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HUMAN LEATHER - HERE COMES THE MIND, THERE GOES THE BODY
  • Intro
  • Dark Depths And Surface Tension
  • Existence Is Not A Solo Sport
  • It's A Shit Business, Glad I'm Out Of It
  • Ain't No Such Thing As Civilised, It's Man So In Love With Greed
  • Lore Of The Land
  • Qvc Hands
  • Momentary Masters Of A Fraction Of A Dot
  • The Enclosed The Common Land And Built A Fucking Lawn
  • A Birthright Sham, A Downright Shame
  • Spare Me The Pleasant Trees
  • Outro

Human Leather have always been a ferocious live act, unbelievably loud for a 2 piece. Their gigs are often an overwhelming wall of sludge, howls and amphetamine-addled drums, with spectators flying joyously around the pit. Previous recordings did full justice to the impact of the live show; however, the second helping is something else. On Here Comes the Mind, There Goes the Body the sludge is still present, rising, and lapping at your ankles, but there's a new clarity showing off exactly how f*cking good those riffs are. There are ear worm riffs for days, shout along vocals that roar, shriek and reform into a Greek chorus, drums that thump you repeatedly in the chest and then the whole thing vanishes in just under 30 minutes, leaving you bruised, deafened and with Some Questions about your life. Squint your ears a bit and you'll hear the influences of bands like Karp, Torche and Big Business but they're thrown into a much crustier stew. The lyrics span a variety of political issues, not limited to the landed gentry, global warming and consumerist harbingers of doom. Importantly the songs are also not afraid to discuss class issues (unlike many political bands who you suspect have a much sturdier security net). While this could easily feel preachy, every line is delivered with the knowing wink of the underdog and good humour (I am going to smile every time I think of "clod damn" or "QVC Hands" staring up at me from the lyric sheet), and the vibes are as they've always been in difficult times - "we know we're fucked, tonight we mosh, tomorrow we march". And what is the point of a revolution you can't dance to? Speaking of dancing, the final track features an honest-to-god dance beat, acid squelches and disembodied vocal samples, pointing to an alternative universe in which Human Leather are a heavy electroclash band. Here comes the record of the year, bring what is left of your eardrums. You didn't need that body anyway

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THIRD MIND - Right Now!

THIRD MIND

Right Now!

12inchLPYEP3111
Yep Roc
19.09.2025
  • 1: Shake Sugaree
  • 2: Pretty Polly
  • 3: Before We Said Goodbye
  • 4: Reno, Nevada
  • 5: Reap What You Sow
  • 6: Darkness, Darkness
  • 7: The Creator Has A Master Plan

The psychedelic supergroup, The Third Mind, returns with their third studio album, Right Now! Band members include Jesse Sykes, GRAMMY award-winning guitarist Dave Alvin, Victor Krummenacher, David Immerglück, Michael Jerome, and Willie Aron. Right Now! includes the band's mind-bending take on legendary Elizabeth "Libba" Cotten's "Shake Sugaree" and a new original by Jesse Sykes and Dave Alvin, "Before We Said Goodbye". Digital album includes bonus track "Reap What You Sow"!

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Various - The Cult Remixed

Various

The Cult Remixed

12inchRCVA001
RHYTHM CULT
19.09.2025

Sascha Dive, Deadbeat, Samuel L Session, Funk D Void, Aquarius Heaven, Eric Volta, Reboot, Headbirds! Well selected label compilation! Mixtoure between house and techno.

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JOHN CALVIN ABNEY - TRANSPARENT TOWNS
  • Last Chance
  • Wait For Us To Be Home
  • Prayers And Pollen
  • Transparent Towns
  • Who You Thought I Was
  • Jump The Gun
  • Regret Without Reason
  • Door Of No Return
  • Sierra Dawn
  • Cardinal Direction

John Calvin Abney rises again from the Oklahoman prairies with his latest album Transparent Towns. The ten songs focus on how we remember, and ultimately accept, though he is not always certain the memories we carry adequately mark the moments that make us. "This record is wrapped around the passage of time, whether or not we can trust the memories that we swear on, how we forgive ourselves and others as seasons turn, and how we define what is important as we roll the boulder back up the hill," Abney says of Transparent Towns. "We build these routines and live our stories, we rely on our histories and our memories - spoken and recorded. Now, we're relying on copies of copies, memories of memories, all packed like sardines into our phones, and we're losing the ability to tell our own stories. I have to constantly remind myself, as well as redefine what matters at the end of a day." Transparent Towns is the seventh studio album for Abney, and his first since 2022's Tourist, which he crafted after spending the pandemic as an itinerant writer. In contrast Abney penned most of the album's 10 tracks during a period of introspection and convalescence while recovering from vocal cord surgery in 2023. The time to himself - "I didn't sing for nearly a year, and after surgery, I couldn't talk for a month, and couldn't sing for over three months," he says, left him contemplating how to trace his experiences in the silence. The album's title track is Abney's take on the inaccessible past, witnessing loss and grief through the years, damning the "days we let go left unsaid", and accepting the uncontrollable circumstances we are sometimes placed in. "The troubles and the joys exist vibrantly in your memory, but you're wondering if you remember correctly," Abney remarks. "I've sometimes had this sort of confusion between memory and dreams - you crafted this ideal in your head of how things were or might be, in order to soften the blow of a harsher reality." The places we inhabit dictate how our memories form, and for Abney, there is one place to which he is constantly drawn: Oklahoma. Although he was born in the biggest little city in America, Reno, Nevada, he grew up learning guitar and piano in Tulsa, playing bars and DIY spaces from Norman to Stillwater. His affinity for the land that raised him is evident in the production of Transparent Towns. Abney self-produced the record, tracking most of it at Cardinal Song outside of Oklahoma City, with Michael Trepagnier handling mixing and engineering. The band was comprised mostly of Sooner State musicians too, along with Lydia Loveless and John Moreland contributing harmony vocals. His signature vulnerable voice and lyrical handiwork comes through in each of the songs, along with his penchant for alternative pop melodies set against colorful chords and subtle soundscapes. Having toured for years backing up artists like Moreland, Wild Child, Ben Kweller, and S.G. Goodman, Abney embraces a lead role again, as he presses forward with the loving lament and defiant joy throughout Transparent Towns, calling us to leave behind the pressures we place on our ourselves and recognize that just because there is an ending, it doesn't mean it's the end.

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SHAWN LEE & KELLY FINNIGAN - SAY IT AGAIN / HARPSICHORD ROCK
  • Say It Again
  • Harpsichord Rock
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The highly anticipated collaboration from Shawn Lee and Kelly Finnigan ishere. The A-side on this 45, Say It Again, features Kelly on vocals and piano. It's asmooth, soulful tune, pulling references from Bobby Caldwell and FM radio. Shawn says of the track "there has always been a mutual admiration societybetween myself & Kelly. Over the years I've had the pleasure of playing onboth the Monophonics & Kelly's solo records in the studio and live onstage. This is the first I've had Kelly on something that I've put together. Good thingscome to those who wait_and here it is!"The instrumental B, Harpsichord Rock, comes straight out of some sort oflost 1970's Italian movie. Entirely written and recorded by Lee, it's a hypnoticjam with a groove. The mood: funk.

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Mike Oldfield - Voyager

Mike Oldfield

Voyager

12inchMOVLP3903
Music On Vinyl
19.09.2025
  • 1: The Song Of The Sun
  • 2: Celtic Rain
  • 3: The Hero
  • 4: Women Of Ireland
  • 5: The Voyager
  • 6: She Moves Through The Fair
  • 7: Dark Island
  • 8: Wild Goose Flaps Its Wings
  • 9: Flowers Of The Forest
  • 10: Mont St. Michel

Voyager is Mike Oldfield 17th album and was released in 1996. It is a Celtic-themed album with new pieces intertwined with covers of 20th century compositions and older traditional pieces. The music on this album is the most overtly Celtic music Mike Oldfield has produced. The album was originally recorded using only acoustic hand-played instruments. Later on Oldfield added synthesizers and more instruments to the album. His rendition of "Women of Ireland" was released as a single in 1997. "She Moves Through the Fair" is an traditional Irish song, the melody of which had been used by Simple Minds for "Belfast Child" in 1989 and "Celtic Rain" was sampled in 2008 by Snoop Dogg for his song "Why Did You Leave Me"

Yoyager is available as a limited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on purple coloured vinyl.

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The Bamboos - Best 25th Anniversary (2x12")
  • 1: Eel Oil
  • 2: Tighten Up (Kay-Dee Version)
  • 3: Step It Up Feat. Alice Russell
  • 4: Get In The Scene Feat. Ohmega Watts
  • 5: I Don't Wanna Stop
  • 6: King Of The Rodeo Feat. Megan Washington
  • 7: Can't Help Myself Feat. Ty
  • 8: On The Sly
  • 9: You Ain't No Good
  • 10: Keep Me In Mind
  • 11: I Got Burned Feat. Tim Rogers
  • 12: The Wilhelm Scream Feat. Megan Washington
  • 13: Rats
  • 14: Lit Up
  • 15: Golden Ticket
  • 16: Hard Up
  • 17: Nothing I Wanna Know About
  • 18: Ex-Files
  • 19: Lucky Feat. Bobby Flynn
  • 20: The Truth (Live At Hamer Hall)

"Impressed are thrilled to be presenting The Bamboos Best, a compilation in celebration of twenty five year anniversary of the formation of The Bamboos.

The definitive collection of one of Australia’s most celebrated, influential and enduring Soul & Funk acts - tracing the history of the band that laid the foundation for the now internationally recognised Australian Soul scene.

Twenty songs taken from across their extensive catalogue, including many that have been unavailable on vinyl since their original release, and one track appearing in the format for the very first time.

From their raw Deep Funk origins through their own genre defying musical path, The Bamboos have reinvigorated a classic sound whilst seamlessly incorporating contemporary influences to create something altogether brand new.

Managing to appeal to both Soul/Funk purists as well as casual music fans along the way, the band have always focused on what’s important: songwriting, groove and powerful vocals.

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RABBATH ELECTRIC ORCHESTRA - AMALL

François and Sylvain Rabbath have turned six years of touring into a joint album that patiently and intensely distills a variety of musical flavors gathered from around the world.

Since the early 1960s, François Rabbath's double bass has resonated through enough landmark recordings to fill several shelves in a record collection. As an arranger, composer, and musician, his imprint on music goes far beyond his collaborations with Barbara, Paco Ibáñez, Charles Aznavour, or Édith Piaf. Aspiring double bassists owe him a groundbreaking method for learning the instrument. Born into a lush musical universe that quickly became his own, his son Sylvain first accompanied him on his travels before settling at the piano and sharing stages around the world at his side.

Those years of accumulating visas in their passports were put to good use by father and son. The continents, countries, and cities they passed through became a rich source of inspiration for composing Amall, the album by the Rabbath Electric Orchestra.

Long hours spent in the air or on the road, watching passing landscapes that never stayed the same, were transformed into compositions imbued with the atmospheres of the places they crossed or visited. Inspiration sometimes struck with force, like a green oasis appearing in a desert of stone—unexpectedly, as glowing red rocks suddenly dominated an otherwise open landscape with an endless horizon, while the mind wandered into a state between meditation and introspection.
Born from these travels, the pieces took on their final colors once brought into the studio, refined, and finally arranged to welcome the guitars of Keziah Jones and Matthieu Chedid, the piano of Laurent de Wilde, the bass of Victor Wooten, the saxophone of Raphaël Imbert, and the percussion of Minino Garay. Enhanced by the scale of the jazz-soul orchestrations, by the richness of arrangements bursting from strings, brass, rhythms, or keyboards, the epic breath of vast plains became ingrained. The urban tension of funk, echoing their movements, found its place—alongside more electric expressions or the ambience of a darkened room.
Melancholic and melodious, expressive and edgy, the bowed double bass—played in the high register where few dare to go—emerged as the musical guide. One that draws a path between Seville and Minneapolis, connects François Rabbath's native Syria to France, and bridges South America to Europe. It sets the tone to follow—the emotion that will carry the piece, and if not filled with light, will carry it there nonetheless.
Musical visions packed in luggage, transported in cargo holds, or imprinted in their minds just long enough to cover the distances to the next stop—father and son deepened their bond, beyond family and art. And their hands have never held each other more tightly.

François et Sylvain Rabbath ont fait fructifier six ans de tournées pour un album commun distillant patiemment et intensément la variété de parfums musicaux récoltés autour du monde.
Depuis le début des 60’s, la contrebasse de François Rabbath résonne dans assez de références pour combler plusieurs étagères d’une collection de disques. Arrangeur, compositeur, musicien, l'empreinte laissée dans la musique va bien au-delà de ses collaborations avec Barbara, Paco Ibanez, Charles Aznavour, ou Edith Piaf. C’est à lui que les
apprentis contrebassistes doivent une méthode novatrice pour apprendre l’instrument.

Né dans un univers musical luxuriant qui est vite devenu aussi le sien, c’est d’abord dans ses voyages que son fils Sylvain l’a accompagné, avant de s’installer au piano, et parcourir les scènes du monde à ses côtés. Ces années où les visas se sont entassés sur leurs passeports, père et fils les ont mises à profit. Continents, pays, et villes qui se sont succédés sont devenues un gisement pour composer Amall, l’album du Rabbath Electric Orchestra.

Les longs moments passés dans les airs ou sur la route à contempler un paysage qui défile sans pour autant rester le même, se sont convertis en compositions habitées par les ambiances de ces endroits traversés ou visités. Là où l’inspiration s’est imposée parfois brutalement, sous
la forme d’un oasis de verdure surgissant au milieu d’un désert de pierres. Au hasard d’imposantes roches rougeoyantes s’invitant dans un paysage jusqu’alors dégagé sur un horizon sans fin, quand l’esprit se laisse aller à un mélange de méditation et d'introspection.

Nés de ces pérégrinations, les titres ont pris leurs couleurs définitives une fois ramenés en studio, peaufinés puis, enfin, pensés pour y inviter les guitares de Keziah Jones et de Matthieu Chedid, le piano de Laurent de Wilde, la basse de Victor Wooten, le saxophone de Raphaël Imbert, les percussions de Minino Garay. Sublimé par la dimension des orchestrations jazz-soul, par la richesse des arrangements jaillissant des cordes, des cuivres, des rythmiques ou des claviers, le souffle épique des plaines immenses s’est imprimé.
La nervosité citadine du funk rythmant les déplacements a trouvé sa place, non loin d’une expression plus électrique ou d’une atmosphère de salle obscure.

Mélancolique et mélodieuse, expressive et nerveuse, la contrebasse jouée à l’archet, dans les notes hautes du manche où peu s’aventurent, s’est érigée en guide musical. Celui qui trace le chemin entre Séville et Minneapolis, relie la Syrie natale de François Rabbath à la France,
réduit la distance entre l’Amérique du Sud et l’Europe. Donne la note à suivre, l’émotion qui traversera le morceau qui, s’il n’est pas habité par la lumière, le portera néanmoins jusque là.

Visions musicales mises dans le coffre, transportées en soute ou imprimées dans l’esprit le temps de couvrir les distances qui les mèneront aux prochaines, c’est côte à côte que père et fils ont prolongé leur lien par delà des seules limites familiales et artistiques. Et leurs mains ne se sont jamais serrées aussi fort.
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Julia Wolf - PRESSURE LP

Julia Wolf

PRESSURE LP

12inchJW1
Many Hats
19.09.2025
  • Kill You Off
  • Pearl
  • Fingernails
  • Loser
  • Fyp
  • Limewire
  • Girls
  • Jennifer’s Body
  • In My Room
  • Sunshine State
  • You’ve Lost A Lot Of Blood

Julia Wolf ist eine einzigartige Künstlerin, eine genreübergreifende Geschichtenerzählerin und eine Inspiration für Musikfans, Trendsetter und Musikkollegen gleichermaßen. Ihre Reise ist eine lebendige Erzählung von Verletzlichkeit, Wachstum, Experimentierfreudigkeit und menschlicher Erfahrung. Julias digitales Debütalbum ""Good Thing We Stayed"" (2023) verband eindringlich schöne Vocals und gefühlvolles Songwriting mit Trap-inspirierten Popmelodien. Mit ihrer neuen, auch physischen LP ""PRESSURE"" samt der Single ""In My Room"" kehrt die Künstlerin aus Long Island wieder zu ihren Rockwurzeln zurück, zeigt ihre vielseitige Kunstfertigkeit und Missachtung konventioneller Grenzen. Julias Bindung zu ihrem Publikum geht über die Musik hinaus; ihre Texte finden eine so tiefe Resonanz, dass Fans sie oft in Tattoos verewigen, während sie auf Spotify auf über 2 Millionen monatliche Hörer bauen kann.

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Marsch & Katnada - AMTK+006

Marsch & Katnada

AMTK+006

12inchAMTKPLUS006
Amotik
19.09.2025

Amotik's AMTK+ imprint welcomes two new names on the trend-setting split series. Berlin-based artist and Tresor New Faces host, Marsch, steps up first and takes care of the A-Side. She delivers two fierce and punchy kick drum rollers with hypnotic vocals. Her playful use of percussion creates a lively groove and sparkling energy. On the flip, Ibiza rising star Katnada brings the goods. Her powerful, functional techno feels like a perfect fit for the label. Two highly effective tools with emotion and tactically placed bleeps make this a vigorous trip that breathes passion for techno.

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Chase Rice - Eldora

Chase Rice

Eldora

12inchDKJ60101
Dack Janiels
19.09.2025
  • 1: Cowboy Goodbye
  • 2: Tall Grass (Feat. Kashus Culpepper & Elvie Shane)
  • 3: Naming Horses
  • 4: Eldora
  • 5: Two Tone Trippin' (Feat. Wyatt Mccubbin)
  • 6: Mr. Coors
  • 7: Circa 1943
  • 8: Country & Western (Feat. Madeline Edwards)
  • 9: Cotton Mouth
  • 10: Good Side Of Gettin' Older
  • 11: One Drink Long
  • 12: Sunsettin
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Modern Angst - Part X

Modern Angst

Part X

12inchPR036LP
Punkerton Records
19.09.2025
  • 1: Intro
  • 2: They Said
  • 3: Relative To Me
  • 4: Indigestion
  • 5: Don't Tell The Landlord
  • 6: No Guts, No Glory
  • 7: Different Ending
  • 8: Guilty Party
  • 9: There Is A War
  • 10: No Looking Back
  • 11: Kid Without A Voice
  • 12: I Feel Good
  • 13: Never Promised Tomorrow
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Jon Nolan & Good Co. - Slow Cooker
  • 1: Someone's In The Driveway
  • 2: On My Own
  • 3: Sea Glass
  • 4: Frozen Man
  • 5: Hidden Glances
  • 6: A Bird That Sings
  • 7: Mad At Me
  • 8: Dust, Sweat & Blood
  • 9: Echoes Of Borderline
  • 10: Goodbye For Now
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John Lee Hooker - The Charcot Sessions
  • A1: My Name Is Ringing
  • A2: Baby Don't You Want To Go
  • A3: Hey Baby
  • A4: Going Home
  • B1: Things I Tell You To Do
  • B2: I Feel Good
  • B3: Mean Woman Blues
  • B4: We Are Cooking
  • C1: Dazie Mae
  • C2: What's The Matter Baby?
  • C3: Baby Baby
  • C4: Call It The Night
  • D1: Bury My Body
  • D2: Come Back Baby
  • D3: Talk To Your Daughter
  • D4: Bottle Of Wine
  • E1: You Move Me
  • E2: I Wanna Dance All Night
  • E3: Baby Don't Do Me Wrong
  • E4: Why Put Me Down?
  • F1: Stand By
  • F2: Roll And Tumble
  • F3: Looking Back Over My Day
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Lou Donaldson Quintet - Wailing With Lou

Lou Donaldson Quintet

Wailing With Lou

12inch3700477839635
L.M.L.R.
19.09.2025
  • 1: Caravan
  • 2: Old Folks
  • 3: That Good Old Feeling
  • 4: Move It
  • 5: There Is No Greater Love
  • 6: L. D. Blues
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jeanette jones - you’d be good for me c/w cut loose (7")

The Golden State Recorders LP that Leo Kulka cut on Jeanette Jones in 1969 lives on, despite being undiscovered until this millennium. With the funkier end of the soul spectrum becoming more in vogue in recent years, ‘You’d Be Good For Me’ comes into its own as a perfect dance track for several current scenes. Co-written by Jeanette with the distinguished Gerry Goffin and Barry Goldberg, the song and production are exemplary – this 45 rpm release is well-earned.

We’ve grabbed the chance to reactivate ‘Cut Loose’ from the same sessions, as the original Kent 45 release now fetches a couple of hundred quid. With legendary 100 Club DJ Butch now spinning it from a recently acquired original acetate, it will only gain more interest among rare soul fans.

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TIN FINGERS - ROCK BOTTOM BALLADS LP

Tin Fingers takes on a darker, melancholic direction on their second full album. Felix Machtelinckx' weeping vocals, preaching, searching, and trying to understand God, form the leitmotif. With rich melodies, haunting piano sounds, improvisations, first takes and no overdubs, Tin Fingers is searching for pureness and keeping things human and simple. The band is playing together intuitively, without a computer, without ego, just for the sake of music

The creation of the album was very fluent and spontaneous. Singer Felix wrote the backbones of the songs and the lyrics on acoustic guitar and piano. He wanted to have songs ready in order to be able to record and write arrangements fast. With an eye for details but without overthinking, keeping the ideas fresh. 'I wanted to stay in love with the music.' he explains. 'It needed to go fast, very fast, in just two weeks the entire album was recorded and ready to be mixed.'

In the studio, the band especially focused on picking the right mood rather than playing the right notes.

They were fed up with working on a computer for many hours, overthinking production choices, and adding instruments on top of each other as if they were Lego blocks. This time they decided to work in a more traditional way, going for first takes, jams, and essentially working with analog gear. No computers, no screens, no distractions. Only four humans in a studio trying to make a sound together by keeping things spontaneous and raw. They said goodbye to perfection and worked towards an unfinished product, a snapshot.

Tin Fingers also didn't want to sound like any other artist on this record. They decided not to listen to music during the sessions, and to never express ideas by referencing other bands. Just before the studio session, however, bass player Simen Wouters broke the rules and shared Bonnie 'Prince' Billy's, I See Darkness. Its dark and searching sound ended up inspiring the band unmistakably.

Once the recording was finished, the band decided to keep the volatile rhythm going and asked reputable NYC-based mixer and producer D. James Goodwin to finish the job. Goodwin, known for his analog folk productions with a real American punchy sound but a tender touch, proved the right man for the job. He opened up the songs and kept things poetic, minimal but impressive.

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SHAWN LEE & KELLY FINNIGAN - SAY IT AGAIN / HARPSICHORD ROCK

SHAWN LEE & KELLY FINNIGAN

SAY IT AGAIN / HARPSICHORD ROCK

7"-VinylCLMNLP1253
Colemine Records
16.09.2025
 
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The highly anticipated collaboration from Shawn Lee and Kelly Finnigan ishere. The A-side on this 45, Say It Again, features Kelly on vocals and piano. It's asmooth, soulful tune, pulling references from Bobby Caldwell and FM radio. Shawn says of the track "there has always been a mutual admiration societybetween myself & Kelly. Over the years I've had the pleasure of playing onboth the Monophonics & Kelly's solo records in the studio and live onstage. This is the first I've had Kelly on something that I've put together. Good thingscome to those who wait_and here it is!"The instrumental B, Harpsichord Rock, comes straight out of some sort oflost 1970's Italian movie. Entirely written and recorded by Lee, it's a hypnoticjam with a groove. The mood: funk.

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