- A1: Red Hot (Vocal)
- A2: Red Hot (Instrumental)
- A3: Red Hot (Acapella)
- B1: Originate (Vocal)
- B2: Originate (Instrumental)
- B3: Done Deal (Exclusive 12" Track)
- B4: The Man (Bonus Beat)
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- A1: Tidal Wave
- B1: Tidal Wave (Instrumental)
- A2: Tidal Wave (Boot Remix)
- A3: Tidal Wave (Nasa Remix)
- A4: Tidal Wave (R.e.d.a. Remix)
- A5: Tidal Wave (Lex Boogie Remix)
- B2: Tidal Wave (Boot Remix Instrumental)
- B3: Tidal Wave (Nasa Remix Instrumental)
- B4: Tidal Wave (R.e.d.a. Remix Instrumental)
- B5: Tidal Wave (Lex Boogie Remix Instrumental)
- B6: Fool\'S Gold (Feat. J Lawson)
Claiming Montreal as his new home town, Brussels-born Senz Beats has been building an impressive body of work with underground veterans from both coasts of the US (Dave Dub, Megabusive, Lex Boogie From the Bronx..) and beyond. Cappo, Nottingham's very own veteran MC, needs no introduction having already made waves at home and abroad with his impeccable string of solo albums as well as his work with the Nottingham super group VVV.
Here, Senz Beats and Cappo join forces to present a stark reminder of where humanity is headed if we continue to place our values in capitalist ideals. The raw, driving energy of the beat offers the perfect backdrop for Cappo to deliver his warning to those caught up in the materialistic rat-race: the tidal wave is close approaching.
4 experts in their field offer up remixes of this epic track. Boot Records very own Jazz-T (Jehst, Lee Scott, J-Zone...), ex-Def Jux engineer and artist Uncommon Nasa (Vast Aire, Aesop Rock, Mr. Lif...), Lex Boogie From The Bronx (Marq Spekt, Rass Kass, Vordul Mega...), and R.E.D.A. (Insight, Main Flow, M. Sayyid...) each give this track their own distinctive flavour to devastating effect.
Lastly, on the bonus track Fool's Gold, J Lawson echos Cappo's Tidal Wave warnings concerning lusting after riches at the expense of everything else, also produced by Senz Beats. One of the few remaining songs from over 2 years of collaboration roughly 10 years ago, this song has stood the test of time and is ready and eager to be presented to the world.
[a] 1. Tidal Wave [clip]
[f] 6. Tidal Wave (Instrumental) [clip]
- A1: Deeflux & Miracle - Unquenchable
- A2: Louie G X Barry Manalog - Stylin Merd
- A3: Cappo X Luther Andross - Ellar
- A4: Deeflux & Miracle Feat Ash The Author & Gee Bag - Reel Me Back In
- B1: Ash The Author X Barry Manalog Feat Mysdiggi & Dj Chud - Same As It Never Was
- B2: Cappo X Luther Andross - Nye
- B3: Louie G X Barry Manalog - Milty
- B4: Ash The Author X Barry Manalog Feat Dj Chud - Modern Day Jazz Crumpet
- B5: Deeflux & Miracle Feat Chrome - Oovavoo
- 1: The Way Forward
- 2: Seen A Lot Change Feat. Cam Thomas
- 3: Mémoires De Perte
- 4: What You Reckon?
- 5: Switch Lanes
- 6: S.o.t.s
- 7: Each Hurdle Feat. Cappo
- 8: Keep On
- 9: Got It Myself
- 10: It's Raining Again
- 11: Turn The Page
- 12: Came Close Feat. India Shan
High Focus Records is delighted to announce the return of Verbz & Mr Slipz on ‘THE WAY FWD’, the anticipated full-length follow up to their 2019 LP ‘Radio Waves’.
An album fuelled by evolution, ‘THE WAY FWD’ pays respect to the signature sonics that are synonymous with the duo; the dust laden, sample driven boom bap energies are present throughout, with a greater focus on arrangement, form and musicality this time around.
Sourcing from the many adventures both Verbz & Slipz have been on in the five years separating the 2 x LPs; experiments across genres and BPMs informing the direction of travel before they completed the circle, ‘THE WAY FWD’ combines new spirit with a dizzying timelessness; Slipz’ sophisticated brushstrokes informing Verbz’ penmanship across 12-tracks of true introspection.
With features from Cappo, Cam Thomas and additional vocals from India Shan, ‘THE WAY FWD’ has all the makings of a classic release, especially if it ends up being Verbz & Mr Slipz’ last collaborative contribution to the genre…
- A1: Message Of The Bhagavat
- A2: Civilized Man
- A3: Here We Go
- A4: Appreciation
- A5: Empathy
- B1: Not The Flesh
- B2: Chance
- B3: Mantra
- B4: Surrender To Your T.v
- B5: Letter To A Friend
- B6: Metamorphosis
Shelter is a Hardcore punk band formed by Ray Cappo. After releasing previous works through independent labels, the band signed a deal with the legendary heavy metal and hard rock label Roadrunner Records. Originally released in
1995, the critically acclaimed album Mantra was the first
release by the band on the label.
By the time Shelter released the album Mantra, the punk rock scene was in evidence in America, especially in California, with bands like Bad Religion, Rancid, The Offspring and Green Day achieving mainstream popularity.
With Mantra the band moved away from the more punk pop style and created a melodic hardcore style. The song Here We Go' became an anthem. Lyrically the album focused mainly on Hare Krishna philosophy and the problems the Western Civilization creates. The first song, Message of the Bhagavad', is introduced by an excerpt of a Bhagavad Gita verses reading.
This classic album is now finally available again on vinyl!
- 1: Revealed In Reflection
- 2: I Know So Little (So Well)
- 3: Rejuvenate
- 4: Alone On My Birthday
- 5: Hated To Love
- 6: Refusal
- 7: Whole Wide World
- 1: Helpless
- 2: Beyond Planet Earth
- 3: Time’s Ticking Away
- 4: Man Or Beast
- 5: In Praise Of Others
- 6: Eleventh Day Of The Moon
Shelter is best known for its founder and frontman, Ray Cappo, who is considered as one of the most prominent representatives of the ‘krishnacore’ scene, which mixes the elements of hardcore
with a strong spiritual message. Formed in the early 90’s, Shelter was Cappo’s second band - previously he was the frontman of Youth of Today.
Originally released in 1997, their second album Beyond Planet Earth finds Shelter moving more in a “Pop-core” direction, with songs averaging 2-3 minutes. Some pretty catchy stuff can be found on this album.
Listen to tracks: “Alone on My Birthday”, “Refusal” and “Time is Ticking Away”.
If you appreciate hardcore’s energy, but feel that the music and lyrics are too one-dimensional for your taste, chances are you’ll find those missing elements in Shelter’s music.
Beyond Planet Earth is available as a limited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on purple coloured vinyl and contains an insert.
"Melbourne's unofficial Techno Poet Laureate" The Guardian. Like a rural Australian mix of Sleaford Mods and EDM. Diagnosed as an epileptic at 33 Our Carlson has since channeled his anger, confusion and anxiety into music. Through his methods may seem a tad unsound this is serious stuff, albeit served up with a backing track of party vibes, orchestrated by DJ Cash Daddy (CASH SAVAGE).
Each LP sleeve is delivered as a bespoke limited edition, hand-printed and customised by the man himself. Features Jehst, Taja, Jaz Kahina, Vandal Savage, Junior Disprol and Cappo. The return of the “Zack de la Rocha of Ashby de la Zouch”, back in tandem with Chicago producer Spectacular Diagnostics World status 2020-21; a write-off, one to be struck from the record, ‘NULL AND VOID’ if you will. This hasn’t stopped Kid Acne kicking on and bringing what he calls “the difficult fifth album” to the Lewis Recordings megaplex. Full of Yorkshire say-so, his inimitable strain of hip-hop delivers the mind-bending with everyman knowhow, fearlessly “taking out pop chart sucker rappers with a blow dart”. Spectacular Diagnostics (Westside Gunn, Vic Spencer, Conway the Machine, Nolan the Ninja) is back on the boards for Kid Acne’s latest magical mystery tour, strengthening regional alliances with UK heavyweights Cappo, Jehst and Vandal Savage as well as introducing one-to-watch Taja. Driven by the wise man’s testament that thou shalt never use the internet again, Acne shakes off screen burn and heads back to the great (socially distanced) outdoors with a fresh batch of wavy, chaos theorising boom-bap.
Kinlaw & Franco Franco follow up their cult debut album with this new, hi-grade blast of fvct-up cyberpunk rap & rawness entitled 'Mega Dopo Mega' (including 12" sized, 6 page comic book sleeve), via Avon Terror Corps. Mastered and cut by Lewis at Stardelta. Comes with 12" size, six page comic book sleeve.
[c] A3 The Chase [Digital Footprint]
Across The Globe is the new series of releases from Low Key Source which sees established producers team up with vocalists and MC’s from Australia, New Zealand and beyond.
Volume 1 showcases the beats of Detroit’s Apollo Brown known for his production through Mello Music Group which has seen him work with the likes of Oddisee, Guilty Simpson, Skyzoo, Ras Kass, OC, Sean Price, Boog Brown, Big Pooh and most recently Planet Asia on their new album “Anchoives”.
“Reminiscing” sees the UK’s Jehst team up with Children Of Zeus vocalist Tyler Daley and has them reflecting about back in the day and giving a special mention to the passing of UK Producer Mark B. It’s special boom-bap throwback sound with sweeping strings captures perfectly the message of what life was once like being free from responsibilities.
The English city of Nottingham is represented on the posse cut “Time’s Different” showcasing the lyrical skills of up and comers Juga-Naut and Vandal Savage alongside veteran Cappo. It’s hard hitting snare snaps into a crispy beat which instantly takes you into headnod mode.
Apollo Brown never fails to execute his signature robust Hip Hop production as heard on "World Revolves" where Dialectrix spits fire with a rhythmical flow that resembles the way a sparrow would slice across the air - in short bursts left and right, up and down with ease. Rounding out the EP is Brisbane’s Lazy Grey with “First Come First Served”. Another sharp serving of distinct Apollo Brown production paired with Grey's own verbal dexterity.
With the renowned illustrator and designer Dan Lish holding down the artwork for each volume in this series, “Across The Globe” is a limited edition release every good music lover needs in their collection.
- A1: Cold As Fire (Feat Neja)
- A2: Rein Que Je Changerais (Feat Francesca Gramegna)
- A3: Keep The Fire Higher (Feat Frankie Lovecchio)
- A4: No Doubts Left (Feat Walter Ricci)
- A5: Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Feat Marta Capponi)
- A6: Nevermore (Feat Alfredo Malabello)
- B1: I Feel Fine (Feat Erika Scherlin)
- B2: Soul Town (Feat Gazzara)
- B3: Just For One Day (Feat Alan Scaffardi)
- B4: Voce Me Apareceu (Feat Francesca Gramegna)
- B5: Anyway You Wan To (Feat Alex Sammarini)
- B6: L'aventure (Borsalino) (Borsalino)
- C1: Touch The Sky (Feat The Soultrend Orchestra)
- C2: Never Knew Love Like This Before (Feat Ronnie Jones)
- C3: Get On (Feat Anduze)
- C4: I Really Feel You So (Feat Sarah Jane Morris)
- C5: One Hundred Ways (Feat Kenn Bailey)
- C6: I Just Wanna Let You Know (Feat Simona Bencini)
- D1: Black Hole Sun (Feat Nadia Straccia)
- D2: You Are All That I Ever Wanted (Feat Kenn Bailey)
- D3: Justice Or Cospiracy (Feat Anduze)
- D4: Everytime I Look At You (Feat Letizia Liberati)
- D5: Wishing Well (Feat Frankie Pearl)
- D6: The Moonlight On Your Face (Feat Alan Scaffardi)
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