In many circles, the Notorious B.I.G. is hailed as one of, if not the, greatest rappers of all time. Super7 is taking you back to where it all began with a new 3.75” scale Notorious B.I.G. ReAction Figure. Inspired by the music video for his debut hit single, Juicy, this figure features Biggie in his iconic yellow jersey and includes microphone and removable chain accessories. It also comes packaged on a gold-foil blistered cardback adorned with a glitter pendant design. Don’t wait—grab your Biggie Jersey ReAction Figure today and let the iconic Juicy vibes live on in your collection!
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- A1: Theme From The Men (Instrumental)
- A2: Type Thang
- A3: Rolling Down A Mountainside
- A4: (If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right
- A5: Joy Pt 1
- B1: Joy Pt 2
- B2: Wonderful
- B3: Someone Made You For Me
- B4: Title Theme
- B5: Hung Up On My Baby (Instrumental)
- C1: Chocolate Chip
- C2: Chocolate Chip (Instrumental)
- C3: Come Live With Me
- C4: Body Language
- C5: Disco Connection
- D1: St. Thomas Square
- D2: Rock Me Easy Baby Pt 1
- D3: Rock Me Easy Baby Pt 2
- D4: Juicy Fruit (Disco Freak) Pt 1
- D5: Juicy Fruit (Disco Freak) Pt 2
The wonderfully favourable response to our first CD and double vinyl volume of the original A and B sides of the singles of the late great Isaac Hayes – as originally released on Stax’ Enterprise subsidiary between 1969 and 1972 – has forced us to bring forward, this month, the release of “Hot Buttered Singles 2” to cater for what Ace is sure will be just as great a level of popular demand.
This volume picks up where “Hot Buttered Singles Vol 1” left off with Hayes’ final 45 of 1972, and carries his seven inch story through to 1976 – by which time Stax was defunct, and Hayes’ was on his own Hot Buttered Soul label via ABC Records. It features eight US R&B chart hits including the much sampled ‘Hung Up On My Baby’ and ‘Chocolate Chip’, Hayes’ biggest hit of this period ‘Joy’ and the ever-popular 1976 instrumental ‘Disco Connection’, which finally gave Hayes’ his second UK Top 20 hit after ‘Shaft’.
All tracks match the original single edits, and wherever possible are taken from digital transfers of the original Enterprise singles masters. Where the original 45s came in two parts, they also do so here. And where original singles masters no longer exist, as was the case for two tracks, Ace’s engineers have re-created them beat for beat from the longer album versions. (Have fun guessing which two they were…)
- A.i.m
- Po$T American
- My Spirit Animal Ate Your Spirit Animal
- Pit Song
- The Caucasity
- Mythical Cowboys
- Dead Pioneers
- White Wine
- Juicy Fruit (Ode To Chief Bromden)
- Stfu
- Bloodletting Carnival
- Love Language
- Fire And Ash
- Working Class Warfar
- Untitled Spoken Word No. 2
TRANSPARENT YELLOW VINYL[23,11 €]
Crystal clear vinyl. 'PO$T AMERICAN' is the second full-length album by Dead Pioneers. Written in February and recorded in July, it preempts the 2024 American election but wraps up the fears and frustrations as eloquently and, crucially, humorously as the band's 2023 self-titled debut. "Currently, we are amidst the gross existence of capitalism, colonialism, white supremacy and the many oppressive forces that have come to inform everything around us" says vocalist and songwriter Gregg Deal. "The title PO$T AMERICAN informs a collective disenfranchisement and disillusionment to the so-called American dream, while moving forward with hope of a desired designation of unity outside those that would use us for their own capitalistic power grab." The aural palate is broadly the same, but it feels expanded, stronger somehow: drawing on the confrontational writing of Rage Against The Machine, the unapologetic voice of Chuck D and Public Enemy, the storytelling of Johnny Cash, the evolution of IDLES, and punk stalwarts including Black Flag, Rollins Band and Dead Kennedys. Overall the resulting feeling across the new album is one of cautious optimism: "Although we didn't expect the political relevance to become more relevant, we have no illusions to the American dream, or to where we seem to be going. But we have hope that we can get to a better place for people to have what they need." It is an album that speaks to and for this precise time and place; that perhaps could not exist at any other time. It is an album for now.
- A.i.m
- Po$T American
- My Spirit Animal Ate Your Spirit
- Animal
- Pit Song
- The Caucasity
- Mythical Cowboys
- Dead Pioneers
- White Wine
- Juicy Fruit (Ode To Chief Bromden)
- Stfu
- Bloodletting Carnival
- Love Language
- Fire And Ash
- Working Class Warfare
- Untitled Spoken Word No. 2
Crystal clear vinyl. 'PO$T AMERICAN' is the second full-length album by Dead Pioneers. Written in February and recorded in July, it preempts the 2024 American election but wraps up the fears and frustrations as eloquently and, crucially, humorously as the band's 2023 self-titled debut. "Currently, we are amidst the gross existence of capitalism, colonialism, white supremacy and the many oppressive forces that have come to inform everything around us" says vocalist and songwriter Gregg Deal. "The title PO$T AMERICAN informs a collective disenfranchisement and disillusionment to the so-called American dream, while moving forward with hope of a desired designation of unity outside those that would use us for their own capitalistic power grab." The aural palate is broadly the same, but it feels expanded, stronger somehow: drawing on the confrontational writing of Rage Against The Machine, the unapologetic voice of Chuck D and Public Enemy, the storytelling of Johnny Cash, the evolution of IDLES, and punk stalwarts including Black Flag, Rollins Band and Dead Kennedys. Overall the resulting feeling across the new album is one of cautious optimism: "Although we didn't expect the political relevance to become more relevant, we have no illusions to the American dream, or to where we seem to be going. But we have hope that we can get to a better place for people to have what they need." It is an album that speaks to and for this precise time and place; that perhaps could not exist at any other time. It is an album for now.
- A1: A I.m
- A2: Po$T American
- A3: My Spirit Animal Ate Your Spirit Animal
- A4: Pit Song
- A5: The Caucasity
- A6: Mythical Cowboys
- A7: Dead Pioneers
- A8: White Wine
- B1: Juicy Fruit (Ode To Chief Bromden)
- B2: Stfu
- B3: Bloodletting Carnival
- B4: Love Language
- B5: Fire And Ash
- B6: Working Class Warfar
- B7: Untitled Spoken Word No 2
CRYSTAL CLEAR VINYL[26,01 €]
Transparent yellow vinyl, limited to 300 copies. GSA exclusive Indie variant. 'PO$T AMERICAN' is the second full-length album by Dead Pioneers. Written in February and recorded in July, it preempts the 2024 American election but wraps up the fears and frustrations as eloquently and, crucially, humorously as the band's 2023 self-titled debut. "Currently, we are amidst the gross existence of capitalism, colonialism, white supremacy and the many oppressive forces that have come to inform everything around us" says vocalist and songwriter Gregg Deal. "The title PO$T AMERICAN informs a collective disenfranchisement and disillusionment to the so-called American dream, while moving forward with hope of a desired designation of unity outside those that would use us for their own capitalistic power grab." The aural palate is broadly the same, but it feels expanded, stronger somehow: drawing on the confrontational writing of Rage Against The Machine, the unapologetic voice of Chuck D and Public Enemy, the storytelling of Johnny Cash, the evolution of IDLES, and punk stalwarts including Black Flag, Rollins Band and Dead Kennedys. Overall the resulting feeling across the new album is one of cautious optimism: "Although we didn't expect the political relevance to become more relevant, we have no illusions to the American dream, or to where we seem to be going. But we have hope that we can get to a better place for people to have what they need." It is an album that speaks to and for this precise time and place; that perhaps could not exist at any other time. It is an album for now.
- A1: Kotms Ii Intro Ft Kingpin Skinny Pimp
- A2: Ultra Shxt Ft Key Nyata
- A3: Set It Ft Maxo Kream
- A4: Hot One Ft Tiacorine & A$Ap Ferg
- A5: Black Flag Freestyle Ft That Mexican Ot
- A6: Headcrack Interlude Ft Kingpin Skinny Pimp
- A7: G'z Up Ft 2 Chainz & Mike Dimes
- A8: Lunatic Interlude
- B1: Sked Ft Kenny Mason & Project Pat
- B2: Choose Wisely Interlude Ft Kingpin Skinny Pimp
- B3: Cole Pimp Ft Ty Dolla $Ign & Juicy J
- B4: Wishlist Ft Armani White
- B5: Hit The Floor Ft Ski Mask The Slump God
- B6: Hoodlumz Ft A$Ap Rocky & Playthatboizay
- B7: Kotms Ii Outro Ft Kingpin Skinny Pimp
Neon Green Vinyl[32,98 €]
Denzel Curry's forthcoming King Of The Mischievous South Volume 2 finds him presenting a sequel to the project, and bringing back the sound, that helped launch his career. While the first installment of King Of The Mischievous South was performed from the perspective of his Raven Miyagi persona, a name bestowed upon him by Raider Klan founder SpaceGhostPurrp, Volume 2 finds Curry operating under his Big Ultra persona -- an elevated version of Raven Miyagi that is bragadocious and revels in the success that Curry has seen over the last decade of his career. Creating King Of The Mischievous South Volume 2 has been a goal of Curry's for some time, though his earliest attempts to do so ultimately morphed into other projects, namely his 2016 album Imperial and 2020's 13LOOD 1N + 13LOOD OUT. It wasn't until he stopped overly attempting to create Volume 2 that its songs started to emerge naturally.
Given the project's sound, which pays homage to the great musical heritages of the South -- from Memphis to Houston and Curry's own South Florida -- its features include the region's greats, both old and new, as well as others whose style is indebted to the South's musical legacy. Features include fellow former Raider Klan member Key Nyata, Memphis stalwarts Juicy J and Project Pat, Texas' Maxo Kream, That Mexican OT and Mike Dimes, North Carolina’s TiaCorine, Atlanta's 2 Chainz and Kenny Mason and South Florida's Ski Mask The Slump God and PlayThatBoiZay, as well as ASAP Ferg and ASAP Rocky, among others. The project more broadly and the intentional inclusion of Rocky and Ferg is Curry's attempt to show what could have been had relationships not soured with SpaceGhostPurrp, fulfilling the promise that existed at the rise of their respective careers in the early 2010s.
With all of the otherworldly adventures Denzel has taken listeners on over the course of his last few conceptually-driven albums, this project serves as a showcase for the fun, spontaneity and technical mastery that has made him one of rap's most in-demand talents over the course of the last decade.
Wewantsounds is delighted to announce the reissue of Sho-Nuff's highly sought-after album "Body Pressure" from 1983. Recorded for Japanese label King Records, the album was only ever released in Japan and disappeared without trace making it one of the most coveted Modern Soul/Boogie albums on the international collectors scene. Mixing funk and Boogie with a few juicy ballads for good measure, Body Pressure is a superb album that lives up to its reputation, hence the hefty price tag of up to 1000€ for an original. The audio was remastered in Tokyo by King from the master tapes and the album is reissued here with its original artwork and OBI for the first time since 1983 with new liner notes by Charles Waring.
- A1: Alfonso Zenga, Paolo Gatti – Sparklin' Conversation – 3:10 | From Sensi Caldi (1980) *
- A2: Gianni Ferrio – La Musica È – 3:21 | From L'infermiera Di Notte (1979) *
- A3: Carlo Savina – Una Vergine In Famiglia – 1:28 | From Una Vergine In Famiglia (1975)
- A4: Franco Campanino – Avere Vent'anni (Disco) 2:33 | From Avere Vent'anni (1978)*
- A5: Gianni Ferrio – Quando Vuoi Con Chi Vuoi – 2:52 | From La Liceale Seduce I Professori (1979)*
- B1: Don Powell – Amori Stellari – Giochi Erotici Nella Terza Galassia (Titoli) – 2:11 | From Amori Stellari – Giochi Erotici Nella Terza Galassia (Titoli) (1981)
- B2: Nico Fidenco – Eros Perversion (Orsino Rock) – 3:17 | From Eros Perversion (1979)
- B3: Nico Fidenco – Sexy Night – 3:09 | From Porno Holocaust (1977)
- B4: Pulsar Music Ltd. – Taxi Girl (Ritmico Disco) – 0:53 | From Taxi Girl (1977)
- B5: Stelvio Cipriani – Nude Odeon (Ritmico Funk) – 4:09 | From Nude Odeon (1978)
- C1: Riz Ortolani – L'erotomane (Beat) – 2:50 | From L'erotomane (1974)
- C2: Stelvio Cipriani – What Can I Do – 2:25 | From La Supplente Va In Citta' (1979)
- C3: Bruno Nicolai – Servizio Fotografico – 1:59 | From La Dama Rossa Uccide Sette Volte (1972)
- C4: Franco Campanino – Do It With The Pamango – 4:42 | From Una Moglie, Due Amici, Quattro Amanti (1980) °
- C5: Gianni Ferrio – La Settimana Bianca – 3:02 | From La Settimana Bianca (1980)
- D1: Giuseppe De Luca – Studio X – 2:35 | From L'altra Faccia Del Peccato (1969)
- D2: Giuseppe De Luca – Studio Z – 2:15 | From L'altra Faccia Del Peccato (1969)
- D3: Giacomo Dell'orso – I'm So Young – Versione Coro - 3:01 | From L'infermiera Di Mio Padre (1981)
- D4: Daniele Patucchi – Runnin' Around – 6:23 | From Bionda Fragola (1980)°
- D5: Stelvio Cipriani – Il Sesso Del Diavolo (Finale) – 2:51 | From Il Sesso Del Diavolo (1971)
Black Vinyl[33,82 €]
American director and actor Eli Roth takes you on a forbidden journey across the vaults of legendary Italian soundtrack label CAM Sugar. Setting the mood for his very own red light discothéque, Tarantino’s right-hand man and Italian B-movies connoisseur has sourced and selected 20 juicy tracks, spanning from kinky disco and funk to seductive bossa nova and psych, from Italian Sexy Comedy and softcore films (1969-1981). It includes 9 previously unreleased tracks with 4 previously unreleased on vinyl and music by some of Italian film music's most cult composers, including Stelvio Cipriani, Bruno Nicolai, Riz Ortolani, Franco Campanino, Gianni Ferrio, Nico Fidenco as well as unique vocal performances by actress and Italian sexy comedy actress Gloria Guida.
- Dolphins
- Learn To Try Again
- If This World Was Made For Me
- Juicy Creaming Soda
- I'll Protect You
- And When You're There
- Declaration
- Stay Longer
- Slime
- Steel Skies
- Jellyhead
- Such Self Pity
- Meet My Eyes
- Bad Eggs
- Lion Tamer
- The Other
- Since You Left Me
- Watching Old Home Movies
- I Saw Your Silhouette
- I Don't Want To Live Forever
Gold VInyl[29,37 €]
'Spring Board: The Early Unrecorded Songs" ist/war das letzte leidenschaftliches Projekt von Chills' Martin Phillipps vor seinem plötzlichen Tod. Es ist eine engagierte Neuinterpretation früher, unveröffentlichter Songs, die zu seinem künstlerischen Abschied, einem bleibenden Vermächtnis und einer Erinnerung an sein großes, unterschätztes Talent werden. Das Album wurde mit der Liebe und dem Enthusiasmus seiner Band, der Familie und Freunden abgeschlossen. Martin Phillipps, Sänger, Songwriter und Hauptmotivator der Chills hat in den 2000er Studio- und Live-Alben veröffentlicht, während er mit dem typischen Elan in sein sechzigstes Lebensjahr ging. Inmitten dieser Dynamik suchte er immer noch in alten (Demo-)Bändern nach den Ursprüngen, die 1987 zu seinem weltweiten Erfolg geführt hatten, der zwar über Nacht eintrat und doch sieben Jahre brauchte, um zu zünden. Diese frühen Songs und Skizzen wurden wieder aufgegriffen, überarbeitet und schließlich auf Album gebannt. Spring Board" ist somit das letzte Kapitel des unermesslich bedeutsamen Schaffens des Martin 'The Chills' Phillipps, ist alarmierend, persönlich, spröde und manchmal hoffnungslos optimistisch. Hier blickt ein Mann zurück auf eine wellenförmige Karriere, die zu nichts Geringerem als Kultstatus führte. Die Lieder eines Menschen, der seine Wurzeln und die innersten Gedanken, Hoffnungen und Ängste seines jungen Ichs wiederentdeckt und zum erstenmal. Spring Board" enthält Beiträge von Julia Deans von Fur Patrol, Elroy Finn und Split Enz, Neil Finn von Split Enz/Crowded House, Hollie Fullbrook von Tiny Ruins, Greg Haver von den Manics, Troy Kingi, Shona Laing, Tami Neilson, Dianne Swann (Everything That Flies) und Clementine Valentine von Purple Pilgrims. The Chills 2024 sind/waren Martin Phillipps, Oli Wilson, Erica Scally, Callum Hampton und and Todd Knudson. Doppel-LP, UV Spot Klappcover, klassisch schwarzes Vinyl mit dlc oder Digisleeve CD mit Lyric-Poster-Booklet
"The, multi-platinum, 3x GRAMMY® Award-nominated, and Emmy® Award-winning rapper Cordae has releases his highly acclaimed third studio album, The Crossroads on 12"" LP.
The new album features production from Executive Producer Smoko Ono, as well as production from multi-platinum and award-winning hitmakers Bongo ByTheWay, Dem Jointz, Camper, BoogzDaBeast, FNZ, and more. Listen HERE.
The Crossroads arrives on the heels of “Syrup Sandwiches” (feat. Joey Bada$$), the fourth lead single released by Cordae ahead of today’s official album release. Previously, “Saturday Mornings” (feat. Lil Wayne), “Summer Drop” (feat. Anderson . Paak), and “Mad As Fuck” were released along with accompanying music videos. An official album trailer was also previously shared on Cordae’s YouTube channel last month. The Crossroads integrates the four lead singles into a cohesive 16-track album containing even more stellar collaborations from Juicy J, Ty Dolla $ign, Jordan Ward, Ravyn Lenae, and Kanye West.
Cordae’s inspiration for The Crossroads comes from his feelings of quite literally finding himself at a crossroads in his own life. Through the album, he conveys his conviction that one single decision doesn’t have the power to change everything, and that while there may be hard decisions to make, there is never truly a “wrong” choice.
The album has already had a viral moment online in the UK with the features being tagged on to the iconic Abbey Road crossing during release week. "
- Dolphins
- Learn To Try Again
- If This World Was Made For Me
- Juicy Creaming Soda
- I'll Protect You
- And When You're There
- Declaration
- Stay Longer
- Slime
- Steel Skies
- Jellyhead
- Such Self Pity
- Meet My Eyes
- Bad Eggs
- Lion Tamer
- The Other
- Since You Left Me
- Watching Old Home Movies
- I Saw Your Silhouette
- I Don't Want To Live Forever
Black[32,35 €]
'Spring Board: The Early Unrecorded Songs" ist/war das letzte leidenschaftliches Projekt von Chills' Martin Phillipps vor seinem plötzlichen Tod. Es ist eine engagierte Neuinterpretation früher, unveröffentlichter Songs, die zu seinem künstlerischen Abschied, einem bleibenden Vermächtnis und einer Erinnerung an sein großes, unterschätztes Talent werden. Das Album wurde mit der Liebe und dem Enthusiasmus seiner Band, der Familie und Freunden abgeschlossen. Martin Phillipps, Sänger, Songwriter und Hauptmotivator der Chills hat in den 2000er Studio- und Live-Alben veröffentlicht, während er mit dem typischen Elan in sein sechzigstes Lebensjahr ging. Inmitten dieser Dynamik suchte er immer noch in alten (Demo-)Bändern nach den Ursprüngen, die 1987 zu seinem weltweiten Erfolg geführt hatten, der zwar über Nacht eintrat und doch sieben Jahre brauchte, um zu zünden. Diese frühen Songs und Skizzen wurden wieder aufgegriffen, überarbeitet und schließlich auf Album gebannt. Spring Board" ist somit das letzte Kapitel des unermesslich bedeutsamen Schaffens des Martin 'The Chills' Phillipps, ist alarmierend, persönlich, spröde und manchmal hoffnungslos optimistisch. Hier blickt ein Mann zurück auf eine wellenförmige Karriere, die zu nichts Geringerem als Kultstatus führte. Die Lieder eines Menschen, der seine Wurzeln und die innersten Gedanken, Hoffnungen und Ängste seines jungen Ichs wiederentdeckt und zum erstenmal. Spring Board" enthält Beiträge von Julia Deans von Fur Patrol, Elroy Finn und Split Enz, Neil Finn von Split Enz/Crowded House, Hollie Fullbrook von Tiny Ruins, Greg Haver von den Manics, Troy Kingi, Shona Laing, Tami Neilson, Dianne Swann (Everything That Flies) und Clementine Valentine von Purple Pilgrims. The Chills 2024 sind/waren Martin Phillipps, Oli Wilson, Erica Scally, Callum Hampton und and Todd Knudson. Doppel-LP, UV Spot Klappcover, klassisch schwarzes Vinyl mit dlc oder Digisleeve CD mit Lyric-Poster-Booklet
- A1: Love Me As I Have Loved You
- A2: Desperado
- A3: Loud
- A4: Thoughts From A Balcony
- A5: Aliens Fighting Robots
- B1: Vitamins
- B2: Fight The Feeling
- B3: Lucky Ass Bitch
- B4: The Mourning After
- C1: 1 Threw 8
- C2: Ignorant
- C3: The Question
- C4: Angels (When She Shuts Her Eyes)
- D1: Sunlight
- D2: Clarity
- D3: America
- D4: Fuck 'Em All
- A1: Holy Ghost (Feat Joe Fox)
- A2: Canal St (Feat Bones)
- A3: Fine Whine (Feat Joe Fox X Future X Mia)
- A4: L$D
- A5: Excuse Me
- B1: Jd
- B2: Lord Pretty Flacko Joyde 2 (Lpfj2) (Lpfj2)
- B3: Electric Boy (Feat Schoolboy Q)
- B4: Jukebox Joints (Feat Joe Fox X Kayne West)
- B5: Max B (Feat Joe Fox)
- C1: Pharsyde (Feat Joe Fox)
- C2: Wavybone (Feat Juicy J X Ugk)
- C3: West Side Highway (Feat James Faunteleroy)
- C4: Better Things
- D1: M'$ (Feat Lil Wayne)
- D2: Dreams (Interlude)
- D3: Everyday (Feat Red Stewart X Miguel X Mark Ronson)
- D4: Back Home (Feat Mos Def X Acyde X Yams)
- A1: So Lang
- A2: Woanders
- A3: Prototype
- A4: Naww Featuring Uschi Brüning
- A5: War Das Schon Alles
- A6: Your Love Is King Featuring Maikel
- B1: Heimlich Rauchen Featuring Souly
- B2: Whip Featuring Rin
- B3: Haus Aus Zink Featuring – Luna
- B4: Was Es Braucht
- B5: 070 Shake Featuring – Bonez Mc
- B6: Nach Hause Komm´ Featuring – Jassin
Trettmanns Your Love Is King Trilogie erscheint in voller Länge als Vinyl-Edition.
Die exklusive Your Love Is King 3 Vinyl-Edition vereint alle 12 Tracks der EP-Trilogie und dokumentiert Trettmanns musikalische
Entwicklung, die er gemeinsam mit dem Produzenten-Team aus Ahzumjot, Dexter, Florida Juicy, Greedo,
Levin und vekst beschritten hat. Die Vinyl erscheint als streng limitiertes Gatefold mit einer transparenten
140g-Vinyl.
The sophomore studio album from rapper and singer Doja Cat, with the singles “Juicy,” “Rules” and “Say So,” plus guest appearances from Smino, Gucci Mane and Tyga.
Ihren Durchbruch hatte Doja Cat 2014 mit dem Track "So High" aus ihrer 1. EP "Purrr!", 2018 hat sie mit ihrem «crazy» Video zu "Mooo" mehr als 65 Millionen Views generiert. Ihr neues Album "Hot Pink" enthält unter anderem die Hits "Juicy" ft Tyga und "Say So". Gut 500 Millionen Mal wurde «Say So» weltweit gestreamt und katapultierte die aus Kalifornien stammende Rapperin, Sängerin und Songwriterin Doja Cat auf die Bildfläche des Mainstream Musikzirkus. Nachdem die von 70er Disco Musik inspirierte Nummer auf TikTok massiv durchgestartet ist, hat sie auch die Charts erobert. "Say So" hat in der Schweiz die Top 20 der Single- und Airplay-Charts geknackt. Der Longplayer "Hot Pink" erscheint jetzt auf Vinyl.
Khana Bierbood’s second studio album after their following the release of their debut LP ‘Strangers From The Far East’ in 2019, in 2023, Go (Kikagaku Mayo/Guruguru Brain) joined the band at TMM studios in Bangkok and together they recorded this, their second studio album, ‘Monolam’ (meaning unique in sound and style).
While the album maintains the infectious rock’n’roll charm of their previous offering, it shows a departure toward an even more sublime and groovy psychedelic sound - a sound that pays homage to their passion for the past and their longing for a new cultural renaissance. Lyrically, the songs speak of the life experiences of the band, combined sometimes with stories from Thai movies and dramas, telling tales of love, loss and adventure.
Late-night jams in their new studio sees Jazzbois return to their beat-tape roots on Still Blunted
Having established themselves as one of the leading live bands in Europe grooving in improvised jazz motifs and hip-hop beats, Budapest trio Jazzbois return with their fourth LP Still Blunted that sees them touch base with their beat-tape roots.
Now situated in the heart of Buda at their new studio above a club, the Hungarian trio of Bencze Molnár (Rhodes/synth), Viktor Sági (bass) and Tamás Czirják (drums) take a more considered approach to Still Blunted and offer a snapshot into the jams, sessions, and shows they have played over the past year. The new album comes after performing at the legendary Montreux Jazz Festival this summer and will be followed by a European tour in October.
Inspired by contemporaries Domi and JD Beck, Kiefer, Nala Sinephro, and the sounds of Radio Juicy, Jazzbois have been more critical of their track selection for the sequel to their Goes Blunt albums. They’ve ripped up their playbook of producing records in a matter of days and took their time to approach the record through reworking their favourite tracks recorded over the past year.
“We’re trying to keep the same formula but there was a lot of thought gone into the process of making an improvised jam sound like a song. It has to be good in the moment, and we chose the ones we felt were expressive and resonated the most with us musically. We focus on our feelings in the moment and have trust in our own taste and music visions.”
The trio’s new studio has offered them the space and time to get the best out of their creativity. “This new spot is a Jazzbois headquarters. It’s above this club, sometimes there's a DJ playing outside on the street – everyday there's something on and lots of people coming and going. We hang out for the whole day and just record anything or edit.”
Jazzbois are a part of the rich, underground jam scene in Budapest, and those improvised-led sessions have fed into Still Blunted. One of their late-night jams turned after-parties produced sketches for tracks they selected for the album.
“It was the end of a wild night celebrating getting the album done. We’re having a jam and we looked around while we were recording and there was twenty people smoking and drinking around us – half of them we didn't even know who they are. It turned into an open after-party where people were coming to ours from the club. It was very spontaneous and unexpectedly, we made five or six new songs we ended up using for the album.”
The ethos of those unplanned, open jams is something they carry through into their live shows, as they never rehearse so their music can develop freely. Their trusted fourth ‘live’ member DomBeats joins them on Still Blunted adding saxophone to some of the psychedelic-tinged beats, such as on singles Shangri La and Chrome. After recently digging back into 70s and 80s jazz, discovering more hip-hop sampled tracks, and absorbing the breaks and high-energy of footwork and juke, these influences come through strong across Still Blunted.
The footwork sound is replicated in the shuffling, busy drums of Shangri La, with the echoing guitar twang reminiscent of a sample you may hear on an MF Doom beat. “Shangri La was a catalyst for the new album. It reflects on our trip to America and SXSW. We played at this venue Shangri La. The Texan air and sun are in that track.”
Chrome takes on a much more furious style of playing that allows for the drums to cascade and flow along with the pulsating, chromatic bass line, with the synths and saxophone spiralling into an engrossing frenzy. The liquidy keys and synths glides over the bass on Flute Thang, creating a 70s jazz-funk vibe that stands out from the rest of the album.
With hundreds of thousands of monthly listeners across Spotify and Apple Music, they have become a playlist staple that has earned them millions of streams since their debut release Jazzbois Goes Blunt in 2019. As more live dates are booked for the Hungarian trio, Jazzbois continue to transform the traditional jazz trio sound into deep, groove-led beats on Still Blunted.
- A1: This Is Nowhere
- A2: Don't Let Me Go
- A3: Beautiful People (Stay High)
- A4: On The Game
- A5: Only Love Matters
- A6: Candy & Her Friends Feat Lil Noid
- A7: I Forgot To Be Your Lover
- B1: Please Me (Till I'm Satisfied)
- B2: You'll Pay
- B3: Paper Crown Feat Beck & Juicy J
- B4: Live Till I Die
- B5: Read Em & Weep
- B6: Fever Tree
- B7: Everytime You Leave
- A1: This Is Nowhere
- A2: Don't Let Me Go
- A3: Beautiful People (Stay High)
- A4: On The Game
- A5: Only Love Matters
- A6: Candy & Her Friends Feat Lil Noid
- A7: I Forgot To Be Your Lover
- B1: Please Me (Till I'm Satisfied)
- B2: You'll Pay
- B3: Paper Crown Feat Beck & Juicy J
- B4: Live Till I Die
- B5: Read Em & Weep
- B6: Fever Tree
- B7: Everytime You Leave
The only EP (and more studio recordings!) by one of the first 77 punkrock bands from Liverpool. Released in 1979 and long out of print, The Accelerators S/T EP was the only vinyl output released by this pioneering Liverpool punkrockin' band. A soulful, prime example of from pubrocl originating first wave punk that sounds as fresh and powerful today as the day it was recorded and is presented here in its totality with a B side consisting of juicy demos and alternative mixes. A mandatory gem for fans of garage rock, punk, pub rock and hi-energy rock 'n' roll in general!
- A1: Hope (Feat. Ty Dolla $Ign)
- A2: We Dem Boyz
- A3: Promises
- B1: Kk (Feat. Juicy J & Project Pat)
- B2: House In The Hills (Feat. Curren$Y)
- B3: Ass Drop
- B4: Raw
- C1: Stayin Out All Night
- C2: The Sleaze
- C3: So High (Feat. Ghost Loft)
- C4: Still Down (Feat. Chevy Woods & Ty Dolla $Ign)
- D1: No Gain
- D2: True Colors (Feat. Nicki Minaj)
- D3: We Dem Boyz (Remix) (Feat. Nas, Rick Ross & Schoolboy Q)
- D4: You And Your Friends (Feat. Snoop Dogg, Ty Dolla $Ign)
Ten years ago Wiz Khalifa released his fifth studio album and his third major label release, Blacc Hollywood. The album featuring the lead single "We Dem Boyz" debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top 200. The album was produced by frequent collaborator I.D. Labs with additional production by DJ Mustard, Ghost Loft, Choppa Boi, Jim Jonsin, Fanatik N Zac among others, Out of print on vinyl since it was released, Get On Down is proud to present a limited edition pressing of Blacc Hollywood pressed on Blacc Tattoo Ink-In Clear colored vinyl, packaged in a high gloss gatefold jacket with a 10-year anniversary commemorative OBI limited to 1000 numbered copies
Diving deeper into the story of Japanese reggae pop, Tokyo Riddim Vol. 2 explores an electronic, new wave and often experimental sound unlike anything Japan or Jamaica had ever heard before.
The first time Ryuichi Sakamoto left Japan, he did not go to the United States or Europe - he went to Jamaica. It was 1978, YMO were about to release their debut album, but Sakamoto was in Kingston, invited to play synths for Japanese idol singer Teresa Noda at Dynamic Sound Studios in a band alongside Neville Hinds and none other than Rita Marley. It’s not a story many know, but one which would spark Sakamoto’s fascination with dub and mark a new chapter in the ongoing Japanese love affair with reggae.
The Teresa Noda tracks they cut - ‘Tropical Love’ and ‘Yellow Moon’ - bookend this second volume of Time Capsule’s Tokyo Riddim compilation, which tells the wider story of how a fascination with Jamrock swept Japan, adding a dash of lime to that sweet city pop sound, embracing a globalised musical palette and creating a whole new genre in the process.
For some, like Sakamoto, a diversion into reggae was part of broader fascination with new sounds and styles, tipped into the global disco of homage and appropriation that made Japanese music of the late ‘70s and early ‘80s some of the most creative and undefinable in the world.
You had iconic shape-shifter Yosui Inoue, who toyed with reggae, afro-beat and electro-Balearic, (and whose For Life Records released several tracks on this comp), and Kay Ishiguro, who enlisted J-reggae originator Pecker on the ambitious Stevie Wonder-esque ‘Red Drip’.
Then there were the Compass Point devotees - producers and musicians alike who were enthralled by the sound of the Bahamas studio and drew on the detached cool of Grace Jones - as heard in the music of Juicy Fruits, and the disco noir of Casablanca-signed femme fatale Yuki Nakayamate. Sometimes, as was the case with Risa Minami, the J-reggae influence said more about Japan than it did about Jamaica.
But where Tokyo Riddim Vol. 1 focused on the city pop sound, this compilation goes further, digging out the more experimental collaborations and hybrids exemplified by Tomoko Aran, who in working with Yusuaki Shimizu and Mariah emphasised just how far reggae had travelled to be recast into something entirely new on the other side of the world.
Perhaps more than anything, in connecting the dots between Tokyo and Kingston, between Jamaica and Japan, the Japanese reggae was building a musical language that existed outside of the paradigms of US and European cultural hegemony - an encounter shaped by commerce, capital and creativity that is now being recognised more broadly for the first time.
- A1: Kotms Ii (Intro)
- A2: Ultra Shxt (Ft Key Nyata)
- A3: Set It (Ft Maxo Kream)
- A4: Hot One (Ft Tiacorine & A$Ap Ferg)
- A5: Black Flag Freestyle (Ft That Mexican Ot)
- A6: Headcrack (Interlude)
- A7: G'z Up (Ft 2 Chainz & Mike Dimes)
- A8: Lunatic (Interlude)
- B1: Sked (Ft Kenny Mason & Project Pat)
- B2: Choose Wisely (Interlude)
- B3: Cole Pimp (Ft Ty Dolla $Ign & Juicy J)
- B4: Wishlist (Ft Armani White)
- B5: 05 . Hit The Floor (Ft. Ski Mask The Slump God)
- B6: Hoodlumz (Ft A$Ap Rocky & Playthatboizay)
- B7: Kotms Ii (Outro)
Mit King Of The Mischievous South Vol. 2 präsentiert Denzel Curry eine Fortsetzung des Projekts und bringt den Sound zurück, der seine Karriere begründete. Während der erste Teil von King Of The Mischievous South aus der Perspektive seiner Raven Miyagi-Persönlichkeit entstand, einem Namen, den ihm
der Gründer des Raider Klan, SpaceGhostPurrp, gegeben hat, ist Curry in Volume 2 in seiner Big UltraPersönlichkeit zu hören - eine erweiterte Version von Raven Miyagi, die prahlerisch ist und in dem Erfolg schwelgt, den Curry in den letzten zehn Jahren seiner Karriere hatte. King Of The Mischievous South Vol. 2 zu machen, war schon seit einiger Zeit ein Ziel von Curry, obwohl seine ersten Versuche, dies zu tun, letztendlich in andere Projekte übergingen, nämlich sein Album Imperial von 2016 und 13LOOD 1N + 13LOOD OUT von 2020. Erst als er aufhörte, sich zu sehr um Volume 2 zu bemühen, entstanden die Songs von selbst.
Der Sound des Projekts ist eine Hommage an das große musikalische Erbe des Südens und enthält alte und neue Größen der Region sowie andere, deren Stil dem musikalischen Erbe des Südens verpflichtet ist. Nach all den weltfremden Abenteuern, auf die Denzel die Hörer/innen im Laufe seiner letzten konzeptionellen Alben mitgenommen hat, dient dieses Projekt als Schaufenster für den Spaß, die Spontaneität und die technische Meisterschaft, die ihn im Laufe des letzten Jahrzehnts zu einem der gefragtesten Talente
im Rap gemacht haben.
- A1: Corona - The Rhythm Of The Night
- A2: Robin S - Show Me Love
- A3: Nerio's Dubwork Meets Darryl Pandy - Sunshine And Happi
- A4: Whigfield - Saturday Night
- A5: Reel 2 Real Feat The Mad Stuntman - I Like To Move It
- B1: Chaka Demus & Pliers - Murder She Wrote
- B2: Los Del Mar - Macarena
- B3: Paradisio - Bailando
- B4: Wamdue Project - King Of My Castle (Roy Malone's King R
- B5: Cunnie Williams Feat Monie Love - Saturday (Mousse T's
- B6: Bob Sinclar - Gym Tonic
- C1: Ultra Naté - Free (Mood Ii Swing Radio Edit)
- C2: Double You - Please Don't Go
- C3: Ann Lee - 2 Times
- C4: The Blue Boy - Remember Me
- C5: Jennifer Paige - Crush
- C6: Radiohead - Creep
- D1: Dr Alban - Sing Hallelujah!
- D2: Moloko - Sing It Back (Boris Musical Mix)
- D3: Mousse T Vs Hot 'N' Juicy - Horny 98
- D4: Snap! - The Power
- D5: Robert Miles - Children
- A01: Spindyrella - Sinnlös
- A02: Imaginary Friend Feat. Riah - Knight Sugar
- A03: Karya Zevas - Cosmos
- A04: High Park Funk - Shades On
- A05: Ranko - Escalator Eyes (Cuts By Dj Juicy)
- A06: Brett Eclectic - Keep Goin' (Don't U Ever Stop)
- A07: Marcel Vogel & Tim Jules Feat. Mey - Reset Your Heart
- A08: Duktus Feat. Host Junior - Music
- A09: Illwig - Together
- A10: George John - A Passing Storm
- A11: Drunkenstein- Hollywood Boulevard
- A12: Sempra - Clairvoyant Dub
- B01: Filburt - Under 1000 Plays
- B02: Real Velour - Who You Are
- B03: The Chord Memory Club X Heron - L.t.g.o
- B04: Moff & Tarkin - Halifax
- B05: Lavan - Bring It Back
- B06: Jetson G - Bleep Express
- B07: Zacharias - Pretend To Be Active
- B08: Shesokey - Close Your Eyes
- B09: Jana Falcon - Cum Over
- B10: Dj Detox & Robyrt Hecht - Mi Casa
- B11: Marco Lazovic - I Never Forget U
- B12: Hearts - Elotranc (Rebirth)
This year's compilation is once again dedicated to the Bärenherz children's hospice here in Leipzig.
The people in this organization do such incredibly important work, but unfortunately it is all too often "invisible" - because if we're honest, it's not a topic you like to deal with unless you are directly or indirectly affected yourself. And then you realize that the costs of care, accommodation, supplies and psychosocial therapies are only partially covered by health insurance. The children's hospice does not receive any state subsidies, and that's why it is dependent on private donations.
We asked a few old friends from our new hood (now that we are no longer just mentally but also physically located in Leipzig) for tracks, as well as new ones - from Connewitz to Chicago - bridging the gap between Neo-Soul, good old Boom Bap, Modern Funk, Electro, Synthiepop, Breaks and of course, House Music in all its shades.
One love goes out to all artists and supporters!
- A1: Kotms Ii (Feat Kingpin Skinny Pimp - Intro)
- A2: Ultra Shxt (Feat Key Nyata)
- A3: Set It (Feat Maxo Kream)
- A4: Hot One (Feat Tiacorine & Asap Ferg)
- A5: Black Flag Freestyle (Feat That Mexican Ot)
- A6: Headcrack (Feat Kingpin Skinny Pimp - Interlude)
- A7: G'z Up (Feat 2 Chainz & Mike Dimes)
- A8: Lunatic (Interlude)
- B1: Sked (Feat Kenny Mason & Project Pat)
- B2: Choose Wisely (Feat Kingpin Skinny Pimp - Interlude)
- B3: Cole Pimp (Feat Ty Dolla Sign & Juicy J)
- B4: Wishlist (Feat Armani White)
- B5: Hit The Floor (Feat Ski Mask The Slump God)
- B6: Hoodlumz (A$Ap Rocky & Playthatboizay)
- B7: Kotms Ii (Feat Kingpin Skinny Pimp - Outro)
Black Vinyl[32,98 €]
Denzel Curry's forthcoming King Of The Mischievous South Volume 2 finds him presenting a sequel to the project, and bringing back the sound, that helped launch his career. While the first installment of King Of The Mischievous South was performed from the perspective of his Raven Miyagi persona, a name bestowed upon him by Raider Klan founder SpaceGhostPurrp, Volume 2 finds Curry operating under his Big Ultra persona -- an elevated version of Raven Miyagi that is bragadocious and revels in the success that Curry has seen over the last decade of his career. Creating King Of The Mischievous South Volume 2 has been a goal of Curry's for some time, though his earliest attempts to do so ultimately morphed into other projects, namely his 2016 album Imperial and 2020's 13LOOD 1N + 13LOOD OUT. It wasn't until he stopped overly attempting to create Volume 2 that its songs started to emerge naturally.
Given the project's sound, which pays homage to the great musical heritages of the South -- from Memphis to Houston and Curry's own South Florida -- its features include the region's greats, both old and new, as well as others whose style is indebted to the South's musical legacy. Features include fellow former Raider Klan member Key Nyata, Memphis stalwarts Juicy J and Project Pat, Texas' Maxo Kream, That Mexican OT and Mike Dimes, North Carolina’s TiaCorine, Atlanta's 2 Chainz and Kenny Mason and South Florida's Ski Mask The Slump God and PlayThatBoiZay, as well as ASAP Ferg and ASAP Rocky, among others. The project more broadly and the intentional inclusion of Rocky and Ferg is Curry's attempt to show what could have been had relationships not soured with SpaceGhostPurrp, fulfilling the promise that existed at the rise of their respective careers in the early 2010s.
With all of the otherworldly adventures Denzel has taken listeners on over the course of his last few conceptually-driven albums, this project serves as a showcase for the fun, spontaneity and technical mastery that has made him one of rap's most in-demand talents over the course of the last decade.
- A1: Still Ridin' Clean (Feat. Juicy J)
- A2: The Porch 3 (Skit)
- A3: Fight
- A4: Weak Niggaz (Feat. Dj Paul)
- A5: Make Dat Azz Clap (Back Clap) (Feat. Juvenile)
- B1: Choose U
- B2: Smokin' Out (Feat. Lord Infamous)
- B3: Show Dem Golds
- B4: This Pimp
- B5: On Nigga
- C1: That Drank
- C2: Mc Flyjo
- C3: Posse Song (Feat. Hypnotize Camp Posse)
- C4: 90 Days
- C5: Shut Ya Mouth, Bitch (Feat. Dj Paul, Juicy J, Crunchy Black And Frayser Boy)
- D1: Take Da Charge
- D2: Smoke & Get High (Feat. Crunchy Black)
- D3: County Jail
- D4: I'm Mo (Feat. Lord Infamous, Dj Paul And Juicy J)
- D5: Outro
FIRST TIME ON VINYL! AVAILABLE IN A BROWN & WHITE COLORED VINYL PRESSING IN A GATEFOLD JACKET WITH OBI LIMITED TO 1000 NUMBERED COPIES.
Memphis Rap legend Project Pat released his third studio album Layin' Da Smack Down in 2002 on CD and Cassette via Loud/Columbia/Hypnotize Minds. Following up Mista Don't Play, Project Pat spits rapid-fire street tales of the dirty south over DJ Paul and Juicy J's signature Three 6 Mafia bangin' 808 beats. From rowdy club tracks to smoother pimp tales and true-to-life stories of being incarcerated, Project Pat delivers another Hypnotize Minds North Memphis classic. The album also contains the single "Choose U" which would be reworked in 2007 for UGK's "International Players Anthem." Get On Down in partnership with Sony Music's CERTIFIED is proud to present Layin' Da Smack Down for the first time on vinyl. Pressed on colored vinyl packaged in a gatefold jacket with a printed insert and numbered OBI limited to 1000 copies.
Designed for dedictated 45 vinyl-DJs, the all-new MAGMA 45 SANDWICH offers a remarkably sleek and lightweight innovation for carrying your 7“ records.
Constructed with a fully molded, shock-absorbing EVA shell, this case ensures superior protection and a secure fit for up to 150 7“ records.
The unique 50/50 "Sandwich" style enables the lid to serve as a second storage section, making organizing and flipping through your 45s more convenient. Tailored for seasoned 45 collectors on the move, the 45 SANDWICH seamlessly combines style and functionality, ensuring a solid and efficient travel companion for your musical treasures.
- fits: 120-150 x 7“ records
- Compact and lightweight design
- Crafted from 8 mm thick and rigid Durashock molded EVA foam and water rejecting 1680D Polyester exterior shell
- Molded interior for additional protection
- 50/50 Sandwich style enables the lid to serve as a second storage section
-Sturdy zipper
- Embossed molded feet
- Including shoulder strap (with metal hook)
- Including trolley sling
Outer dimensions (H/B/T):
38 x 22 x 24 cm
Inner dimensions:
33 x 19,5 x 20 cm
Weight:
1,1 kg
Color: black/juicy orange
DE:
Maßgeschneidert für ambitionierte 45-DJs, bietet das brandneue MAGMA 45 SANDWICH eine stylische und innovative Lösung, um deine 7-Inch Singles sicher zum nächsten Gig zu transportieren.
Durch seine robuste, stoßdämpfende Hülle aus geformtem EVA-Hartschaum gewährleistet dieses Case optimalen Schutz und festen Halt für bis zu 150 7“-Singles.
Der praktische 50/50 "Sandwich"-Style erlaubt es, den Deckel als zusätzliches Fach zu nutzen, was das Sortieren und Durchblättern deiner 45s noch komfortabler macht.
Das 45 SANDWICH vereint mühelos Style und Funktionalität, und wird so zu einem robusten und effizienten Reisebegleiter für deine musikalischen Schätze
- fits: 120-150 x 7“ Vinyl-Singles
- 8 mm EVA-Durashock-Hartschaum und wasserabweisendes 1680D D Polyesteraußenmaterial
- EVA-geformtes Innenleben für zusätzlichen Schutz
- Robuster Reißverschluss
- 50/50 Sandwich Style ermöglicht es, den Deckel als zusätzliche Ablage zu nutzen
- Komfortable Trageschlaufen und abnehmbarer Schultergurt (mit Metallverschluss)
- Trolley-Schlaufe
- Including shoulder strap (with metal hook)
- Including trolley sling
Aussenmaße (H/B/T):
38 x 22 x 24 cm
Innenmaße:
33 x 19,5 x 20 cm
Gewicht:
1,1 kg
Farbe: black/juicy orange
Samosa Records cranks up the summer groove with another sizzling release in the outstanding (Re) Funk+Head series – a collection of juicy tracks from the Samosa back-catalogue selected and re-edited by the man himself, De Gama.
This sumptuous vinyl cut of ITALO Funk and Boogie kicks off with Mexico’s finest, The Funk District and the enigmatic ‘La Rapina’. This is pure, unfiltered Funk District chemistry from the first bar. Snake hips guitar, rolling bass and that super-solid 4-4-4 beat pound into your consciousness whilst the hypnotic chant and Latino-infused vocal tempt you into sin.
Next up on the A-side is Samosa head honcho DeGama and his deliciously refreshing ‘Piňa Colada’ - a new edit of the original 2011 version never previously released on Samosa. And what a mystery box it is. Tight beats, punchy bass, looped synth and house-tinged high-hat lead us to a haunting, melodic vocal breakdown. There’s a subtle Afro flavour to this one, definitely for sipping cocktails in a hammock or Caribbean beach bar.
On Side B Italian Maestro Paul Older takes the beats down several notches with the explosive ‘Daboom’ – the DeGama Re-Groove of Paul’s first vinyl release way back in 2019. This is a straight up, mid-tempo peacock strut down Funksville Boulevard. Possibly wearing a Zoot Suit. Imagine having breakfast with Herbie Hancock and you might get an idea of just how funky this tune is. He’s passing you the eggs and you’re buttering the toast.
The last track sees DeGama delve into his dark magic box for the mind-melting, film noir themed ‘Higher’. The tempo is scaled right back to 92bpm for this portrait of pain, joy, lust and hallucinogenic dreams. ‘Higher’ reveals a side of DeGama that we know lurks in there, but only sometimes makes it to the surface. Smokey, sassy and sultry, this is definitely one for the dimly-lit after party.
The latest episode in the (Re) Funk+Head has set the Samosa bar even higher. This simply has to be in your summer record box and don’t you dare leave home without it.
Scruinversal is back for a fifth vinyl outing and this one takes the form of a reissue of some of the label head's favourite tunes. An unknown artist is behind the sunny shuffle and big horns of 'This Kind Of Latin Rhythm' while Thierry Tomas's 'Samba' is a shuffling house cut laden with glorious piano work. Funkyjaws then offers up his take on tango, Scruscru layers up the rhythms and percussion on 'Juicy Brass' and Frank Virgilio's 'Portrait Of You' shuts down with a deeper late-night feel. These are some superbly effective Latina house jams to drop on the hottest of days and balmiest of nights.
- A1: Rosalyn
- A2: Willie The Pimp
- A3: Hoochie Coochie Man
- A4: It's All Over Now
- A5: Several Yards (Foxtrot) (Foxtrot)
- A6: You Really Got Me
- A7: I'm A Lover Not A Fighter
- B1: Meat Pies 'Ave Come But Band's Not 'Ere Yet
- B2: It Ain't Easy
- B3: Long Tall Shorty (Mainly) (Mainly)
- B4: Repossession Boogie
- B5: Girl From Ipanema
- B6: Mama Keep Your Mouth Shut (Bbc John Peel Session February 18Th 1972 - Bonus Track)
Bugger Off! picked up where its predecessor left off, and rampaged on from there. Covers of Zappa’s “Willy the Pimp” and the Kinks’ “You Really Got Me” might have seemed a little obvious, but both are battered down with such a glorious lack of finesse that it’s impossible to object — anybody familiar with, respectively, Juicy Lucy and the
Hammersmith Gorillas’ versions of the same songs will come in with at least a vague idea of what to expect, but that’s about it.
“Hoochie Coochie Man” is even more disheveled, and when John Peel’s liner notes reminisce on the group’s insistence on recording live, you can tell he’s not necessarily looking back with any fondness.
On one occasion, he suggested they do a little overdubbing.
The band’s response to his words would become the album’s title. Including “Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut” as bonus track taken from the 1972 John Peel Session.
Are you ready to hear the best live band of the early ‘70s? We at Real Gone Music have been privileged and proud to release Fanny’s four classic Reprise albums, each a tuneful testament as to why they were the first all- female band signed to a major label. But there has always been a piece missing from the Fanny fable; for while the band hooked up with big-time producers and engineers like Richard Perry, Todd Rundgren, and Geoff Emerick, their studio albums never really were able to capture the sheer excitement they could generate in concert. However, buried away in a vault thousands of miles away from their Los Angeles base there long lay a recording that could make the Fanny myth a reality, one that could provide the emphatic answer as to why these four ladies were the hottest ticket on the Sunset Strip during the early ‘70s. Now, over 50 years later, its time—and their time—has come. Live on Beat-Club ’71-’72 presents the two sets Fanny recorded for the German TV show, mastered by Mike Milchner of Sonic Vision from hi-res mono files taken from the original videotape. Aside from the incendiary and incredibly tight performances, what immediately becomes apparent is that all four of these women were powerhouses in her own right. June Millington’s stringbending Les Paul wizardry, her sister Jean’s driving, melodic bass lines and Janis Joplin-esque vocals, Nickey Barclay’s intricate yet somehow rocking keyboard work, and Alice de Buhr’s precise, piston-like drumming punctuated by ferocious fills—put together Fanny was an overwhelming display of talent, Yet somehow, as these shows reveal, live they were greater than the sum of their parts. That’s why getting these recordings released has long been a crusade for Alice, and why June tells the story in the accompanying liner notes (which feature contributions from June, Jean, and Alice) that the engineer who was assigned to do the transfers of all the Beat-Club material told her that their material was the best in the vault, better even than Hendrix. We are releasing this invaluable archival recording on juicy peach vinyl and on CD with a bonus track of the soundcheck to boot. Essential for a full understanding of ‘70s rock!
INEX016 takes you on a magical journey through the mellow realm of house music. Veteran Eddie C delivers a disco-infused belter that will make your hips shake. Tilman presents a juicy nu-groove track that transports you back to May 1st, 1992. Making his wax debut, Julius Renner offers a soulful voyage to the peak of the dance floor. Toomy Disco, a newcomer on InEx aswell, delivers a shuffling and groovy bomb, pondering the future of DJs. Ron Brown collaborates on a deep, almost Latin-spiced organ track with moments of melancholy and hope. Lastly, Meeshoo touches our souls with strings and disco excellence.
- A1: This Is Nowhere
- A2: Don't Let Me Go
- A3: Beautiful People (Stay High)
- A4: On The Game
- A5: Only Love Matters
- A6: Candy & Her Friends Feat Lil Noid
- A7: I Forgot To Be Your Lover
- B1: Please Me (Till I'm Satisfied)
- B2: You'll Pay
- B3: Paper Crown Feat Beck & Juicy J
- B4: Live Till I Die
- B5: Read Em & Weep
- B6: Fever Tree
- B7: Everytime You Leave
Following on from his atomic single release, Phonk On The Dancefloor, Sofia’s Raredub now presents his highly anticipated full EP via Mutual Pleasure Records. Rare, Raw and Ready is a high-voltage introduction to the Bulgarian bass baron, a title that is fully justified with this latest venture of sound.
Raredub wastes no time in setting the pace for this project, as we’re thrown straight into the searing furnace with opening track BAMBA. Having been road-tested by the likes of KETTAMA, KiNK, Skin On Skin and Raredub himself, BAMBA, with its infectious vocals, gut-hurdling bassline and devious rave-stab melodies, is a carefully constructed weapon of sound, with proven devastating results.
We’re then brought to Juicy Fruit, which sees both Raredub and Mutual Pleasure’s head-honcho Partiboi69 lock palms to create a deeply sensual, highly contagious dance-floor anthem that sees the producer masterfully blend hissing hi-hats and a series of infectious rising chord patterns and melodies which, when combined, are certainly set to cause nothing but dance-floor destruction.
Since being played as the opening track to Partibo69 and DJ Heartstring’s stingzone set, L.L.L is a track which, with its mind-warping bassline,euphoria ladened vocals and pad-work, has enjoyed a growing sense of anticipation from listeners, eager for its arrival.
Snappy Chulo sees Raredub again use a series of piercing rave-stabs to drive his sound, which is partnered with a plethora of electronic experimentation and instrumentation, before the seismic bassline of Break Of Dawn see Raredub bring the walls and ceiling crumbling down; presenting a suitably fitting finale to this atomic attack on the senses.
Rare, Raw and Ready brings Raredub’s prowess for production to the fore, as the Bulgarian producer conducts wild electronic experiments, bending genres and sound into form, to create a versatile, highly contagious and highly atomic serving of sound.
- A1: This Is Nowhere
- A2: Don't Let Me Go
- A3: Beautiful People (Stay High)
- A4: On The Game
- A5: Only Love Matters
- A6: Candy & Her Friends Feat Lil Noid
- A7: I Forgot To Be Your Lover
- B1: Please Me (Till I'm Satisfied)
- B2: You'll Pay
- B3: Paper Crown Feat Beck & Juicy J
- B4: Live Till I Die
- B5: Read Em & Weep
- B6: Fever Tree
- B7: Everytime You Leave
- A1: Talkin’ Sh*T - Dj Paul & Juicy J
- A2: Triple Six Club House - Lord Infamous
- A3: Murderer, Robber - The Kaze
- A4: Orange Mound - M-Child
- A5: Left’em Dead - Crunchy Black & Tha Kaze
- B1: Nothin’ But Pimp Sh*T - Droopy Drew Dog
- B2: Bout The South - Dayton Family & Project Pat
- B3: Turn Into Killaz - Dj Paul & Nigga Creep
- B4: Notha Nigga Car/Clothes - Three 6 Mafifia & The Kaze
- B5: Drinkin’ N Thinkin’ - Indo G & K-Rock
- C1: What’s Next - Dj Paul & Juicy J
- C2: Favorite Scary Movie - Three 6 Mafifia
- C3: Catch A Blast - T-Rock & M-Child
- C4: Judgement Night - Koopsta Knicca
- C5: All For One - Gangsta Boo
- D1: Smoked Out, Loced Out - Three 6 Mafia, K-Rock & Project Pat
- D2: Bullet With Yo Name On It - T-Rock
- D3: Bitches On My Jock - D.j. Paul, Indo G & Gangsta Boo
- D4: After Dark - Juicy J
- D5: Life In Bondage - Koopsta Knicca
Body Parts is the debut studio album by Prophet Posse, a collaboration side-project of Three 6 Mafia with members of its then-label, Prophet Entertainment. The Prophet Posse group was known as a larger, “offshoot” version of Three 6 Mafia, as it included each member of Three 6 Mafia as well as all the artists signed to Prophet Entertainment. All the artists featured on the album were Prophet Entertainment artists with the exception of guest act Dayton Family.
After the Three 6 Mafia hit album The End proved that Memphis Rap was commercially viable, DJ Paul and Juicy J released Koopsta Knicca's classic Gangsta Rap album, Da Devil’s Playground. The album featured older remixed, edited and remastered Koopsta Knicca solo material that had only been released to a small under-ground audience long before the rapper saw fame via his membership in Three 6 Mafia. It was an instant hit!!
One of the most in demand albums from the Memphis rap scene now finally sees and official vinyl release.
- A1: Phone Numbers (Feat. Big Sean, Trae Tha Truth)
- A2: Cabin Fever
- A3: Gangbang (Feat. Big Sean)
- A4: Errday (Feat. Juicy J)
- B1: Taylor Gang (Feat. Chevy Woods)
- B2: Hustlin
- B3: Middle Of You (Feat. Chevy Woods, Nikkiya, Mdma)
- B4: Wtf
- B5: Homicide (Feat. Chevy Woods)
- C1: Bout Me (Feat. Problem, Iamsu!)
- C2: Fucc Shit (Feat. Menace)
- C3: Mia (Feat. Juicy J)
- C4: Pacc Talk (Feat. Juicy J, Problem)
- C5: Ridin Round (Feat. Juicy J)
- C6: Smokin Drink (Feat. Problem)
- C7: Stu (Feat. Juicy J)
- D1: Bout That
- D2: I'm Feelin (Feat. Problem, J.r. Donato, Juicy J)
- D3: Deep Sleep
- D4: 100 Bottles (Feat. Problem)
- D5: Thuggin (Feat. Chevy Woods, Lavish)
- D6: Tweak Is Heavy
- D7: Nothin Like The Rest (Feat. French Montana)
- E1: Respect (Feat. Juicy J, K Camp)
- E2: Move On (Feat. Kevin Gates)
- E3: Prequel (Feat. Curren$Y)
- E4: Freak Dips (Feat. Chevy Woods)
- E5: Shit Starters (Feat. 2 Chainz)
- E6: No Worries (Feat. Chevy Woods)
- F1: Finish Line (Feat. Project Pat)
- F2: Call Again (Feat. Problem, Juicy J)
- F3: Gangster 101 (Feat. King Los)
- F4: Left (Feat. Yo Gotti)
- F5: Fucc Day
First ever official physical release of any of the Cabin Fever mixtapes. -Includes features from Big Sean, Juicy J, IAMSU!, Problem, French Montana, 2 Chainz, and Curren$y, and production from Sonny Digital, TM88, Lex Luger, Sledgren, and ID Labs.
Box Set featuring red foil text treatment containing the first ever official physical releases of Wiz Khalifa's Cabin Fever 1-3 mixtapes on red vinyl.








































