The new CA label is back with a second offering of edited hip-hop and r&b gold. These are the sort of steam and sexual cuts that bring real heat to any slow jam session. King Most's 'Waiting 4 U' is first with slow, funky breaks and lavish strings and horns bringing a nice sophisticated and seductive feel. Things somehow get even more smoochy and loved up on the flip, which comes from DJ Homicide_. 'Playin' For Money' is a classic boom-bap sound with low slung bass, libidinous vocals and buttery smooth backing that is going to get hips bumping in no time.
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- A8: Skip Beat_Crown Drum
- B2: Durandal Bank
- B3: La Joyeuse Bank
- B4: Excalibur Bank
- B6: Classic Cuts Bank
- A1: The King's Bank
- A2: Bass Armor Bank
- A3: Kingdom Symphonia Bank
- A4: Battle Weapon Sentences
- A5: Skip_Call Me King
- A6: Skip_Rockin' With The Best
- A7: Skip_I'm Gonna Win
- B1: Skip_Ahhh, Ah Yeah
- B5: Meli-Melody Bank
- B7: Skip_Wow Yeah
- B8: Skip_The King Of The Scratch
- B9: Skip Beat - Knight Drum
Enter DJ Fly’s sonic arsenal with this precision-engineered breakbeat, crafted as a high-performance toolkit for the modern turntablist.
This vinyl delivers a sharp selection of expertly curated sound banks, including signature samples from DJ Fly’s legendary DMC routines, along with exclusive, never-before-heard material. All content is organized into thematically distinct sections to optimize workflow and creative output:
Epic & Orchestral – Acoustic & Electronic Instruments – Modern Textures & One-Shots.
Custom skipless loops (skipproofs) are designed to streamline cueing and enhance performance fluidity across all scratching and beat juggling techniques.
Features one side cut at 45 RPM and the other at 33 1/3 RPM, providing expanded control over pitch, tempo, and phrasing – perfect for hybrid routines and intricate transitions.
Each bank is structured to ensure harmonic, stylistic, or tempo-based coherence (BPM-aligned), supporting seamless layering, real-time improvisation, and the construction of musically cohesive sets.
A precision-cut breakbeat, purpose-built for vinyl technicians and battle-ready routines.
a A1 - The King's Bank Am/90bpm
b A2 - Bass Armor Bank [Fm/180bpm]
[h] A8 - Skip Beat_Crown Drum [90bpm]
[j] B2 - Durandal Bank [133,33bpm]
[k] B3 - La Joyeuse Bank [83,33bpm]
[l] B4 - Excalibur Bank [100bpm]
[n] B6 - Classic Cuts Bank [100bpm]
[83,33bpm]
- Raggamuffin Town
Japanese talent DJ Koco aka Shimokita is a hardcore 45rpm devotee. They are his chosen tools as a beat-juggling DJ who can do logic-defying things with his grooves. He is a regal on Bloom and already dropped serious heat in January with 'World Famous'. This time he is back with a fresh take on 'Made In New York' which is a 1985 classic by renowned Brazilian funk and jazz pianist Tania Maria. He brings his signature hip-hop flair and creativity with his trusted crew, 45trio, and enlists the dynamic saxophonist King TJ (DA-Dee-MiX) to elevate things further.
- A1: Changes (Feat Shabaam Sahdeeq & John Jiggs)
- A2: And Niggaz Wonder Why (Feat. Drazmatik & Pacewon)
- A3: Think About It (Feat. Qb Rap-P)
- A4: Bills (Official Remix) (Feat. Khujo Goodie)
- A5: Switch (Feat. Jus Daze)
- B1: Respectfully (Feat. Tragedy Khadafi & 100Miles)
- B2: Reverse Engineering (Feat. Ras Kass, Torae & O.c)
- B3: Nice To Meet You (Feat. Alipone & Hoody Hef)
- B4: The French Stimulus (Feat. Jahan Nostra & Dj Clif)
- B5: Tek It Off (Feat. Thunny Brown)
Based near Nantes & just 30 years old, Dj King Flow has almost 20 years of beatmaking under his belt, with numerous trips back and forth between France and the USA. His many travels have enabled him to network with a large number of independent MCs.
Today he presents Halftime, his first project on vinyl, which speaks volumes when you see the many names of hip-hop legends such as Rase Kass, O.C., Tragedy Khadafi, Goodie Mob, Shabaam Sahdeeq and other lesser-known but equally talented names!
The osmosis operates on King Flow's beatmaking style, with a mix of 90s, Sudist and boombap influences!
A new vinyl bomb for all lovers of good hip-hop music !!!!
When you talk about the origins of jungle music, DJ Dextrous is most definitely cited as a name that helped define the genre. His tracks were always on heavy rotation on the mighty Kool FM and every Jungle/DnB radio station across the country. Dextrous VIP dubplate specials were weapons in the record bags of Micky Finn, DJ Ron, Kenny Ken and his old mate from school DJ Hype!
The 1994 Jungle anthem Charged was released on the ground-breaking Suburban Base Records imprint as part of a ‘King Of The Jungle’ Trilogy. Now updated for 2022 Charged gets a couple of fresh licks from two modern day jungle specialists, backed up with original and VIP exclusive versions, all packaged on a beautiful 12” vinyl picture disc.
First up are the mighty Serial Killaz who’ve taken the original track and applied their trademark, award winning sound which has seen them releasing on Congo Natty, Philly Blunt, Souped Up and their own self-titled Serial Killaz label.
Next up is AKAS who’s recent Old Skool New Skool track on DeVice spend almost 3 months in the Beatport Top 10!! AKAS keeps things jungle for his Charged remix but tweaks the elements and pushes the genre to have the maximum impact on any dancefloor across clubs or festivals.
On the flip is an original unreleased VIP dubplate version, sourced from the archives or Da Kings Of The Jungle studio DAT recordings, which DJ Dextrous was playing in his sets exclusively.
Finally we have the classic original mix of Charged which has been beautifully remastered from the original source recording to make this picture disc release sound as good as it possibly can.
This is an extremely limited pressing & will never be re-issued so we’d advise jungle aficionados, both new & old, to buy on sight!!
On the mean streets of Chicago's infamous Southside, a music pioneer was born... DJ Slugo, born Thomas Kendricks, is most famous for his influential and fundamental position as the original King of Ghetto House. With 20+ years in the game, over 20 albums in his pocket and over 50 CDs on the street, began a journey that lead him to become one of the original creators of a style of music commonly known as Ghetto House, more recently regarded as Juke.
- A1: Kalson - Ocean 808
- A2: Dj Xed - Inner Contact
- A3: N-Ter - Corals Of Pannonia
- A4: Wichiwaka - Chasing Ufos With Danny
- B1: Le Chocolat Noir - Futureworld
- B2: Eb King - Mucek
- B3: Quasar - Luminosity
- C1: Alavux - Planet
- C2: Christian Kroupa - Transhumanism
- C3: Barion - Matter
- C4: Bramor - Rov
- D1: 1983 - Zero Compromise
- D2: Microslav - Mt3
Elektroliza is a series of club events formed by a group of dedicated electronic music enthusiasts in 2006. It is hosted by Ljubljana's Channel Zero, a legendary club that is part of the autonomous social centre Metelkova which used to be the Slovenian headquarters of the Yugoslav National Army.Filling a void in Slovenia's electronic dance scene, the night was a hit from the start and quickly grew into a diverse and successful series focusing on new and exciting electro, acid and dark techno.Elektroliza hosted many memorable DJ and live acts by performers/producers/pioneers coming out of international music incubators in Gothenburg, The Hague, Berlin and as far as Detroit. Even more importantly, it brought together producers and crews from the former Yugoslav republics of Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Macedonia. Inside the former Yugoslavian military barracks DJs and producers from Skopje to Ljubljana began bonding again through music, forming new friendships, starting new collaborations and dancing the night away... in 'Electro City Ljubljana'.This first double vinyl compilation of the Balkan Elektroliza family is a collection of our shared memories and visions of the future to come.
- A1: Kid Frost - La Raza
- A2: Bahamadia - Rugged Ruff
- A3: Pete Rock Feat. Slum Village - Da Villa
- A4: De La Soul - Shopping Bags (She Got From You)
- A5: Super-Wolf - Super-Wolf Can Do It
- A6: Funky 4+1 - That's The Joint (Remix)
- B1: Dj Jazzy Jeff Feat. Baby Blak & Pauly Yamz - For Da Love Of Da Game
- B2: Pete Rock Feat. Rza & Gza - Head Rush
- B3: Dilated Peoples - Clockwork
- B4: Bubba Sparxxx - Ugly
- B5: Masters At Work Feat. Screechie Dan - Give It To Me
- B6: King Tim Iii - Charley Says! (Roller Boogie Baby)
- A1: History-Los Charlys Orchestra Feat. Omar
- A2: Love On Hold (Extended Mix)-Aeroplane Feat. Tawatha Agee
- A3: 2Nd Time Around-Tuxedo
- A4: Love X Love-Thames River Soul Feat. Kenny Thomas
- B1: There 4 U-Leela James
- B2: When I Luv -Mike City Feat. Faith Evans
- B3: Lost Without You-Will Sessions And Amp Fiddler
- B4: T's All Divine (Extended Boogie Back Mix)- James Day Songs Feat. Trina Broussard, Tim Owens & Joe Cunningham
- C1: Good Kinda Lovin-Jay King
- C2: Doublin' Down-The Jack Moves
- C3: Keepin' Love New (Club Mix)-Wez
- C4: Flowered Tears (Dj Spen Soul Flower Remix)-S.e.l
- D1: One For The Money (Gold Digger Mix)-The Groove Association Feat. Georgie B, Wez & Everis
- D2: Back To You-Paul Craver
- D3: Kissing You (Original Mix)-Wipe The Needle Feat. Lifford
Expansion's most successful and longest running compilation series returns with a 2017 edition. The concept remains the same, fifteen must-have modern soul room gems taken from the year's biggest dance floor spins on the soul scene. While tracks here have topped UK soul charts, many have not been available in all formats. Once again, attention is paid to the 'flow' of the 15 gems chosen here from shuffling beats to boogie to more soulful house as played at modern soul events. Participants this year include Omar with Los Charly's Orchestra, Tawatha Agree (voice of Mtume's Juicy Fruit') with Aeroplane, Kenny Thomas with Thames River Soul produced by and featuring Incognito, and both Wez and The Groove Association formerly members of Brit Funk group Second Image. Leela James is here after her stint in a US realty TV show R&B Divas: Los Angeles', other guests including Amp Fiddler, Faith Evans, Trina Broussard and Lifford.
- A1: I Won't Follow You (Feat. Nieve)
- A2: Luck Turns (Feat. Blezz)
- A3: Pause (Feat. Akin Yai)
- A4: Summer Rain (Feat. Chima Anya)
- B1: Outside
- B2: Sunrise 2 Sunset (Feat. Internal Quest & Dj Venum)
- B3: What A Dream Remix (Feat. Nieve)
- B4: The Seance (Feat. Croosh)
- C1: Ride With Us (Feat. Noah King)
- C2: After The Rain
- C3: Woke Up Making Money (Feat. Declaime)
- C4: For My People (Feat. Awon)
- D1: The Picture (Feat. The 49Ers & Nina Kanda)
- D2: Seashore
- D3: Sky High (Feat. Chima Anya)
- D4: Keep It Real (Feat. Hydroponikz)
- D5: Gonna Get It (Feat. Nieve)
Here we are, finally ! After numerous months of hard work,
today is the release day of " Good Vibes "
from SoulChef on Délicieuse Records !
This is definitely a 2.0 project : a beatmaker based in New-Zealand, a french label, some french scratches, some english, north american, swedish emcees, etc. it's a countless number of emails that allowed us to release this beautiful project that you can listen today.
We're so f****g happy to finally be here ! This album sounds old-school, but it's message and conception are definitely modern. Enjoy, Love is the Message !
Soulchef revives with Good Vibes the original spirit of Hip Hop.
The New Zealand beatmaker gives new life to this still living memory that we're honouring on Delicieuse Musique since our inception. Taking us back to our classics, Soulchef shines a new and personal light on hip hop : the result is positive, groovy and true to its initial roots.
Good Vibes is the result of an exchange of more than 18 months between the producer, the label and various rappers. The album is a mapping of a league that helds the oldschool hip-hop standard : there can be found a whole bunch of more or less notorious MCs on it from Declaime to Croosh, a young talent spotted on Soundcloud.
Gathered around the unifying aura of Soulchef, Delicieuse Records decided to step out of its usual field, offering to its public its first Hip Hop release.
- A1: Room 302 Feat. Tink
- A2: Talkin Bandz Feat. Shawnna And Dj Victoriouz
- A3: Big Homie Feat. Sicko Mobb
- A4: No Apology Feat. Timberlee
- A5: Vernáculo Feat. Maluca
- A6: Dangerzone Feat. Kelela And Ian Isiah
- B1: Killing Time Feat. Johnny May Cash, Yb And King Rell
- B2: Mvp Feat. 3D Na'tee And Tim Vocals
- B3: Asbestos Feat. Roachee, Prince Rapid And Dirty Danger
- B4: Wanna Party Feat. Tink
- B5: Future Brown (Lp+Mp3)
Future Brown greifen auf Themen wie digitale Interkonnektivität, globale Reisen und eine vitale weltweite Künstlergemeinschaft als Inspiration zurück. Von regionalen US Rap-Varianten zum UK Grime, von Dancehall bis Reggaeton - Future Brown spinnen eine zutiefst durchdachte Ästhetik, die intuitive Verbindungen zwischen diesen eigentümlichen Sounds aufbaut, um dann den individuellen Kollaborateuren eine Stimme zu geben. Kollaborationen wie mit Shawnna, Kelela, Johnny May Cash oder Sicko Mob schlagen Brücken über musikalische Grenzen und Klüfte hinweg, während Future Brown zur selben Zeit den eigentlich geographischen Abstand zwischen den einzelnen Künstlern bewusst machen wollen.
in the past ten years lots of little and big stories happened in the music culture. house literally disappeared almost from the scene in order to come back as strong as never before.
minimal morphed back into techno while leaving the question mark why the term minimal ever got invented. some originators like frankie knuckles or romanthony passed away, while others like larry heard just stopped to perform.
in-between countless new artists appeared, twisted dance music with new perspectives on the old, and released their fresh ideas on even more countless labels out there in the void called music market.
one of the rare platforms that stayed solid as a rock in all these years is mule musiq, the tokyo based label that spreads miscellaneous sound vibes that long from jazz to disco, house, and unobtrusive ambient since 2004.
with a versatile artist roster consisting of producers such as henrik schwarz, lawrence, dj sprinkles, dj jus-ed, kuniyuki, eddie c, roedelius, or new kids on the blog like barnt or lord of the isles the japan based record company developed a status of her own for being one of the most free spirited organisations in contemporary music.
'if the music is good, any kind of music is welcome. i don't like labels which release one style music.'
mule musiq's mastermind toshiya kawasaki once said in a rare interview. now he celebrates a ten years of freedom jubilee with the sixth instalment of his famed 'i'm starting to feel ok' compilation serial. a real massive international anniversary celebration that is ventilating all what happened in the past ten years in order to form something that travels right into the future. and that is where mule musiq tries to be since a decade to tell some unheard musical stories that stay for good even when the future is long past.
- A1: Laser Beam Don Carlos
- A2: Love Trap Cornell Campbell
- A3: Wicked Them A Say Linval Thompson
- A4: Tribal War Ronnie Davis
- A5: Mr Landlord Triston Palmer
- A6: Bad Boy Possee Robert French
- A7: King Of The Arena Johnny Clarke
- B1: Got To Tell The People
- B2: Mr Babylon Robert Frazer
- B3: Satisfaction Johnny Clarke
- B4: Prophecy Neville Brown
- B5: A Ba Ba John I Don Carlos
- B6: Time And Place Dennis Brown
- B7: Take Heed Ronnie Davis
- B8: A Class Dj Early B*
- 16: Just Care For I Don Carlos*
* TO CELEBRATE JAMAICA'S 50 YEARS OF INDEPENDANCE 1962-2012 We have put together a set of releases that cover the musical styles that reggae mutated into through it's history, SKA, ROCKSTEADY, ROOTS REGGAE, DUB, DJ STYLE &DANCEHALL.... So Listen Up! and enjoy!Welcome to the Dancehall Sound from Jamaica. The sound that grew out of the dances in Jamaica around the beginning ofthe 1980's.The musical style again slowed
the reggae beat down to give an uncluttered, sparce backdrop, allowing the singers and DJ's more space to express
themselves. Dancehall has never stopped but turned to a digital beat around the mid - 1980's. So Listen Up ! to some early Dancehall classics that set the style for the years that followed....
5 KING'S "Love & Then Sum" : 5 KING'S is five motherfuckers and this one from Chicago shows once again his very natural heritage/memory of Ron Hardy. Taking you into a more than 11 minutes deep house classic blend, classy, spiritual and dj friendly. Once again, core and essence of house music in its purest form ; continuity of & by the pioneers.
Tracklisting:
- A1: Jay Dee - Beej-N-Dem (Part 2 - Feat Beej)
- A2: Pete Rock - Give It Y'all (Feat Roc Marciano & Trife)
- A3: Marley Marl - What Ruling Means (Feat Kevin Brown & Grap Luva)
- B1: Dj Jazzy Jeff - Are You Ready? (Feat Slum Village)
- B2: Madlib The Beat Konducta - Blow The Horns On 'Em (Feat Guilty Simpson)
- B3: Pete Rock - To My Advantage (Feat Nature)
- C1: King Britt - Superstar (Feat Ivana Santilli)
- C2: Will I Am - Lay Me Down (Feat Terry Dexter)
- C3: Dj Spinna - Surely
- D1: Larry Gold - Loving You (Feat Carol Riddick)
- D2: Dj Jazzy Jeff - We Live In Philly (Feat Jill Scott)
- D3: Dj Spinna - Rock (Unplugged)
King Street Remixed – Dam Swindle revisits classic material from the legendary King Street Sounds catalogue, with Dutch duo Dam Swindle delivering three fresh interpretations of timeless house cuts.
Featuring vocals and productions from house mainstays Arnold Jarvis, DJ Pierre and 95 North, the EP blends classic King Street with Dam Swindle’s signature deep house sound.
Warm basslines, musical chords and groove-driven drums give these remixes strong crossover appeal between soulful house fans and modern deep house DJs, with all three cuts built for dancefloor play.
Importantly, this marks the first time these Dam Swindle remixes have been available on vinyl, making the release appealing for both DJs and collectors of the King Street catalogue.




















