Probably the Three most dancefloor tracks from the forthcoming Bad Girlz album “Bad Girlz at Work”
I am Savage is a peak time floor filler with Nineties tech vibes with a vocal hook adapted from Breach the Peace. Little Miss information is an all smiles pumping electro hit and It’s a banger ? The clue is in the name … The vinyl sampler will be released on 13th March with the full album in Digital format to follow on the 19th.
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A limited edition collector’s piece to mark 10 years of Girlz B Like - the vinyl-only, female-led London-based party.
Side A unleashes ‘Love Echoes’, a genre bending underground heater from GBL founder Marcia DaVinylMC with additional keys from Uschi Classen. Afrobeat rhythms, lush keys, drum-pad grit, and a hypnotic bassline collide under a vibrant vocal hook - an irresistible, raw catalyst for freestyle dancers and left-field club devotees.
Side B delivers ‘Joy’ from Bristol’s DJ Emma - a bouncy, gospel-fired house stomper built to ignite any floor. Infectious energy, uplifting vocals, and classic vinyl flair collide in a radiant
celebration of rhythm and spirit, guaranteed to move feet, and supercharge the dance.
Limited Pressing Act Fast!
- A1: Backstreet Boys - Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)
- A2: Spice Girls - Wannabe
- A2: East 17 - It’s Alright (The Guvnor Mix)
- A4: S Club 7 - Bring It All Back
- A5: Sugababes - Push The Button
- A6: New Kids On The Block - Tonight
- A7: Atomic Kitten - Whole Again
- B1: Take That - Back For Good
- B2: Solid Harmonie - I’ll Be There For You
- B3: Westlife - Uptown Girl
- B4: Steps - Last Thing On My Mind
- B5: Tlc - No Scrubs
- B6: 98° - I Do (Cherish You)
- B7: Girls Aloud - Sound Of The Underground
- C1: Boyzone - No Matter What
- C2: All Saints - Never Ever
- C3: Five - Keep On Movin’
- C4: Liberty X - Just A Little
- C5: Eternal - Angel Of Mine
- C6: Another Level - Freak Me
- D1: Pussycat Dolls - Don’t Cha
- D2: Blue - Guilty
- D3: No Mercy - Where Do You Go
- D4: Hear’say - Pure & Simple
- D5: Swv - Right Here (Human Nature Radio Mix)
- D6: All-4-One - I Swear
Boy bands and girl groups were a huge factor in 90’s and 00’s pop culture. From the Backstreet Boys and Take That to the Spice Girls, Sugababes and many more great pop-bands, they sparked mass hysteria among their young fanbase. Being one of the first bands in the late 80’s, New Kids On The Block kicked off the hype, although in the 60’s bands like Jackson 5 and The Supremes had been around for quite some time.
The pop genre sparked a whole new breed of both boys and girl bands, with #1 hits all around, fueled by the sing-a-long lyrics, catchy videos on MTV, magazines and tours targeting a young audience around the world. Girlz ‘n Boyz Collected represents the legendary 90’s and 00’s girl- and boy bands including Backstreet Boys, Spice Girls, Sugababes, Take That, Atomic Kitten, New Kids On The Block and many more acts.
The 2LP Girlz ‘n Boyz Collected is available as a limited edition on blue
(LP1) and pink (LP2) coloured vinyl and includes an insert.
A peculiar addition to his discography, without denying his swing roots, the producer went exploring new landscapes, with a touch of electro-soul.
Originally released in 1997, this 4 track EP is generally regarded as one of TYREE's best on DANCE MANIA. Reissued here for the first time, featuring iconic tracks like "GIRLZ WITH BIG BOOTYZ," and "KAN I GIT HIGH." After years of crazy prices on the secondhand market, here's your chance.
- A1: Lessons
- A2: Casanova (Fly Guy) (Fly Guy)
- A3: A Star Is Born
- B1: Chains (Feat Masta Killa & Killah Priest)
- B2: Dumb
- B3: Only The Block
- C1: How Low
- C2: Mitch Blood Green (Interlude)
- C3: Midnight Thud
- C4: Black & White (Feat Timbo King)
- D1: Brawl
- D2: Die, Rugged Man, Die!!
- D3: Pick Up My Gun (Skit)
- D4: Da' Girlz, They Love Me
- D5: Make Luv (Outro)
When R.A. The Rugged Man dropped his first album, it seemed like he'd been around for years...and, well, he had. The Rugged Man's storied background includes early 90s collaborations with legends like Mobb Deep and The Notorious B.I.G., plus a few epic appearances on the seminal "Soundbombing" compilations. But until this 2004 masterpiece, he had never released a proper album. Thankfully, R.A. delivered "Die, Rugged Man, Die", a defiant opus that kick-started his journey from industry outcast to independent hip-hop icon. Featuring the classic single "Chains", "Die, Rugged Man, Die" proved R.A. could deliver on a full-length album, and remains an impressive body of work. Now, the previously out-of-print collection is available again on vinyl, complete with new updated artwork. Despite the efforts of doubters, R.A. The Rugged Man lives.
- A1: D*A*N*G*E*R*O*U*S
- A2: Fancy
- A3: Fantasy (Feat Maesu & Ckay)
- A4: Leave Me Alone
- A5: Jumping Ship (Feat Kojey Radical & Cruel Santino)
- A6: Feel A Way (Feat Moliy & Melissa)
- A7: Trust Fund Baby
- A8: Hellz Angel
- B1: Celine (Feat Kyu Steed & 6)
- B2: Dazed & Abused In Beverly
- B3: Sad, U Broke My Heart
- B4: 3Am
- B5: Sad Girlz Luv Money
- B6: Party Sad Face/Crazy Wurld Oujtro (Feat Kz Osunsi (The Engine)
140g LP, High UV Gloss Gatefold Jacket and 60cm double-sided fold-out poster.. it's a big release! TIP!
Raised across multiple cities, Amaarae’s music reflects a life split between New Jersey, Atlanta and Accra. As indebted to raw Southern rap as it is dancehall, her work also holds echoes of glossy mall rock and bubblegum pop. Embraced and endorsed by the Nigerian Alté scene as it was exploding into action several years ago, THE ANGEL YOU DON’T KNOW is an exuberant opening statement from Amaarae, anchoring her sound in her heritage and myriad influences, channelled through female empowerment. Whilst working on the record, Amaarae’s
reference points ranged from Paul Wall to Meat Puppets, reflected in the kaleidoscopic vision of the album, effortlessly jumping from the country trap of FANCY to an Afro-house comedown in 3AM. The vinyl release of TAYDK is packaged in a UV gloss gatefold sleeve with double- sided poster insert. It features an exclusive remix of FANCY, featuring London rap royalty Bree Runway.
Press:
"The future of Afro-pop” New Yorker “An instant classic” The Guardian
“One of the most compelling new acts on any continent” Pitchfork
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