"As members of one of New Orleans' most esteemed soul/funk groups of the 60's and 70's (The Delltones) Roland Treaudo & Manuel Herrera Jr. made a name for themselves recording iconic albums and sharing the stage with the likes of Lou Rawls, The Commodores, Dorothy Moore, Etta James, Bobby Womack and Jackie Wilson.
As a duo, Roland & Manwell went on to produce some of the best electronic funk tracks of the time and this record is our effort to shine a light on these underappreciated masters.
The tracks on this new 12" are some of their home recordings from 1980-1985 which showcase their massive talent as composers, instrumentalists and vocalists. Truly a must-have record for anyone interested in obscure 80's Synth Funk."
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No Concession on this one... the uncomon rare oldschool sound pushed at its extreme pleasure : that particular sound we heard a lot here in France with XMF (formerly now The Hacker), Bunker (NL) and to be more precise with Agro (UK) and Power Plant (Germany) but of course... Drop Bass Network (USA) ! Respect to the original Acid Hardcore caves ! BIG UP The Untitled !
- A1: Learning To Cope With Cowardice
- A2: Liberty City
- A3: Blessed Are Those Who Struggle
- A4: None Dare Call It Conspiracy
- B1: Don't Ever Lay Down Your Arms
- B2: The Paranoia Of Power
- B3: To Have The Vision
- B4: Jerusalem
- C1: Intro (The Lost Tapes)
- C2: May I
- C3: Conspiracy
- C4: Jerusalem (Prototype)
- C5: Paranoia
- C6: Liberty Dub
- D1: Vision
- D2: Cowardice
- D3: High Ideals & Crazy Dub
- D4: The Weight C
'learning To Cope With Cowardice', The Groundbreaking Debut
Solo Album By Visionary Post Punk Iconoclast Mark Stewart, Is To Be Given A Definitive Reissue Alongside 'the Lost Tapes', A Newly Discovered Cache Of Unreleased Material.
'learning To Cope With Cowardice' Is Released On Double Cd,
Double Vinyl With Digital Download Code And Separately As
Digital Download Albums. 'learning To Cope With Cowardice' Is A Vital Chapter In The Legacy Of Mark Stewart & The Maffia, A Project That Would Prove To Be A Revolutionary Benchmark For Many, From The Innovators Of The 'bristol Sound' (the Wild Bunch, Smith & Mighty, Tricky, Massive Attack) Through To The Likes Of Trent Reznor And Nine Inch Nails. Collected Together This Set Realizes An Expansive Restoration Of One Of Stewart's Most Audacious Statements. As It Was In The Early 1980s So It Is Now, 'learning To Cope With Cowardice' Is A Masterwork Of Mutant Design And A Rude Awakening Of Extraordinary Bite.
Mark Stewart Himself Perceives 'the Lost Tapes' As A Document
That Now Possesses A Storied Significance: it Was A Real
Adventure Discovering This Forbidden History, A Twisted Tale Of
Muswell Hillbillies, French Pirates And A Dutch Schizophrenic
Doctor Doing Psychic Archaeology.' Whilst Adrian Sherwood
Describes These Works As Characteristic Of A Distinct Primitivism: ('the Lost Tapes' Represent) The Early Childhood Of The Songs Before Mark And Me Conducted Frenzied, Scorched Earth, Slash And-burn, Twenty Hour Mental, Manic Editing Sessions At Crass' Studios That Led To Birthing The Finished Album.'
- A1: Yoko Hatanaka - More Sexy
- A2: Masumi Hara - Kimi No Yume
- A3: Yuki Nakayamate - Silhouette Call
- B1: Mari Kaneko - Get To Paradise
- A4: Atsuo Fujimoto - Theme Of High School Student
- B2: Tomoko Aran - Hannya
- B3: Masako Miyazaki - Fantasy
- C1: Junko Sakurada - Watashi No Koukoku
- C2: Kangaroo - Sunshine Bright On Me
- C3: Maiko Okamoto - Stranger's Night
- C4: The Fad - Singing Lady
- D1: The Eastern Gang - Magic Eyes
- D2: Rinda Yamamoto - Crazy Baby
- D3: Tomoko Aran - I'm In Love
2024 Repress
midnight in tokyo is a compilation series that aims to be the perfect companion to nights in tokyo, collecting tracks by japanese artists that sound best at night. while vol.2 focused more on '80s jazz fusion, the latest installment, vol.3, picks up where vol.1 left off, bringing together forgotten soul, disco, and new wave gems. the compilation opens with japanese rare groove classic 'more sexy,' a provocative song by 'the queen of sexy songs,' yoko hatanaka. 'kimi no yume,' from the album yume no yonbai by the wandering poet masumi hara, is one of the best balearic acid folk song to come out of japan. 'silhouette call' is an electric bossa nova track—in the vein of antena—taken from a rare album called octopussy by yuki nakayamate, a singer songwriter who also worked as a backing vocalist for motoharu sano. 'theme of high school student' is a dubby cut featured on the soundtrack to the japanese '80s film kougen ni ressha ga hashitta, written by atsuo fujimoto of colored music—one of the key artists in the recent wave of global interest in japanese music. 'get to paradise' is a stone cold funk jam by mari kaneko, who was known as the janis joplin of shimokitazawa in her heyday, and is now known as the mother of the drummer and the bassist of popular rock band rize. following that is one of japan's greatest new wave disco track, 'hannya,' taken from tomoko aran's popular third album fuyu-kukan—produced by masatoshi nishimura who was part of the friends of earth project with haruomi hosono. masako miyazaki—whose rendition of seawind's 'he loves you' is a fan favorite—puts her own spin on the earth, wind & fire classic, 'fantasy,' singing in her accent-heavy english which gives the song an undeniable character. 'watashi no koukoku' is a certified disco boogie classic by popular singer junko sakurada. the brazilian-esque jazz fusion, 'sunshine bright on me' is by a fusion group called kangaroo, who were often billed as 'the japanese shakatak.' 'stranger's night' is a synth-pop number by pop idol maiko okamoto, which bears a suspicious resemblance to rah band's 'the shadow of your love.' electro-pop disco 'singing lady'—off the sole album released by the one-off project the fad—sounds like something giorgio moroder could've cooked up. 'magic eyes' is a disco anthem recorded by songwriter tetsuji hayashi's disco project, the eastern gang. following that is japanese soul gem 'crazy baby,' found on a rare 7 inch entitled minato no soul by rinda yamamoto—also composed and arranged by tetsuji hayashi. and last but not least, closing out this collection of 14 japanese rare groove goodies is 'i'm in love', a bittersweet mellow dance number by tomoko aran.
- A1: The World's Going Fucking Crazy (Feat. Pablo Ygal)
- A2: Echoes Of Time (Feat. Natureboy Flako)
- A3: All In My Mind (Feat. I & Ced)
- A4: Sangoma (Feat. Chunky)
- A5: Abandoned In Space (Feat. Christoph El Truento)
- B1: Alafia (Feat. Mo Kolours)
- B2: Revolt (Feat. Creole Plus)
- B3: Freak Out (Feat. Jeen Bassa)
- B4: Who U Think U Are (Feat. Al Dobson Jr.)
- B5: Ghetto Child (Feat. Jesvs Lo5T)
- B6: Lofi Social (Feat. Dibia$E)
- B7: Hugs For Everybody (Feat. Akello G. Light)
- C1: Smokn Good (Feat. Pudge & Buttermilk Perkins)
- C2: Breathe Low (Feat. Mo Rayon)
- C3: Hand (Feat. Dorian Concept)
- C4: King's Riddim (Feat. Ras G & The Afrikan Space Program)
- C5: Moving 909S (Feat. Darkhouse Family)
- D1: Triguna (Feat. Dagger Dx)
- D2: Fogsmoke (Feat. Tehbis)
- D3: Potatoes (Feat. Josip Kiobucar)
- D4: Drugs (Feat. Samiyam)
- D5: Data Entry (Feat. Flying Lotus)
- D6: Zikzik (Feat. Shah'u)
Iraqi band Babylon Trio from Brussels plays an electrified ravey mix of contemporary Iraqi and Arabic music styles, such as choubi choubi, dabke, maqam and electronic hybrids that put the dancefloor on fire. Their debut album 'Habibi' features songs about their old life in Iraq and new life in Brussels, Belgium, with topics such as separation from loved ones, love, beauty, honour and pure Arabic party bangers. This year will mark the power of the contemporary Iraqi street sound of Babylon Trio throughout Belgium, Europe and beyond.
Back in 1995 while living on the West Coast, at the peak of the Rave Experience, Dj Spun and Dhyan Moller recorded a bunch of live tracks, without any sequencer, all direct to cassettes.
Spun aka Jason Drummond, reached out last spring after rediscovering all the cassettes and asked us if we'd be interested in releasing some of the tunes.
Jason shipped us the cassettes and after a good transferring session, we decided we had to release all the tracks under a 3LP set. This stuff is fire. We still love DJ SPUN - and Dhyan Moller!
- A1: The High Life - Marion Ryan
- A2: Vamos - A - Baila - Chico Arnez
- A3: Jonny One Note - Ted Heath
- A4: Wimoweh - Eve Boswell
- A5: House Of Bamboo - Neville Taylor
- A6: Baia - Tony Scott
- A7: Jump In The Line - Frank Holder
- A8: Mambo For Latin Lovers - Ido Martin
- B1: Fanagalo - Frank Chacksfield Ft Frank Holder
- B2: Taboo - Charles Blackwell
- B3: Voom-Va- Voom - Eve Boswell
- B4: Crazy Latin - Don Carlos
- B5: Vaba -Ba - Boom - Edmundo Ros
- B6: Boliviana - Victor Silvester
- B7: Don's Mambo - Don Carlos
- B8: The High Life - Basil And Ivor Kirchin Ft Toni Sharpe
Volume five of the killer Britxotica! series, looking this time at 16 super rare and briliantly bonkers latin and percussive pop cues from the wild British Isles!
HISTORY:
Britxotica! (pronounced 'Britzotica') neatly describes an odd and yet undocumented pre-Beatles British musical scene where famed UK composers as well as unknown singers and bandleaders threw convention on holiday and went wild wild wild! Put together by Jonny Trunk with DJ / tastemaker and Smashing nighclub legend Martin Green, these groundbreaking new compilations shine new light on lost and forgotten corners of British culture and sound.
For this, Part Five of our planned Britxotica! series we head to lively latin tinged dancefloors where Brits could cha cha cha to the KIrchin band, 'Jump In The Line' with Frank Holder and Mambo with Ido or Don. This killer collection of British dance obscurities brings us lively sounds from the rarest UK record bins, including this time an amazing cover version of the legendary loungecore hit 'House Of Bamboo' plus the stunning 'Jonny One Note' by Ted Heath, the track that originally introduced John Craven's Newsround. To sum up, this is another exciting, wild and occasionally bonkers compilation by Jonny Trunk and Martin Green, two of the UKs most wild record collectors. Also, there are men in underpants on the sleeve, What's not to like
- A1: Oh My Lord
- A2: Les Vraies Valeurs
- A3: Longtime - Feat. Asante Amen, Ras Tewelde, Lion Sittã©
- A4: La Guerre
- A5: Bling Bling
- A6: Di Lies Of Di Government Feat. B-Man Zerowan
- B1: O Pays
- B2: Make Dem Crazy Feat. Apache
- B3: Mon Pied
- B4: Show Your Love Feat. Nanou
- B5: Fait Maison Feat. Ras Kuko
- B6: Babylon Oppression
Artist From Guadeloupe, French Caribbean Island, That Has A More Than 20 Year Career, Despite Presenting His First Studio Album Now. He Has Lots Of Mixtapes And Shows Made In France And Spain, And Combinations With Artists And Producers Such As: Chulito Camacho (kinky Music), Sir Samuel (saïan Supa Crew) Or Morodo Among Many Others.
This Album Is A New Level, A High Quality Work Made At Oktopus Studios Madrid With Featurings Of Asante Amen, Ras Kuko, Yeyo Pérez, Ras Tewelde, Lion Sitté, B-man Zerowan, Apach And Nanou. Many Producers, Artists And Musicians Took Part Of The Project, For Example: Emeterians, Skamélia Band, Forward Ever Band, Infini-t Music, Positive Vibz Productions, Ed Bassie (okoumé Lions) Or Kinky Music Just To Name A Few.
12 Songs Plus A Bonus Track On The Digital Version Of The Album, Where Ti Polosound Proves His Versatility And Originality With Rythms Such As Roots, Ska, Newroots, Digital, Dancehall Or Even Afrotrap. Always With Positive Lyrics The Artist Transmits Conscious Messages With Tunes As "longtime" Feat. Asante Amen (jam), Lion Sitté (esp) & Ras Tewelde (ita), "la Guerre" Or "oh My Lord". This Last One Introduces The Album With An Incredible Video Made By Bumpy Films In, Aquitaine, France.
The Album Recorded And Mixed By Mista T (infini-t Music / Chalice Sound) And Mastered By El Chiky (positive Vibz Sound), Has Also Tunes For Dancing And Enjoying, Such As "mon Pied" Or He Big Hit "señorita" Feat. Yeyo Pérez... A Magnificent Album That You Can't Miss!
Meet Me On The Corner is taken from the band's sophomore album, Orange Whip, which itself was BBC 6Music's Album of The Day on its release. It follows previous singles Whatever You Do and Sinner, which garnered support from Craig Charles, Tom Ravenscroft and Huey Morgan. The song showcases Honeyfeet at their funkiest and chunkiest. A pounding beat beefed up by bass, guitar and brass propels forward while Rioghnach Connolly sings lyrics that could be straight out of the playground, but suggest something deeper, possibly mystical even, in its demands for a dalliance on the street.
Remixes on this more foot friendly single come courtesy of homegrown legends of funky house music, Crazy P who come through with both a vocal and dub version. Honeyfeet's latest opus is turned into a straight up soulful disco monster by the boys from Nottingham, with Rioghnach's rasping vocals playfully meandering over Hot Toddy and Ron Basejam's crisp beats and trademark live bass. Elsewhere, much hyped Russian production don, I Gemin, delivers his take - still aimed at the dance floor of course, but a slightly deeper house affair based around jazzy keys and chopped up vocals that take the song into more sonorous territories.
As a bonus, the 12" package also features the acclaimed remix of previous single, Sinner, courtesy of erstwhile Polish Innocent Sorceror, Envee - his shuffling, moody take only previously being available on vinyl via a super limited (and now impossible to find) 7-inch release late last year. For the last couple of years Honeyfeet (whose name comes from a line in the Blues Brothers film) have been a conduit for the ideas and expressions of an exotic mixture of Manchester based musicians. This genre-defying band incorporate styles including jazz, folk and hip hop into their music.
The band are fronted by Rioghnach Connolly - also known for her work with Real World artists Afro Celt Sound System and The Breath - "A remarkable singer and flutist who...can ease from Irish traditional influences to soul" (The Guardian). The line-up is completed by Rik Warren (vocals/harmonica), Gus Fairbairn (tenor sax), Biff Roxby (trombone/vocals), Ellis Davies (guitar), Lorien Edwards (bass guitar), John Ellis (keyboards) and David Schlechtriemen (drums).
Since their self-released debut album, 2013's It's a Good Job I Love You, keyboardist John Ellis jumped on board as full-time member, bringing his unique musical presence. This enabled the development of a more texturally adventurous style, as witnessed with the dual atonal solo between himself and guitarist Ellis Davies on Sinner. Similarly, for their current LP, Orange Whip, engineer, bassist and spiritual guide Lorien Edwards makes his Honeyfeet recording debut, so completing the 'kitchen' of this very special band.
- The album, Orange Whip, is out now.
limited repress on white vinyl This sacred piece of vinyl will blow all your worries away! No introduction needed for the true new-wave/italo lovers, because what we have here are two of the most sought after holy grails: New Life and Grace. On top you'll receive four extra unreleased Three Of You tracks retrieved from the Italian 80's. Diamonds for tears on the beloved Bordello A Parigi label. Limited repress on white vinyl
- Disc 1: The Beginning A1 | The Beginning
- A2: Floating
- B1: Klonopin
- B2: Klonopinless
- Disc 2: U Know How I Feel A1 | U Know How I Feel
- A2: Festival
- B1: Your Place Or Mine
- B2: For Love
- Disc 3: Imagine A Nation A1 | Imagine A Nation
- A2: Imagine A Nation Instrumental
- B1: Imagine A Beat
- B2: For The Crazy I
- B3: For The Crazy Ii
- Disc 4: Welcome To The Future A1 | Welcome To The Future I
- A2: Welcome To The Future Ii
- B1: Blast Me
- B2: Jovial
Following the completely sold out 'Imagine - A - Nation' and 'Le Fusion' reissues, Anotherday brings you a very special release from the vault of the enigma that is Spencer Kincy, AKA Gemini - we are very proud, and extremely excited to present Gemini's first 4 releases, lovingly re-mastered and packaged together in a very limited box set!
Originally released on Relief Records; the Chicago techno label headed up by Cajmere, these releases were Gemini's introduction into the worlds of house and techno, and contain some of his most vital works.
As one of Chicago's most mysterious and revered characters, the story of Gemini, aka Spencer Kincy has become something of a myth in recent years - blazing a trail throughout the 90's, prolifically releasing over 200 tracks from 1994 to 1999, Spencer's music had shades innovation and soul few of his peers could match. Then, suddenly, at the peak of his career, he disappeared.
As before, this album has been licensed directly from the man himself, and the money made from its exploitation will go directly to him.
This box set is limited to 500 UNITS ONLY - the last Gemini reissues sold out 4 x that amount in weeks, so put in your pre orders before they're gone forever.
Leroy Tucker- known simply as L.T. on the scene-and his band the Soulful Dynamics super rare funk 45. The band was a rotating combination of McClyde Sheely, Melissa Riley, Melvin Ausbie, Eric Williams, Collier Carruthers, Lee Berry, Virgil French, Walter Atchinson, and Charles Wakefield. Despite infectious horns and L.T.'s impassioned delivery, neither "Crazy About You Baby" nor "Everybody Needs Somebody" made a dent locally or otherwise. Like all of the Solo platters, the Soulful Dynamics record was manufactured at Monarch in Los Angelas. Dick Smart fondly recalls picking up the record at the Wichita Greyhound station with an excited L.T. in tow.
- A1: Dj Caress - Stories (Feat. Shimon Adaf & Herzel Shviro)
- A2: Rabo & Snob - Ilussions
- B1: Jerome C - Dont Say Im Crazy (Feat. Einat)
- B2: Roy Harmon - Geshem+Geula
- B3: Ahmed Silan - Hemalot
- C1: Assaf Amdursky - Yona
- C2: Ryskinder - No Love At The Basketball Team (The Models Remix)
- C3: Mo Rayon - One Night (At Erawan Resort)
- D1: Zohar Wagner - Shtucha
- D2: Alek Lee - Amore
- D3: Ori & Yehezkel - Honesty
'Rothschild 12' operated between 2009 and 2017 in the heart of Tel-Aviv, near the bustling intersection of Herzl street and Rothschild boulevard. Located on the ground floor of an elegant eclectic-style building which was built by Mr. Abraham Fogel exactly 100 years before it opened, 'Rothschild 12 began as an art gallery and quickly became a popular relaxed café and bar. While its front terrace faced the hustle and bustle of the city's main boulevard, in its back room 'Rothschild 12' hosted nightly live shows by a variety of established as well as up and coming independent musicians. What started off as improvised jam sessions soon developed into a full program ranging from jazz and rock to world music, hip hop and electronica. Now that 'Rothschild 12 is relocating to a new venue on Herzl street, it is time for a summary - a snapshot of the musical diversity which filled its walls - in the form of the compilation you are now holding. This musical summary of 'Rothschild 12' brings together a modern remix to a pioneering Israeli-Yemenite disco number from the seventies, a bundle of colourful and psychedelic beats,
- A1: Viva Zapata
- A2: Casa Babylon
- A3: The Monkey
- A4: Senor Matanza
- A5: Santa Maradona (Larchuma Football Club)
- A6: Super Chango
- A7: Bala Perdida
- A8: Machine Gun
- A9: El Alakran (La Mar Esta Podrida)
- B1: Mama Perfecta
- B2: Love And Hate
- B3: Drives Me Crazy
- B4: Hamburger Fields
- B5: La Vida (La Vida Me Da Palo)
- B6: Sueno De Solentiname
- B7: This Is My World
- A1: Knight Action Featuring Sedenia - Single Girl (Vocal)
- B1: Knight Action Featuring Sedenia - R-Trax/D-Rail
- C1: Duane Thamm Jr - Jump Trax (125 Bpm's To 107 Bpm's)
- D1: Duane Thamm Jr - Jump Trax (111 Bpm's To 125 Bpm's)
- E1: Knight Action - R-Trax (Special Mix)
- F1: Knight Action - D-Rail (Special Mix)
- G1: Knight Action Featuring Sedenia - Single Girl (Instrumental)
- G2: Mike Tomaselli - Crazy Or Not (Instrumental)
- H1: Mike Tomaselli - Crazy Or Not (Virgin)
- H2: Belinda Hoover - I Like That In You (Dub Version)
- H3: Joey O And Out Of Control - Nobody (Club Mix)
Jerome Derradji + Still Music are proud to present Let's Dance Records - Mike Macharello & Duane Thamm Jr. Chicago 1983-85. The origin of house music, at least in a commercial sense, is generally associated with young African American producers from Chicago's South Side, but one of the first Chicago house music labels was started by a young, white, gay DJ from the far west suburbs.
The Let's Dance story will take you back to the beginnings of Mike Macherello and Duane Thamm Jr. when Chicago's house music was in its infancy.
Back then, after starting as young roller disco Dj in the late seventies, Mike Macherello gradually made its way to the best radio station in 1981 - WBMX - and started a movement that still ripples through the city today. Let's Dance's founder, Mike Macharello, was a DJ who bridged diverse music scenes, from rock clubs to discos. The Let's Dance record label helped establish Chicago's dance music industry between 1983 and 1985, before becoming Play House Records (which will be reissued by Still Music in an upcoming set). Macharello's pal, DJ Duane Thamm Jr., also from the 'burbs, became the label's main producer and one of house music's most important studio engineers and producers. Mike and Duane went on to release a few legendary singles for Let's Dance that are still to this day considered to be the earliest House music records coming from Chicago.The 12' pack includes faithful reissues of Selenia's 'Single Girl', Duane Thamm Jr. 'Jump Trax', the insane Knight Action 'R-Trax/D-Rail' 12's along with a 5 tracks 12' compilation and an accompanying poster insert including rare pictures and artifacts with the story of the label.
Oslo's Rune Lindbaek follows up the best-selling first volume of Norsk Tripping with his latest stash of secret weapons
A six track treat this time, and a veritable Norse Bankett of the good stuff- uptempo Disco, sits alongside wild Cosmic concoctions, obscure 80's jams and delicate Balearia
Limited run - buy now or cry later .




















