The Groove
Stix Records, a sub-label of Favorite Recordings, proudly presents Disco Reggae Vol. 5, pursuing the highly acclaimed series started 10 years ago.
Birth land of the Reggae music, Jamaica has also always been fed by Soul, Funk, R&B and Pop music from the US scene, delivering some of the best covers anyone could think of. With it’s Disco Reggae series, Stix Records therefore simply carried on this tradition, offering new versions of classic songs from a wide spectrum of musical styles.
On this 5th edition, the list extend to famous name such as The Undertones, Bobby Caldwell, Cerrone, Patti LaBelle, or Ray Parker Jr. to name a few. At the control to tailor these hits with new and exclusive Reggae suits, you’ll find the best producers from the Stix’ roster like Soul Sugar aka Booker Gee, Taggy Matcher, Simon Nyabinghi, or Mato.
Together they signed again a perfect soundtrack to extend your summer and fill your playlists, whether to light the dancefloors or just sip a nice cocktail facing the Negril’s sunset!
Blues Deluxe Vol 2 is a brand-new studio album, that starts off with 'Twenty-Four Hour Blues', a cover of the amazing Bobby "Blue" Bland song. The original is releases on one of Joe Bonamassa's favorite albums of all time, "Dreamer". Blues Deluxe Vol. 2 features eight cover versions of songs by artists, such as Fleetwood Mac, Guitar Slim, Albert King and more. The album is completed with two original tracks, Hope You Realize It (Goodbye Again) and Is It Safe To Go Home.
It is a true successor to the original Blues Deluxe album.
- 1: Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire
- 2: Like Veils Said Lorraine
- 3: Medley: Bony Moronie/Summertime Blues/You Never Can Tell - With James Taylor
- 4: You Turn Me On I’m A Radio - With Neil Young & The Stray Gators
- 5: See You Sometime (Early Version With Bass & Drums)
- 1: This Flight Tonight
- 2: Electricity
- 3: Lesson In Survival
- 4: Blue
- 5: Banquet
- 6: Intro To For The Roses
- 7: For The Roses
- 1: Intro To Judgement Of The Moon And Stars (Ludwig’s Tune)
- 2: Judgement Of The Moon And Stars (Ludwig’s Tune)
- 3: Blonde In The Bleachers (Alternate Guitar Mix)
- 4: Barangrill (Guitar/Vocal Mix)
- 5: Sunrise Raga
- 6: Twisted (Early Alternate Version)
- 1: Piano Suite
- A. Down To You
- B. Court And Spark
- C. Car On A Hill
- D. Down To You
- 2: Help Me
- 3: Trouble Child (Early Alternate Take)
- 4: Car On A Hill (Early Alternate Take)
- 5: Bonderia
- 1: Introduction
- 2: Free Man In Paris – With Tom Scott & The L.a. Express
- 3: The Same Situation – With Tom Scott & The L.a. Express
- 4: Just Like This Train – With Tom Scott & The L.a. Express
- 6: Jericho
- 7: Woman Of Heart And Mind
- 1: In France They Kiss On Main Street
- 2: Edith And The Kingpin
- 3: Don’t Interrupt The Sorrow
- 4: Harry’s House
- 1: The Jungle Line (Guitar/Alternate Vocal)
- 2: Shades Of Scarlet Conquering (Alternate Version)
- 3: The Boho Dance (Alternate Version)
- 4: Dreamland (Early Alternate Band Version)
- 1: Raised On Robbery – With Neil Young & The Santa Monica Flyers
- 2: People’s Parties (Early Alternate Take)
Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol. 3: The Asylum Years (1972-1975) is the latest entry in Rhino’s ongoing, GRAMMY-winning series exploring the vast untapped archives of rare Joni Mitchell recordings — a project guided inti-mately by Mitchell’s own vision and personal touch. Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol. 3: The Asylum Years (1972-1975) will be available as a 4 LP with an accompanying book featuring photos and a conversation about this period between Joni Mitchell and longtime friend Cameron Crowe.
The collection begins with an early cut of “Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire,” one of two songs (along with “For The Roses”) test-driven during a visit to a Graham Nash David Crosby recording session at Wally Heider’s in Hol-lywood.
From there, listeners are treated to early demos and alternate versions from sessions from For The Roses, Court & Spark, and The Hissing Of Summer Lawns; historic live show recordings, including the entirety of Mitch-ell’s triumphant 1972 return to Carnegie Hall and a definitive gig with her Court And Spark backing band Tom Scott & the L.A. Express; and tracks from sessions cut alongside James Taylor, Graham Nash, and Neil Young.
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Holy Hive haben in der kurzen Zeitspanne von 3 Jahren zwei Alben und eine EP veröffentlicht und dann beschlossen, sich aufzulösen. Während die Fans diese Nachricht zweifellos nicht mögen werden, bleibt uns allen die zeitlose Musik, die sie während ihrer gemeinsamen Zeit gemacht haben, erhalten, und produktiv waren sie sicherlich. Springs zartes Falsett über dem schweren Schlagzeugspiel von Homer Steinweiss erwies sich als eine himmlische Kombination und sie schufen einen Sound, der die Ohren und Herzen aller Hörer verzauberte und den Begriff "Folk Soul" prägte. "Big Crown Vaults Vol. 3 : Holy Hive" gräbt in der Schatztruhe unveröffentlichter Aufnahmen und holt einige heraus, die nie den Weg auf Vinyl gefunden haben. Diese Aufnahmen entstanden größtenteils während ihrer zwei Album-Sessions, einige wurden sogar aufgenommen, bevor sie bei Big Crown unterschrieben.
- A1: Euromasters - Alles Naar De Kl- -Te (Rotterdam Mix)
- A2: King Dale - Utter (Hardcore Power Mix)
- A3: 2 Low 4 Zero - Fast (De Kuip-Hardcore-Mix)
- A4: The Agressor - I'm Coming (Hardcore Mix)
- A5: Sperminator - No Woman Allowed (Men's Room Mix)
- A6: General Noise - Rotterdam Subway
- B1: Rotterdam Termination Source – Poing
- B2: Dj Rob - Boy's Interface (Uh…... Mix)
- B3: German Division - Concerto Grosso
- B4: Hard Attack - Way Aah
- B5: Bald Terror - Rotterdam
First released over 30 years ago, this EP is where The Future Sound Of London started before “Papua New Guinea” later in 1991. All four tracks were instrumental in establishing a new genre of electronica within dance music. They were ahead of their time and extremely progressive, and here three decades later they are making an impression. “Pulse State” has been described as the ‘best bleep track ever made’, and at the time dominated the airwaves on London pirate stations.
- A1: Special D - Come With Me (Rob Mayth Remix)
- A2: G4Bby & Himbeere!S - Freiheit (Short Edit)
- A3: Italobrothers - My Life Is A Party (Ryan T & Rick M. Radio Edit)
- A4: Sample Rippers - Miracle Makers (Single Edit)
- A5: Inna - Hit (The Real Booty Babes Edit)
- A6: Dancefloor Kingz & Noyesman Feat Daniel Lago - Enchanted Island (Drummasterz Edit)
- A7: Pulsedriver - Cambodia (Talla 2Xlc Mix)
- B1: Sunset Project - Welcome Back (Empyre One Remix)
- B2: Alex M Vs. Marc Van Damme - Por Que No? (Dj Gollum Remix Edit)
- B3: Rocco - Drop The Bass (Short Edit)
- B4: Andrew Spencer - Stop Loving You (Ti-Mo Remix Edit)
- B5: Starsplash - Travel Time (Radio Edit)
- B6: Timster & Ninth - Complicated (Handsup Mix Edit)
- B7: Basslovers United & Averion Feat Grrtz - Kick Out The Lights (Dan Winter Bootleg Mix)
Nach dem Erfolg der ersten beiden TechnoBase.FM-LP‘s schickt ZYX Music nun die dritte Ausgabe ins Rennen, um die Herzen der Musikliebhaber des HandsUp-Genres zu erobern. Auch dieses Mal begeistert die Doppel-Vinyl mit vielen Hits und Ohrwürmern. Diesmal animieren Songs wie zum Beispiel „Drop The Bass“ von Rocco., „My Life Is A Party“ von ItaloBrothers, sowie „Come With Me“ von Special D. (u.v.m), zur idealen HandsUp-Party. Mit insgesamt 14 HandsUp-Songs eine starke Vinyl-Edition des Webradiosenders TechnoBase. FM!
- A1: Italove & Carino Cat - Turbo Lover (Extended)
- A2: L-Milla - Rainy Day (Extended)
- A3: Roy - Run For Your Life (Vocal Version)
- A4: J F. & Hitwave - Dance Floor Girl (Flemming Dalum Remix)
- B1: Linda Jo Rizzo - Forever
- B2: Blixx86 - Mad Desire (Extended Version)
- B3: Heaven42 - Follow Me To Marrakech (Mexican Remix)
- B4: Italo Emotion - My Dreams (Flemming Dalum Remix)




















