It's only been 41 years since their inception but Donald D and Brother B, collectively known as The B Boys, have finally put together their debut album: We Get Down! The result is old school like it never left; pure emceeing with rock hard beats.
If you're having a backyard BBQ or just cruising around and you want some nostalgic Hiphop, The B Boys have exactly what you need!
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Hip hop heads, 7" freaks - Check this one!
Earth shattering early 80's Bronx sounds transmitted back to us as fresh as the day they were terraformed!
NYC's Easy Street label is known for it's contributions to house music, electronic disco and boogie, but there was a handful of early rap singles on the label too including this megaton bomb from the freshly monikered Lil' Jazzy Jay & Cool Supreme from '85, all the way live. This record has it all, dubbed out FX, vox, cuts and brain frying vocoders..... not to mention the monolithic drum machines and dope braggadocios rhyming.
This is the FIRST TIME this mid 80's rap rarity has been made available on a 7". Both the 'club vocal' & 'dub instrumental' are featured here, cut at 33 rpm for maximum sonics. Made available courtesy of Above Board distribution for 2019. Shout out to Easy Street, %100 legit re-issue, re-master & re-press, essential wax!
Our 7th production is about to come! (official release date on 12th of January) Once again in a different kind of music : this time Hip-Hop! Produced by Luke Vibert (Ninja Tune, Warp, Planet µ, Mo Wax, Rephlex...), with all rhymes by BluRum13 (One-Self, Bullfrog) and recorded by Kid Koala & DJ Grandtheft... in 2004! The album was at the time kept aside by Ninja Tune (only digital release) because of similarities with One-Self project (led by Dj Vadim).
13 years later, we are offering this UK Hip-Hop jewel secretly hidden on vinyl!
New tracklisting especially made for vinyl, which comes with exclusive track on bonus colored 7".
Some more good news : this reissue made the two friends work together again for a new collaboration coming out on 2018!
- A1: Make Some Noise
- A2: Nonstop Disco Powerpack
- A3: Ok
- B1: Too Many Rappers (Feat Nas - New Reactionaries Version)
- B2: Say It
- B3: The Bill Harper Collection
- B4: Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win (Feat Santigold)
- C1: Long Burn The Fire
- C2: Funky Donkey
- C3: The Larry Routine
- C4: Tadlock's Glasses
- C5: Lee Majors Come Again
- D1: Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament
- D3: Crazy A** S**T
- D4: The Lisa Lisa/Full Force Routine
Hot Sauce Committee Part Two is the eighth and final studio album by the American hip hopband Beastie Boys, released on April 27, 2011. The album received critical acclaim upon its release and was also a moderate commercial success, debuting at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart. The release was supported by four singles - "Lee Majors Come Again", "Too Many Rappers" featuring Nas, "Make Some Noise", and "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win" featuring Santigold. Pressed on 180G vinyl.
RASTER MEDIA 30 YEARS ANNIVERSARY EDITION REPRESS / 180 G VINYL
Ich bin meine Maschine features remixes by Boys Noize, Function and AtomTM himself.
to underline this tryptic statement (and to demonstrate the diversity) of one of atom™'s compositions that appeared on his 2013 'HD' album, raster-noton now releases a vinyl ep featuring remixes by boys noize, function and atom™ himself. 'ich bin meine maschine', in an elaborate manner, illustrates uwe schmidt´s main musical concern - the exploration of electronics in pop music. inspired by a statement of the cybernetician heinz von foerster, atom™ constructed/generated a message that is playing around with a widely-cited kraftwerk quotation, turning 'ich bin eine maschine' into 'ich bin meine maschine' (i am my machine). besides the album version of 'ich bin meine machine,' the ep features some dominantly techno infuenced versions that perfectly connect the pop attitude of 'HD' with dancefoor functionality. the boys noize remix shows off alexander ridha´s deft skills for translating atom™´s futuristic pop into his own rough and driving electronic language. on the other hand, atom™'s 'linear remix' breaks down the original structure of the song and turns it into a reduced and much straighter, forward looking composition. function - one of techno's true underground heroes - provides a remix that is breathing the air of solid and hypnotic club music, in which just the essential elements are streamlined and ondensed into perfection. all 3 remixers adapt the track to their particular universe. by doing so, they prepare the 12' vinyl for its fnal destination - the club.
- A1: Get The Balance Right! (Combination Mix - Get The Balance Right!)
- B1: The Great Outdoors!
- B2: Tora! Tora! Tora! (Live)
- C1: Get The Balance Right!
- D1: My Secret Garden (Live)
- D2: See You (Live)
- D3: Satellite (Live)
- D4: Tora! Tora! Tora! (Live)
- E1: Everything Counts (In Lager Amounts) (Everything Counts)
- F1: Work Hard (East End Remix)
- G1: Everything Counts (Original 7" Mix)
- H1: New Life (Live)
- H2: Boys Say Go! (Live)
- H3: Nothing To Fear (Live)
- H4: The Meaning Of Love (Live)
- I1: Love In Itself 3 (Love In Itself)
- J1: Fools (Bigger)
- J2: Love In Itself 4
- K1: Love In Itself 2
- L1: Just Can't Get Enough (Live)
- L2: A Photograph Of You (Live)
- L3: Shout (Live)
- L4: Photographic (Live)
- A1: Leo Kottke - The Tennessee Toad
- A2: Gulp - Game Love
- A3: Bob James - Nautilus
- A4: James Last - Inner City Blues
- A5: Philip Glass - Floe
- B1: Map Of Africa - Bone
- B2: Seals & Crofts - Sweet Green Fields
- B3: The Millennium - To Claudia On Thursday
- B4: The Beach Boys - Surf's Up
- B5: Primal Scream - Carry Me Home
- C1: Massive Attack - Man Next Door
- C2: Tnght - Bugg'n
- C3: Outkast - Slum Beautiful
- C4: Timmy Thomas - Why Can't We Live Together
- D1: Harry Nilsson - Coconut
- D2: Canned Heat - Poor Moon
- D3: Rick Miller - Future Directions
- D4: Django Django - Porpoise Song
- D5: Benedict Cumberbatch - Flat Of Angles Pt.4
- 1: Any God Of Yours (Instrumental)
- 2: Swell (Instrumental)
- 3: Arise Dear Brother (Instrumental)
- 4: Ammi Ammi (Instrumental)
- 5: Buffed Sky (Instrumental)
- 6: Sex With Nobody (Instrumental)
- 7: Eye’s Drift (Instrumental)
- 8: The Sea Liner Mk 1 (Instrumental)
- 9: Empty Vessels (Instrumental)
- 10: New Builds (Instrumental)
- 11: Dull Boys (Instrumental)
- 12: Thames Water (Instrumental)
XL Recordings is proud to mark the 10th anniversary of Archy Marshall’s (aka King Krule) A New Place 2 Drown with the release of a newly remastered instrumental edition.
Originally released on 10 December 2015, A New Place 2 Drown remains a singular entry in the Archy Marshall catalogue. Known to many for his work as King Krule, Marshall released A New Place 2 Drown under his own name, highlighting a different facet of his creative identity. An atmospheric blend of submerged beats, woozy textures, and diaristic storytelling, the project earned widespread acclaim upon release, including Pitchfork’s Best New Music.
Developed in parallel with a visual world shaped with his brother and longtime collaborator Jack Marshall, the quietly influential project stands as a multidisciplinary love letter to their home of South London, originally released alongside a Will Robson-Scott–directed short film and a book of artworks, photography, and poetry by the Marshall brothers.
The 2025 instrumental edition offers a newly illuminated perspective on the record’s sonic core, drawing fresh attention to the production craft that underpins the project. By stripping the songs back to their foundations, the release highlights the intricate textures, rhythmic detail, and atmospheric depth that have helped A New Place 2 Drown grow into a cult favourite over the past decade.
“A New Place 2 Drown evokes a septic world filled with flickering halogen bulbs, sticky synth keys, and corroded outputs. Marshall has made tremendous strides as a producer, gorgeously reproducing the gloom and loneliness of early '90s hip-hop and finding a way to integrate it into his own style.” - PITCHFORK
- A1: Roland Alphonso - Sai Pan
- A2: The Renegades - You've Lost The Love
- A3: The Ethiopians - You Got To Be Clean
- A4: Henry Buckley - Beware Of All Those Rude Boys
- A5: The Tartans - What You Gonna Do Now
- B1: Roland Alphonso - Stranger For Durango
- B2: The Renegades - Knocking On My Door
- B3: Soul Brothers - Shanty Town Curfew
- B4: Oswald Sewell - Where Can He Go
- B5: Henry Buckley - If I Am Right
- C1: Roland Alphonso - How Soon
- C2: Pulus - Sow To Reap
- C3: The Renegades - Big And Fine
- C4: Black Brothers - Born To Rule
- C5: Laxton Ford - Finders Keepers
- D1: Hopeton Lewis - Run Down
- D2: Oswald Sewell - Oh My Love
- D3: Hopeton Lewis - Pick Yourself Up
- D4: The Tartans - Dance All Night
- D5: The Tartans - What Can I Do
- D6: The Federal All Stars - Merritone False Starts 1
Part 2[47,48 €]
21 track Album from Various Artists released by Dub Store Records
The Mighty Diamonds are one of the most famous vocal groups to come out of the Jamaican Reggae scene.
Their perfect harmonies ride over the wholesome and Garveyite influenced lyrics to such great effect that they will always evoke memories of that time and place, but also like all great music never seems to date.
The Mighty Diamonds consist of Donald ‘Tappy’ Shaw (lead vocals) Fitzroy ‘Bunny’ Simpson and Lloyd ‘Judge’ Ferguson providing those fantastic harmonies.
They began their recording career working with producers Stranger Cole and Rupie Edwards but found their breakthrough success with producer Joseph ‘Joe Joe’ Hookim at the legendary Channel One Studios recording ‘Hey Girl’ and covering two foreign tunes namely ‘Country Living’ (The Stylistics) and ‘Stoned Out of Mind’ (The Chi-lites) which suited their vocal styles perfectly.
The vocal group also cut tracks with other famous producers of the time Joe Gibbs ,Gussie Clarke and Mr.Tappa Zukie of which we focus this release on.On listening, these tunes work perfectly with harmonies weaving together and lifting the songs to another level.
The group also leave some room for a history lesson in the shape of ‘Morgan the Pirate’ and the thought provoking ‘Do You Want to Spend Your Time Wasting Time’.
Well waste no more and enjoy this set by one of Jamaica’s finest vocal groups….
- A1: Big Boys Intro (Skit No Audio)
- A2: One Mean Stang
- A3: Come On Wit Me Baby
- A4: Style Like Mine
- A5: For Them Bustas
- A6: You Tell Me
- A7: Pimpin' Still Goin' On
- B1: My 9 Glock
- B2: Ain't To Be Played Wit
- B3: Gots To Make Some Money
- B4: Can't Play No Playa
- B5: Dedications (Skit No Audio)
- B6: Street Sense
- B7: Revised Dedications (Skit No Audio)
Vinyl LP[26,85 €]
- A1: Big Boys Intro (Skit No Audio)
- A2: One Mean Stang
- A3: Come On Wit Me Baby
- A4: Style Like Mine
- A5: For Them Bustas
- A6: You Tell Me
- A7: Pimpin' Still Goin' On
- B1: My 9 Glock
- B2: Ain't To Be Played Wit
- B3: Gots To Make Some Money
- B4: Can't Play No Playa
- B5: Dedications (Skit No Audio)
- B6: Street Sense
- B7: Revised Dedications (Skit No Audio)
Tape Cassette[13,40 €]
California and New York aren't the only US cities to have pioneered underground hip-hop over the years. Back in the nineties, southern states such as Memphis, Tennessee were also hotbeds for the fast evolving musical phenomenon. As we push on into the second millenium; from the swathes of short-run, tape-only releases that came out in the 1990's, some are at last being cut to vinyl. Shawty Pimp and the Big Pimpin' Productions crew were brought to international ears in 2014 when his album 'Comin' Real Wit It' was pressed to vinyl and sold out in the blink of an eye. Gyptology Records (a new Europe-based Hip-Hop and Egyptian Archaology styled re-issue label) now present a vinyl pressing of the 1995 sequel; 'Still Comin' Real'. Here are eleven original, raw rap cuts, remastered and restored with love. Available June 2018 for the first time in the format that never goes out of style. Vinyl only for now and in one short-run only, no represses. Produced with the full consent and participation of the artists.
'Ye Mele' is a very firm Mr Bongo favourite, and always a contender for end/start of the night track. A true classic.
Opens with a distinctive vocal harmony/chant and claps before dropping into bossa piano, organ and drums, which calms for a moment before reaching the chorus... and then building more into a horn section, that plays until the end. Immense.
Taken from Vinhas' now relatively expensive and very excellent 'O Som Psicodelico' LP from 1968.
'Berimbau'. And again - another favourite. Awe inspiring arrangement, of the highest order.
Opens with what is very reminiscent of a Brazilian Western soundtrack, before soaring into vocals, strings and horns. And then THAT end section...!
Golden Boys were a male vocal group, of brothers. 'Berimbau' is taken from their self-titled 1969 LP.
- A1: Warfare-Bunny Lee All Stars
- A2: The Conquerer-Derrick Morgan
- A3: Bossa Moon-Ss Binns
- A4: The Return Of Jack Slade-Derrick Morgan
- A5: Annie Pama-Bunny Lee All Stars
- A6: Cutting Blade-King Horror
- A7: Revenge Of Eastwood
- B1: Melting Pot-Max Romeo
- B2: Clap Clap-The Hippy Boys Featuring Max Romeo
- B3: Walk With Des-The Des Allstars
- B4: Peace Maker-The Hippy Boys
- B5: Death Rides A Horse-The Hippy Boys
- B6: Dreams To Remember -The Hippy Boys
- B7: In The Spirit-Lloyd Chambers
2025 Repress
The Sound of Now...mentioned in 'The Return of Jack Slade' by Derrick Morgan was the sound of 1969/1970 and that sound was the sound of Jamaican Reggae.The look at the time was the Skinhead fashion borrowed heavily from the Jamaican Rude Boy style.
The Skinhead movement started around 1968 and by the following year of 1969 became the style and fashion of many British teenagers.The uniform of the Skinheads consisted of boots,braces and jeans and the upbeat Reggae sound seemed to match the style perfectly.
Never before has a music matched a look more perfectly than that of the Skinhead/Rude Boy and Jamaican Reggae sound.
So stand up and move your feet one more time to the Skinhead Reggae Sound!!!
Hope you enjoy the set....
- A1: Ska Boo Da Ba- The Skatalites
- A2: Confucious- Don Drummond & The Skatalites
- A3: Storm Warning- Lyn Taitt & The Boys
- A4: Alley Cat Ska- Tommy Mc Cook & His Ska-Talites
- A5: Trench Town People- Theophilus Beckford
- A6: Walking Down King Street- Theophilius Beckford
- A7: South China Sea-Johnny 'Dizzy'moore
- B1: Ringo- The Skatalites
- B2: Nuclear Weapon- Roland Alphonso & His Ska Talites
- B3: Magnificent Ska-Lyn Taitt &The Baba Brooks Band
- B4: Come On My People-Daniel Johnson
- B5: Hit You Let You Feel It-The Tenor Twins
- B6: The Re-Burialdon Drummond @ The Skatalites
- B7: Love Me Or Leave Me-Lloyd Clarke
'Ska never stopped you know! From its Jamaican music if the piano's not playing ska or the guitar....any music you have...Reggae...even the computer music..the piano's playing Ska Ska Ska...it leads the music so Ska is still the backbone of Jamaica music, Right'..Bunny Lee
The music of Jamaica has had a profound and lasting influence all around the world and Reggae is the name by which it has become universally known.
Although the term Ska is often used to describe all Jamaican music before Dub,Dee Jays and Dread in the mid 70's the real Jamaican Ska was made in Kingston between 1961/62 to 1966.
- 1: Fall In
- 2: Molly
- 3: Owe You Nothing
- 4: Sleep Through It
- 5: Seventeen
- 6: Maybe You're Crazy
- 7: Tea Leaves
- 8: Fsa
- 9: Super Stupid
- 10: Boys From Out Of Town
Deranged Records and Forward! Records will release Wildhoney's first LP, Sleep Through It. The group formed in late 2011, aiming to write pop songs with the energy and malcontent of hardcore punk, but without its entrenched masculinity. The five-piece has since become one of the loudest—and sweetest—bands in its hometown of Baltimore. Sleep Through It expands on two excellent 7-inches and one cassette EP, drawing influences from '60s girl groups, '80s post punk, indie pop, and shoegaze. New songs like first single "Fall In" showcase just how well Wildhoney combines wall-of-sound power with delicate passages and gorgeous vocal melodies. Older songs such as "Super Stupid" and "Seventeen" return on the LP, newly realized and sounding better than ever. Throughout the album, the group's blasts of distortion and use of dense textures are balanced with beautiful pop tunes and chiming guitar work. The swirl of noise surrounding singer Lauren Shusterich's voice is not unlike the best of the Cocteau Twins, or even Deerhunter, especially on the soaring title track. Sleep Through It was recorded at Beat Babies Studio in Woodstock, Md., with Chris Freeland (Lower Dens, Wye Oak). The album is Wildhoney's first with synthesizers and features liberal amp and pedal experimentation. The recording process was intense and fast, cramming lots of work into a small amount of time. That hectic schedule is impossible to hear on the LP, which unravels at its own dreamy pace.
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Power Music Records presents Mood ll Swing! This release was originally only available as limited red vinyl edition. On A side ther are the glorious originals from Mood II Swing "Move Me" and "Move Me - Alternative Mix". On The B side we have 2 great remixes of Mood II Swing's "Call Me" by DJ Duke.
The 2018 remastered version will be available on red and black vinyl (please upload both with the diffrent catalog numbers (see below).
- A1: Out Of Time
- A2: Don't Lie To Me
- A3: Somethings Just Stick In Your Mind
- A4: Each And Every Day Of The Year
- A5: Heart Of Stone
- A6: I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys
- A7: (Walkin' Thru The) Sleepy City
- A8: We're Wastin' Time
- A9: Try A Little Harder
- B1: I Don't Know Why
- B2: If You Let Me
- B3: Jiving Sister Fanny
- B4: Downtown Suzie
- B5: Family
- B6: Memo From Turner
- B7: I'm Going Down
Die erste offizielle Raritätensammlung der Rolling Stones, “Metamorphosis”, wurde ursprünglich im Juni 1975 veröffentlicht. Das Album vereint legendäre Outtakes und Raritäten sowie eine Fülle von Demos, die Mick Jagger und Keith Richards für andere Künstler komponierten und später von den Stones selbst neu aufgenommen wurden
- A1: In The Flesh?
- A2: The Thin Ice
- A3: Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1)
- A4: The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
- A5: Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)
- A6: The Ballad Of Jean Charles De Menezes
- B1: Mother
- B2: Goodbye Blue Sky
- B3: Empty Spaces
- B4: What Shall We Do Now?
- C1: Young Lust
- C2: One Of My Turns
- C3: Don't Leave Me Now
- C4: Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3)
- C5: Last Few Bricks
- C6: Goodbye Cruel World
- D1: Hey You
- D2: Is There Anybody Out There?
- D3: Nobody Home
- D4: Vera
- D5: Bring The Boys Back Home
- E1: Comfortably Numb
- E2: The Show Must Go On
- E3: In The Flesh
- F2: Stop
- F3: The Trial
- F4: Outside The Wall
- E4: Run Like Hell
- F1: Waiting For The Worms
- A1: Castle In The Sky
- A2: Pigeons And Boys
- A3: Miner
- A4: Flying Stone
- A5: Dora
- A6: Theta And Paso
- B1: Big Tree
- B2: Flapter
- B3: Dragon's Hole
- B4: Fortress Of Tidis
- B5: Theta And Paso
- B6: Lost Paradise
Based on the image of Laputa directed by Hayao Miyazaki and producer Isao Takahata to Joe Hisaishi, this album was made in front of a soundtrack board. The jacket is designed by cutting out the protagonist Puzzu and theta from the theater poster.
The Bela Session is a full release of Bauhaus' first studio session from January 26 1979, where the iconic "Bela Lugosi's Dead" was recorded. This is the first and only official reissue of "Bela Lugosi's Dead" on vinyl, and the first time 3 of the 5 tracks have been released. This EP has been produced directly by the band with Leaving Records, in advance of the band's 40th anniversary
UK post-punk pioneers Bauhaus' immensely influential 'Bela Lugosi's Dead' - originally released in 1979 - is considered the original gothic rock record.
The first official vinyl reissue of 'Bela Lugosi's Dead' and first release of complete recording session (including 3 previously unreleased tracks), mastered by Mandy Parnell.
The live version of 'Bela Lugosi's Dead' was in iconic 1983 film The Hunger. It has been covered by Nine Inch Nails, Massive Attack and Nouvelle Vague.
The original version of 'Bela Lugosi's Dead' has never been on streaming services.
180g vinyl. The art is a variation of original 1979 12-inch. Reproduction of original recording session tape on inner sleeve. Includes 50x50cm poster of cover, gold retail sticker.
- A1: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - Bellbottoms
- A2: Bob & Earl - Harlem Shuffle
- A3: Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers - Egyptian Reggae
- A4: Googie Rene - Smokey Joe's La La
- A5: The Beach Boys - Let's Go Away For Awhile
- A6: Carla Thomas - B A B Y
- A7: Kashmere Stage Band - Kashmere
- A8: The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Unsquare Dance
- B1: The Damned - Neat Neat Neat
- B2: The Commodores - Easy
- B3: T Rex - Debora
- B4: Beck - Debra
- B5: Incredible Bongo Band - Bongolia
- B6: The Detroit Emeralds - Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) (In My Arms)
- B7: Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated - Early In The Morning
- C1: David Mccallum - The Edge
- C2: Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - Nowhere To Run
- C3: Button Down Brass - Tequila
- C4: Sam & Dave - When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
- C5: Brenda Holloway - Every Little Bit Hurts
- C6: Blue - Intermission
- C7: Focus - Hocus Pocus
- C8: Golden Earring - Radar Love
- D1: Barry White - Never, Never Gonna Give Ya Up
- D4: Sky Ferreira - Easy
- D5: Simon & Garfunkel - Baby Driver
- D6: Kid Koala - "Was He Slow?
- D2: Young Mc - Know How
- D3: Queen - Brighton Rock
- A1: I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) (But I Won't Do That)
- A2: Life Is A Lemon & I Want My Money Back
- B1: Rock & Roll Dreams Come Through
- B2: It Just Won't Quit
- B3: Out Of The Frying Pan (& Into The Fire) (& Into The Fire)
- C1: Objects In The Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are
- C2: Wasted Youth
- C3: Everything Louder Than Everything Else
- D1: Good Girls Go To Heaven (Bad Girls Go Everywhere) (Bad Girls Go Everywhere)
- D2: Back Into Hell
- D3: Lost Boys & Golden Girls
25 Years after it was released, the 16x platinum selling Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell is to be repressed on vinyl for the first time since its initial release. Featuring the classic #1 single 'I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)'.
And following on from the hugely successful Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell, Welcome To the Neighbourhood is to be repressed on vinyl for the first time since its initial release in 1995. Featuring the hit single 'I'd Lie For You (and That's The Truth)'.
Courtesy Of Balance Recordings presents their 10th Release to date. A compilation of 9 pieces of timeless house music that will rock the underground parties and twisted after hours alike. Showcasing the talent of artist hailing from Chicago, Montreal, London and Geneva and France, this triple pack is bound to become yet another classic on the Balance Catalogue. Dont Snooze Baby!!!
- A1: Boards Of Canada - Olson
- A2: Erasmo Carlos - Vida Antiga
- A3: Gene Williams - Don't Let Your Love Fade Away
- A4: The Chosen Few - People Make The World Go Round
- A5: Esther Phillips - Home Is Where The Hatred Is
- A6: Delegation - Oh Honey
- B1: Velly Joonas - Käes On Aeg
- B2: Stereolab - The Flower Called Nowhere
- B3: Kiki Gyan - Disco Dancer
- B4: Admas - Anchi Bale Game
- C1: Francis Bebey - Sanza Nocturne
- C2: Thundercat - For Love I Come
- C3: River Tiber Ft. Daniel Caesar - West
- C4: Charlotte Day Wilson - Work
- C5: The Beach Boys - Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)
- C6: Donnie & Joe Emerson - Baby
- D1: Les Prospections - Lido
- D2: Grady Tate - And I Love Her
- D3: Badbadnotgood - To You (Exclusive Andy Shauf Cover Version)
- D4: Steve Kuhn - The Meaning Of Love
- D5: Lydia Lunch - You, Me And Jim Beam (Exclusive Spoken Word Piece)
Canadian quartet BADBADNOTGOOD take on creating the ultimate late night' selection of tracks from their record collections, set for release on 28th July 2017. The original trio of Matthew Tavares, Alex Sowinski and Chester Hansen formed while studying music at Toronto's Humber College (they've recently added Leland Whitty to the line-up). A shared appreciation of hip hop and instrumental covers of Gucci Mane and Earl Sweatshirt suggested a worldly outlook and reciprocated love from Tyler The Creator and Ghostface Killah, which whom they made 2015's Sour Soul.
This is an international effort: Velly Joonas' Estonian version of 'Feel Like Makin' Love', Kiki Gyan, Admas and Francis Bebey representing Africa (Ghana, Ethiopia and Cameroon respectively), Les Prospection from France, Scots' Boards Of Canada and fellow Canucks River Tiber and Charlotte Day Wilson.
Finally, there's the no-small-matter of the Late Night Tales cover version, in which BADBADNOTGOOD take on Andy Shauf's 'To You' is turned into a mournful delight. while the Queen Of Siam herself, Lydia Lunch, delivers a sexual sermon involving only you, her and Jim Beam.
We were really excited to have the chance to put together a Late Night Tales compilation, it's a great organisation. We decided to use it as a vehicle to show everyone all the amazing music we have gotten to experience by touring and meeting new people. Every track on this comp was either shown to us by an incredible person or made by one of our friends. We also included a little cover of a song by one of our favourite current musicians, Andy Shauf.
These artists, as well as many, many others, have infuenced us to create and kept our deep love of music alive. This mix will keep you company on a quiet night by yourself or with friends. You can check it out on the plane, the bus, a long walk, or any situation where you want a soundtrack for reflection and meditation.' - BADBADNOTGOOD May 2017
Unshrouded in mystery: what once started as an anonymous underground project with stamped white labels and a clever take on sampling, has since then unfolded to be one of the longest-running and most successful teams in current dance music. Nurtured by the sounds of the past and blessed with the techniques of today, the music of Tiger & Woods always kept evolving in and around the tropes of disco, house and boogie. Classic dance music, if you will.
Celebrating the 10th anniversary this year, Marco Passarani and Valerio Delphi managed to arrive at album number three. A.O.D. is a pun on A.O.R. (adult oriented rock) and a play on their own sound. Defying the restricting rules electronic music record shop crates, it's a departure and an arrival at the same time. Inspired by the faded buildings and images of discotheques on the Italian countryside, the romantic start and bittersweet endings of summer, beach life and the excitement of travelling through the landscape to get to aforementioned temples of dance and subsequently the morning after.
Except for the 100% sample-free 1:00 am, everything on A.O.D. is based on a quiver of cleared samples from the Roman institution that is Claudio Donato and his Full Time and Goodymusic emporium. In Tiger & Woods hometown Rome, the often very electronic and futuristic sound of Italo Disco had a different twist. Much more boogie-based and influenced by the song-writing styles of New York City's dance scene, it played in a league of its own. Tiger & Woods use these materials to take them apart, out of context and into contrasting areas. Molding something completely new, one gets fooled to recognize Sade songs that aren't, pop music instrumentals and a reprise of memories that never existed. A ride through ones brain in a convertible with an Italian FM radio station playing in the background. Or to use less stiff poetry: a chill out album you can dance to or a dance album you can chill out to. Adult Oriented Dance.
German electronic originator Gudrun Gut's latest solo collection distills a lifetime of persuasions and obsessions into a compelling 14-track statement: "Moment." Stark, somber, sultry, and clever, the sides slide between ballad and lament, synth-pop and spoken word, anthemic and abstract.
Gut's background as a key figure in Berlin's first-wave industrial uprising still casts an aura in the music's mechanized rhythms and frozen emotional palette but decades of improvisation and collaboration have deepened her sense of composition and melody beyond any easy genre categorization.
If anything "Moment" finds Gut's muse at its most enigmatic, threading shades of motorik hypnosis, technoid laboratory, coldwave pop, glitchy gauze, and even a gender-bent Bowie cover ('Boys Keep Swinging') into its eclectic web. It also showcases the depth and detail of her voice, reserved but suggestive, intoning blunt truths and opaque poetry in both German and English.
This is music of history and heartache, modernity and desire, alienation and expression, by a singular creative committed to the complexities of sound. - Britt Brown
Gudrun Gut's story spans many years, scenes, and sounds, from the 'ingenious dilettantes' subculture of early 1980's Berlin as part of Mania D, Einstürzende Neubauten, and Malaria! to her twilit industrial pop trio Matador into an expansive solo catalog of later work scoring films, videos, and radio plays. Her talents extend beyond musician, however, to include founding record labels (the influential imprints Moabit Musik and Monika Enterprise), club nights (progressive electronic pop collective Oceanclub), and experimental feminist collaborations (Monika Werkstatt).
Gut also works extensively in the technical sector of the recording industry, as a producer. Recent projects have included collaborations with Antye Greie (AGF) and Hans-Joachim Irmler of Faust, participating on the advisory committee for Musicboard Berlin, and performing at The Royal Albert Hall with Âme as part of an Innervisions label night.
Created in 2006, SETENTA, the Latin Soul Band from Paris, spreads a unique mix over the world scene.
After sparkling debuts with their first albums Funky Tumbao (Hot Casa Records 2010), Latin Piece Of Soul (Hot Casa Records 2013), Paris to Nueva York (Latin Big Note 2016), following successful live experiences and strong links developed with New York and Joe BATAAN, the Latin soul legend, the French seven-piece combo is back with his modern definition of Latin music.
Composed and arranged collectively, this new opus mixes up Latin, Funk, Pop and Jazz, with the same percussive and strong vocal section, sung in Spanish, English, Creole and Yoruba, (cf. their arrangement of the traditionnal Rezo a Obatala). They also salute the great Camilo Azuquita with a rework of "Guajiro Bacan" (Ramon "Saoco" Perez), which they bring as a pledge of allegiance to the Latin Soul genre.
SETENTA spreads love, peace and positive energy all over the world, breaking rules and claiming We Latin Like That.
Needwant welcome Berlin duo Kim Brown back into the fold with the stellar 'Pleasuredome Continuum''. Comprised of two dynamic breakbeat cuts to sink into and some incredible remixes from Earth Boys (Let's Play House) and Kemback (Omena/Futureboogie).
'Helical Scan' comes straight from the Berlin 5am scene with raw breakbeat production and huge hitting pads and rolling synths. Whilst the uniquely titled 'Ceramic Unicorns' is anything but fluffy and cuddly. The pulsating hi-hat, lofi percussion and cosmic chords take you to another level.
Kim Brown is Ji-Hun Kim & Julian Braun, local heroes on the Berlin club scene and rising producers with previous releases on Just Another Beat, Retreat, Rivulet, Rimini, Freerange, Fauxpas Musik, Film and Permanent Vacation.
Over the past ten years the Needwant mantra has been to push the very best in new talent, having provided the platform for the likes of Kiwi, The Mekanism, Maxxi Soundsystem, The Revenge and many more.













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