- A1: Double Exposure Ten Percent (Original Acappella Version)
- A2: Double Exposure Ten Percent (Original Background Vocals)
- A3: Bunny Sigler By The Way You Dance (Original Acappella Version)
- A4: Bunny Sigler By The Way You Dance (Original Background Vocals Acappella)
- A5: Eddie Holman I've Been Singing Love Songs (Original Re-Edit Acappella Version)
- B1: Love Committee Cheaters Never Wins (Original Acappella Version)
- B2: Love Committee Cheaters Never Wins (Original Background Vocals Acappella)
- B3: Double Exposure My Love Is Free (Original Acappella Version)
- B4: Double Exposure My Love Is Free (Original Background Vocals Acappella)
- C1: Aurra Checking You Out (Original Acappella Version)
- C2: Aurra Checking You Out (Original Background Vocals)
- C3: Jimmy Castor It Gets To Me (Original Acappella Version)
- C4: Double Exposure Everyman (Original Acappella Version)
- C5: Double Exposure Everyman (Original Background Vocals)
- D1: Instant Funk No Stoppin' That Rockin' (Original Acappella Version)
- D2: Instant Funk No Stoppin' That Rockin' (Original Background Vocals Acappella)
- D3: Instant Funk No Stoppin' That Rockin' (Original Voicebox Acappella)
- D4: Jimmy Castor Amazon (Original Acappella Version)
- D5: Jimmy Castor Amazon (Original Chorus Acappella)
- D6: Jimmy Castor Amazon (Original Skit Acappella)
- D7: Anthony White I Cant' Turn You Loose (Original Acappella Version)
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Jimpster serves up the first single entitled Crave from ahead of his forthcoming Silent Stars LP complete with remixes from Atjazz and Flabaire.In its original form Crave, which features the vocals from hotly-tipped Londoner Florence Rawlings, is an emotionally charged electronic torch song guaranteed to get inside your head from the very first listen. The spacey chords and punctuating string stabs bring hints of the 80's to mind whilst Florence's gentle vocal floats in the air like a fresh sea breeze. In addition to the mesmerizing original we present two brilliant and contrasting remixes from one of the UK's legendary producers Atjazz as well as Paris' rising star Flabaire whose D.KO Records has been dropping gem after gem since 2013. Atjazz spins Crave into outerspace with a fat, driving groove and twisted sonics making for an incredibly deep and forward-looking slice of aural gold. In contrast, Flabaire looks back to the early 00's for his classic soulful house rework which calls to mind the sounds of Spinna and vintage Naked Music. Closing the release we have another original track entitled Where You Are featuring Berlin based US native Khalil Anthony. Here we find Jimpster doing what he does best, creating a sublime late night club track with his deft musical touch making this one that will stand out in the crowd.
- A1: Sexy Ways (Recloose Disco Flip)
- A2: You Can't Miss What You Can't Measure (Alton Miller Mix)
- A3: Get Your Ass Off And Jam (Marcellus Pittman Remix)
- B1: Cosmic Slop (Moodyman Mix)
- B2: Music For My Mother (Andres Wo Ahh Ay Vocal Mix)
- B3: Super Stupid (Dirtbombs Version)
- C1: Music 4 My Mother (Underground Resistance Mix)
- C2: Undisco Kidd (Gay Marvine Edit)
- C3: Take Your Dead Ass Home (The Fantasy Version)
- D1: Let's Take It To The Stage (Amp Fiddler Laughin @Ya Mix)
- D2: Standing On The Verge (Anthony Shake Shakir & T Dancer Remix)
- D3: You And Your Folks (Claude Young Jr Club Mix)
- E1: Be My Beach (Mophono & Tom Thump)
- E2: You And Your Folks (Claude Young Jr Dub)
- E3: Let's Make It Last (Kenny Dixon Jr Edit)
- F1: Looking Back At You (Ectomorph Stripped And Dubbed)
- F2: Maggot Brain (Bmg Dub)
Funkadelic have created an enduring legacy, and the power of their impact is visceral in Detroit. Their records not only played with genre, but possessed a diabolical sense of humour that led to music domination by the late 70s with Parliament, Funkadelic, Parlet, Bootsy's Rubber Band and the Brides Of Funkenstein all releasing albums the same year for two years in a row.
The music itself is beyond stereotype, but equally huge is that they were a black band not allowing themselves to be limited by anyone else's notions of who they could be, having a massive impact on the next generation of Detroit music, Detroit Techno.
But more than just Techno, it is a freedom of thinking that extends beyond boxes, so we included all sorts of today's generation of Detroit musicians and producers to show the wide range of music that was Funkadelic and how these ideas are still contemporary, they endure and inspire.
REPRESSED !!
Can you believe it Fall of 2014 marks the 20TH ANNIVERSARY of YOSHITOSHI, the seminal record label founded by Deep Dish in 1994.
To celebrate, we are bringing the classics back, remastered and with new remixes from an amazing group of heavy hitters from all corners of the dance world.
Given that Yoshitoshi's roots are ingrained in house music, it's only fitting to start the re-release campaign with Eddie Amador's classic House Music.
Released in 1997 it went on to become a global phenomena with its hypnotic hook and infectious Not Everyone Understands House Music that has become the preach anthem for generation of house music lovers.
Along with the remastered original the package includes remixes by Uto Karem, Robosonic & Anthony Attalla...
- A1: P Lion - Happy Children
- A2: Duke Lake - Do You
- A3: 50 & 50 Brothers - Red Man
- A4: Anthony's Games - Sunshine Love
- A5: Flexi Cowboys - Domination
- A6: Jimmy & Suzy - Come Back
- A7: Spy 71 - Take Me...mr Love
- A8: Koto - Dragon's Legend
- B1: Valerie Dore - The Night
- B2: Radiorama - Vampires
- B3: Brian Ice - Talking To The Night
- B4: Scotch - Pictures
- B5: One System - Life Is Very Short
- B6: Dario Diviacchi - Waiting For Heaven
- B7: Arm - Number One
- B8: Ken Laszlo - Hey Hey Guy
Der legendäre Italo Boot Mix ist zurück !!
ZYX Italo Disco Boot Mix Vol. 1 knüpft an die großen Zeiten dieser Kult-Serie an. Zuerst gibt es die beiden Mixe als CD, einige Wochen später veröffentlichen wir die Boot-Mixe für alle Vinyl-Liebhaber als LP.
Auf Vol. 1 vertreten sind P. Lion, Duke Lake, Koto, Valerie Dore, Radiorama uvm.
- 01: Intro
- 02: Shinethru (Feat. Ivan Ave)
- 03: Hamptons
- 04: Basement Jazz (Feat. Blu)
- 05: One4Jakarta
- 06: Method Of Madness (Feat. Cashus King (Co$$))
- 07: Corners
- 08: The Art Of Abstract Rap Displace (Feat. Juju Rogers)
- 09: 202 Skit
- 10: A Lil Bit Of (Feat. Chiara Noriko)
- 11: Wrong Turn
- 12: The Verb (Herb) (Feat. Barney Artist And Anthony Drawn)
- A1: Reel People Feat. Mica Paris - I Want To Thank You
- A2: Reel People - Twilight
- A3: Reel People Feat. Angie Stone - Don't Stop The Music
- B1: Reel People Feat. Navasha Daya - I'm In Love (12" Mix)
- B2: Reel People Feat. Tony Momrelle - Buttercup
- B3: Reel People Feat. Sharlene Hector - Always There
- C1: Reel People Feat. Tony Momrelle - Can We Pretend
- C2: Reel People Feat. Lasharvu - I Need Your Lovin
- C3: Reel People - Joyous
- D1: Reel People Feat. Navasha Daya - Can't Fake The Feeling
- D2: Reel People Feat. Omar - Thinking About Your Love
- D3: Reel People - Keep It Up (Feat. Anthony David)
While their trademark sound has always been flourished with plenty of nods to the past - think jazz-funk, disco, acid jazz and boogie - Reel People's career has been forged on crafting new songs and instrumentals. For their latest album, "Retroflection", they've decided to flip the script, serving up a set of covers of classic cuts with the assistance of some notable vocalists. It's a neat twist and one that results in a string of superb revisions. Check, for example, the Mica Paris-fronted take on Alicia Meyers' "I Want To Thank You", their starry version of electrofunk staple "Don't Stop The Music" (complete with sublime Angie Stone vocal), an Incognito style take on Willie Bobo's "Always There" and a riotous, scene-stealing romp through Pleasure favourite "Joyous".
- A1: Heliopause (Dbs & Aux 88) - Electro City
- A2: Middle Men - Space Quest Ii (Earth Odyssey)
- A3: Dibu-Z - Remote View
- B1: Kalson - Global Surveyor
- B2: Anthony Rother - Matrix
- B3: Keen K - Cat In Space
- C1: Tekkazula - Enya
- C2: Patronen - Zukunft Flug
- C3: Wilx - Vengonost
- D1: Amper Clap - Desolation (Robyrt Hecht Remix)
- D2: Tyraell - Paleocontact
- D3: C*Nt - Hunter
- E1: Silicon Scally - Machine Bias
- E2: Blake Casimir - At The Outer Sector
- E3: Low Orbit Satellite - Projected Memories
- F1: N-Ter - Agram Sunrise
- F2: Obsolete Robotics Feat. Phil Klein - Walk Alone
- F3: Hardfloor - Diet Starts Monday
- G1: Energy Principle - Tempus Fugit
- G2: Fleck E.s.c. - Phase 4
- G3: Adj - Days Of Light
- H1: Pi-Xl - Disciplinary Action (Remix)
- H2: Rauschenmaschine - Nebulous Spirograph (Subatomic Mix)
- H3: Visonia - Nausicaa
Electro globalisation! The German label Dominance Electricity presents Phase 4 of the Global Surveyor various artist album series (launched in 1998).
Featuring heavy-weights of the international Electro genre such as Anthony Rother, Hardfloor, Silicon Scally aka Carl Finlow and Heliopause (a project of Germany's Dynamik Bass System & Detroit's Keith Tucker of AUX 88) and many more, this carefully selected collection includes a total of 24 productions out of 13 countries / 5 continents ranging between clubbish acid power, deep space cruiser, playful kraftwerkesk melodic downtempo and ambient synth magic.
- A1: All I Ever Wanted
- A2: Nervous
- A3: Love Me Madly
- A4: Shameless
- A5: 122.3 Bpm
- A6: Never Give Your Heart
- A7: Ran
- B1: The Snake
- B2: Ringinglow
- B3: Liar
- B4: Lament
- B5: Reflections
- C1: Brute
- C2: Sin City
- C3: Release
- C4: You'll Be Sorry
- D1: Tranquility
- D2: All I Ever Wanted (Oliver Lieb's Main Full Vocal Mix)
- D3: You'll Be Sorry (Marc Anthony Black & Blue Mix)
- D4: Love Me Madly (Voice Of Buddha Mix)
Following a greatest hits compilation in the late 90s the Human League signed to the Papillon label. The line-up
of Philip Oakey, Susan Sulley and Joanne Catherall recorded the 'Secrets' album, with keyboard player Neil
Sutton, who co-wrote most of the songs with Oakey, and programmer David Beevers providing the trademark
Human League sound.
The album's release in 2001 was preceded by the single 'All I Ever Wanted', but both the single and album lost
promotion and sales when Papillon ran into financial difficulties and was closed shortly after the album's release.
This 2LP edition features the original album over the first three sides, while the newly-added fourth side
features a non-album B-side, along with one rare remix each of 'All I Ever Wanted', 'You'll Be Sorry' and
'Love Me Madly'.
Housed in a gatefold sleeve, the inner sleeves features all the lyrics.
Marcel Vogel's third record on his own Lumberjacks in Hell in a row, 'If You Like' comes in three versions A1 one featuring Brooklyn weirdo-rap veteran Sensational and Alma Negra's Wisdom Of Oz Remix. Juicy Patwchworks Remix of Brown Curls on A2 reminiscent of Roy Ayers perhaps
- A1: Days Of Wine And Roses Ft Colin Anthony
- A2: On A Clear Day Ft Sharon Scott
- A3: The More I See You Ft Pier
- A4: Easy Living Ft Kerrie
- A5: Paul Wood Medley
- B1: Beyond The Sea Ft Harry Stratford
- B2: The Way You Look Tonight Ft Jimmy Gill
- B3: I'm Old Fashioned Ft Ian
- B4: As Time Goes By Ft Little Jimmy
- B5: Lady Is A Tramp Ft Robert
- B6: God Bless The Child Ft Shireen
The Palm Tree needs no introduction to anyone who has visited this part of town. Diamond boozer and Blitz survivor, it stands solitary on the Regent's Canal between Mile End and the Roman Road, quietly resisting the urge to move with the times. On weekend evenings you can enjoy the jazz standards of the Great American Songbook played by the musicians who feature on the album, no ticket required.
Tom Oldham (@tommyophoto) is a London-based portrait photographer, shooting portraits of musicians, sports stars and talented folk all round the world. His work has been widely recognised by the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize, the Open Series in the AoP Awards and most recently the Sony World Photography Awards 2018.
Andy Gangadeen is a drummer of international renown, playing with bands as prominent and diverse as Duran Duran, Massive Attack, Spice Girls and Chase & Status. He a true pioneer of live dance music drumming and has been known to pick up the sticks at The Palm Tree from time to time.
Vibraphone Records continues to deepen its contemporary repertoire by inviting Andrew Soul into the fold with a vocal contribution from house music legend Robert Owens. "Slipping Into Darkness" is a beautifully rendered deep house gem with expressive piano work, rubbery bass synth tones, but in some ways the minimalism of Vincent Floyd's remix gives Owens' vocals a chance to take centre stage. "As You Are" is a crooked, broken beat exploration on the fringes of deep house, and Owens' voice sounds resplendent in the more experimental surroundings before Nick Anthony Simoncino comes on board with a 90s flavoured, darkside remix of the highest order.
- A1: Antonio Arena - Magic Door
- A2: Space Craft's Men - Crossing
- A3: Elageron - Week-End Playback
- A4: Alberto Baldan Bembo - Nitrogen
- A5: Fabio Fabor & Antonio Arena - Screw Driver
- A6: Domenico Di Vito - Spensieratamente
- B1: Albert Verrecchia - In The Space
- B2: Lamberto Macchi - Vision (Feat. Anthony Sidney)
- B3: Modern Sound Quartet - Sagittarius
- B4: Flip Flop Group - Music
- B5: King Zérand Orchestra - Blue Magnolia
- B6: The Astral Dimension - Stella Nova
With FBNM now celebrating their fifth year of operation, Lorenzo has marked the occasion by assembling his biggest project to date - an impeccably curated collection of obscure Italian production music circa 1974 - 1985. The project, nearly a year in the making, has been very close to Lorenzo's heart - beginning unexpectedly in the record fairs of Buenos Aires and leading him on several trips to Rome and Milan, tracking down the original musicians and licensors.
"In this compilation, I have tried to include some of the most interesting cuts I have collected over the years. Tracks like the entirely electronic "Nitrogen" from Alberto Baldan Bembo's "Sound Orchestra" LP on Star Track Records, featuring a wild evolving bassline leading us through frantic rhythmic experimentations. "In the Space", by French born composer Albert Verrecchia and taken from Italian poliziesco drama 'Il Tempo Degli Assasini' (Season for Assasins), tells the tale of wistful longing, played out with serenity on strings and keys, but unexpected interruption from its stop-start arrangement brings an unforeseen tension into the mix... And how could I not include the wonderfully charming "Screw Driver" by Fabio Fabor, from his collaborative album "Superman" with a young Antonio Arena. Featuring an orchestra of beautifully programmed ARP and Oberheim sonorities alongside the Commodore 64 programmed graphical artwork by Antonio Arena himself."
The music itself was partly sourced from Lorenzo's own collection, archived and then restored especially for this release. Where possible, tracks (such as "Vision", "Nitrogen" and "Blue Magnolia") have been lifted directly from the original master tapes kindly lent by the repertoire owners. Every track, however, has been carefully restored, remastered and cut for vinyl by the cautious hands of Andreas (LUPO) Lubich at Calyx Mastering, Berlin.
Having effortlessly chalked up 10 stunning releases, the SHADELEAF crew decided to let the catalogue do the talking loud and proud with some remixes from the cream of the Deep House crop ! Byron The Aquarius, Al Zanders, Luke Solomon & Inkswel all provide sophisticated but raw reinterpretations of some choice Shadeleaf catalogue cuts, bringing a new lease of life to these predominantly vocal jams and putting new flesh on the Soulful bones in the process An incredible start for the label, celebrated in fine style with some heavyweight re-do's - yes indeed ! Top drawer isht
Another Shadeleaf sureshot !
- A1: Derrick Harriott - Walk The Streets
- A2: Derrick Harriott - Home, Home, Home
- A3: Bobby Ellis & Desmond Miles Seven - Step Softly
- A4: Keith & Tex - Goodbye Baby (Leaving On The Train)
- A5: Apostles - Kiss A Little Finger
- A6: Derrick Harriott, Bobby Ellis & Desmond Miles Seven - Now We Know
- B1: Derrick Harriott - Keep On Dancing
- B2: Derrick Harriott - The Loser (Diff Mix)
- B3: Lynn Taitt & Desmond Miles Seven - You've Caught Me
- B4: Keith & Tex - Tonight
- B5: David Anthony - Out Of My Mind
- B6: Lloyd & Glen - That Girl
12 track Album from Derrick Harriott released by Dub Store Records
In 2015 beging Ostgut Ton das zehnjährige Label-Jubiläum, gefeiert wurde mit einer 30 Stücke starken Compilation, Ostgut Ton-Zehn betitelt, verteilt über zehn 12' Vinyl in einem limitierten Boxset. Dieser Sampler war ruckzuck ausverkauft, weshalb diese zehn 12"es nun in 2016 von Ostgut Ton einzeln wiederaufgelegt werden.
Es sei gesagt, dass Ostgut Ton stets mehr als nur ein House- und Techno-Label war - Zehn-Sechs ist eine Reflektion der musikalischen Vielfalt. Der Titel der Barker & Baumecker A-Seite 'Love Is A Battlefield' ist eine schöne Anspielung auf Pat Benatar und Pop einerseits, während musikalisch eher abstrakte UK Breakbeats und arpeggiertes Terrain über die Länge dieses verspielten Zehnminüters abgeschritten werden.
Die B-Seite beginnt mit Uwe Schmidt als Atom™. - Stromlinien' ist natürlich eine tolle Klammer seines reduzierten aber sich clever entfaltenden und pumpenden Analogsynth-Dub Techno-Stücks. Anthony Parasoles - Heartbeat' schert sich herzlich wenig um unsere menschliche, lahme BPM-Herzschlagrate und widmet sich lieber einer schnellen, muskulösen Kick um die 132 BPM, umkreist von tribalistischen und verdrahteten Elementen um den Groove zu komplementieren.




















