- A1: Doris Troy - What’cha Gonna Do About It
- A2: Hank Jacobs - So Far Away
- A3: Nella Dodds - Come See About Me
- A4: George Stone - Hole In The Wall
- A5: The High Keys - Que Sera Sera
- A6: Betty Everett - Getting Mighty Crowded
- A7: Sugar Pie Desanto - I Don’t Wanna Fuss
- A8: Rufus Thomas - Walking The Dog
- A9: Joe Tex - Hold What You Got
- A10: Irma Thomas - Time Is On My Side
- B1: Ike And Tina Turner - I Can’t Believe What You Say
- B2: Chuck Jackson - Any Day Now
- B3: Major Lance - The Monkey Time
- B4: Inez And Charlie Foxx - La De Da, I Love You
- B5: Mary Love - I’m In Your Hands
- B6: The Larks - The Jerk
- B7: Mitty Collier - I Had A Talk With My Man
- B8: Maxine Brown - Oh No Not My Baby
- B9: The Sapphires - Gotta Have Your Love
- B10: Solomon Burke - Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
- C1: Lee Dorsey - Ride Your Pony
- C2: Jackie Ross - Selfish One
- C3: The Sharpees - Tired Of Being Lonely
- C4: Roy Head & The Traits - Treat Her Right
- C7: Don Covay - Mercy Mercy
- C8: Darrell Banks - Open The Door To Your Heart
- C9: Bessie Banks - Go Now
- C10: Bobby Moore & His Rhythm Aces - Searching For My Love
- D1: Phil Upchurch Combo - You Can’t Sit Down Part 1
- D2: Jackie Lee - The Duck
- D3: Bobby Sheen - Dr. Love
- D4: The Poets - She Blew A Good Thing
- D5: Little Hank - Mr Bang Bang Man
- D6: Jerry Jackson - It’s Rough Out There
- D7: Bunny Sigler - Let The Good Times Roll - Feel So Good
- D8: Chris Bartley - Sweetest Thing This Side Of Heaven
- D9: Toussaint Mccall - Nothing Takes The Place Of You
- D10: Mickey Lee Lane - Hey-Sah-Lo-Nay
- C5: Little Milton - Who’s Cheating Who?
- C6: James Brown - Out Of Sight
Buscar:l s b presents
- A1: Princess Aya Sarah – O Wina Tienge
- A2: Meta & Feza – Mivé Temoin
- B1: The African House Party Project Feat. Splash, Patricia Majalisa & Dalom Kids – P-Coq
- B2: V-Mash – Naughty Boy
- B3: Di Groovy Girls – Ririmi Rotsombela
- B4: Tshala Muana – Djepué
- C1: Lady Isa – Djambo
- C2: Pembey Sheiro – Sala Ni Toto
- C3: Princesse Mansia M’bila – Ngoma Mansia
- D1: Samba Mapangala And Orchestra Virunga – Mashariki
- D2: International Zaistars & Nene Tshaku – Je T’aime Au Pluriel
- D3: M.d. Shirinda & Gaza Sisters – Mabazi
- D4: “Bwaluka” Founders Band – Kimbera
Strut introduces a pioneering new compilation 'A Dancefloor In Ndola,' curated by revered East African DJ, Kampire. This release marks an evolution in Strut's approach to compilations, showcasing emerging DJ talent from across the world and embracing an innovative approach to musical discovery from the next wave of selectors. Forging her reputation through memorable sets for the Nyege Nyege Festival in Uganda over the last decade, Kampire now tours worldwide and is celebrated for her brilliantly curated sets spanning the full range of African music styles from the ‘70s and ‘80s to the present day.
Although born in Kenya to Ugandan parents, Kampire spent her formative years in Ndola, Zambia. ‘A Dancefloor In Ndola’ is inspired by artists and songs that formed part of her soundtrack during that time. “It is important for me to continually reference Africa’s own musical history,” she explains. “At 17, I didn’t pick up on my Dad’s music but now I love and collect those records. I’m constantly referencing them in my music sets today. I love that feeling of shared nostalgia where people recognise a song they haven’t heard in a long time. It is a touchstone for me when I’m playing.”
The compilation flows through different East African and South African genres from Congolese rumba and soukous to 1980s township bubblegum and the rich guitar-led sounds of Zambian kalindula. “There are styles of music on the compilation which are often considered unsophisticated from rural areas. I and other contemporary African artists and DJs draw inspiration from them; it is part of what makes us ourselves.” Kampire also shines the spotlight on many incredible women in African music from the ‘80s, including Congolese legends like Pembey Sheiro, Feza Shamamba and Princesse Mansia M’bila to V-Mash and Di Groovy Girls from South Africa.
‘A Dancefloor In Ndola’ is released on 2LP and CD and features exclusive new edits by Kampire alongside personal liner notes tracing her links to the music. Cover artwork montage is by Canon Rumanzi and vinyl restoration / mastering by The Carvery
Debut compilation by one of East Africa’s leading new generation DJs, Kampire.
Mix of African classics and rarities spanning 1970s – 1990s from Congolese soukous, South African bubblegum and Zambian kalindula.
Shining the spotlight on women in African music Pembey Sheiro, Feza Shamamba and Princesse Mandisa M’bila.
Exclusive cover artwork collage by Canon Rumanzi.
Worldwide DJ dates supporting release during Summer and Autumn 2024.
DJ support - Danny Krivit, Francois K and Joe Clausell to name a few.
Calm presents K.F.'s 'Shining of Life' returns with an array of unreleased mixes that breathe new life into the iconic 2004 Japan-only release. This special edition features innovative reinterpretations by Calm, offering a fresh auditory experience that blends the past with the present in an extraordinary musical journey.
This new package contains four unreleased versions, including the mesmerizing 'Flutemental' mix and the expansive 'Space Ritual Dub' rendition.
This collector's edition is a must-have for true music aficionado
Tom Noble, digger extraordinaire, owner of Superior Elevation Records, and general Brooklyn/LA legend, dons his House Of Sprits moniker for the first single from a forthcoming LP on Razor-N-Tape.
'Times Are Changing' sets the tone for this album project that collects the work of nearly 15 years, a gritty vision of modern-retro soul that throws a reverent nod to its Mizell Brothers and Patrick Adams influences as it brings the sound into the future. Recorded with all live instrumentation and mixed tough for the dance floor, this limited 12 Inch boasts an extended original and instrumental on the A side, and a huge remix from Aussie synth wizard Harvey Sutherland on the flip that highlights the rich instrumentation and extremely catchy vocal hook. A surefire summer jam, this is timeless music that is only the tip of the iceberg from a future classic album
- A1: The Voodoo Curse (Roots Radics)
- A2: Dance Of The Vampires (Roots Radics)
- A3: Blood On His Lips (Roots Radics)
- A4: Cry Of The Werewolf (Roots Radics)
- A5: The Mummy’s Shroud (Roots Radics)
- B1: The Corpse Rises (Roots Radics)
- B2: Night Of The Living Dead (Roots Radics)
- B3: Your Teeth In My Neck (Roots Radics)
- B4: Plague Of Zombies (Roots Radics)
- B5: Ghost Of Frankenstein (Roots Radics)
- C1: Oh What A Feeling (Wailing Souls)
- C2: You Are A No Good (Michael Prophet)
- C3: Love In My Heart (Wayne Jarrett)
- C4: Hold On To What You Got (Michael Prophet)
- C5: Firehouse Rock (Wailing Souls)
- D1: Bandits Taking Over (Wailing Souls)
- D2: Youthman (Michael Prophet)
- D3: Love And Unity (Michael Prophet)
- D4: He Can Surely Turn The Tide (Johnny Osbourne)
- D5: Sweet Loving (Michael Prophet)
Autorisierte Deluxe 2LP Ausgabe des von Henry 'Junjo' Lawes produzierten 'Evil Curse of the Vampires'.
Original Greensleeves zusammengestellter Dub-Klassiker, entscheidende Auswahl von Junjos klassischen, von Roots Radics angetriebenen Rhythmen, aufgenommen bei Channel One und gemischt von Scientist bei King Tubby's.
Das remasterte, ikonische Dub-Album ist jetzt mit einer zweiten Disc mit den Original-Vokalversionen versehen.
Streng limitierte einmalige Halloween-Pressung auf orangefarbenem Vinyl.
Over the past decade, Kasra V has blossomed as a prominent figure in the music industry, particularly through his renowned residency on NTS Radio which has expanded his profound knowledge and expertise in music. Since landing his radio residency in January 2014 he has successfully broadcast over 200 radio shows, making use of the format to explore a wide array of sonic attitudes, styles and systems. To celebrate his achievement Kasra V launches his own imprint V-Sion which he will not only use for his own release output but also to propel his vision of contemporary dance music. To kick things off he presents a stunning 9-track compilation '10:10 Kasra V presents 10 years on NTS Radio' featuring unreleased tracks from some of his most revered guests who have graced his show throughout the years. Each contribution is wholly in line with Kasra V's genre-spanning approach. Over the years some periods have seen him playing straightforward club music, others featuring an extended notion of listening music. One hears a whole breadth of influences in his releases on acclaimed labels such as Radiant Records and Shaytoon Records: collected strands of rave, acid house, San Francisco breakbeat, new beat, ambient, oddball pop from 90s and 80s, UK bleep and so on. The regularity of a broadcasting residency pushed him to carry out a constant study of the history of dance music, and he envisions V-Sion as an output to curate musical output, contributing to the ongoing dialogue between past, future and the ever-changing fulcrum of the sonic present. The tracks presented on 10:10 are also emblematic of this historically-informed approach to dance music. They are all tuned for the floor, but present a range of possible floors to conjure: Fantastic Man's progressive opener, "Neural Filter", is airy and laced with delicate breakbeats, while "Archangel Waltz" by Sepehr presents a shadowy drama of string samples and throbbing bass swells."Qadak" by 500SEC lays an anthemic Arabic melody over bubbling electro; 2 tracks prior, Angel D'Lite circulates a whisper and moan through the mix of a euphoric, rave-stabbed anthem. The latter encouraged Kasra to put out this very compilation, which is just a testament to the value of the company we keep.
- A1: Papo Vazquez - Plena Drumline
- A2: Andrea Brachfeld - Latin Sunset
- A3: Mark Paul Norton & Born74 - Blue Bayou (Feat Regis Molina)
- B1: Papo Vazquez - Huracan
- B2: Joe Collado - Ahi Na Ma
- B3: Martin Johnson - 500 Miles High
- B4: The Drive - Africa Bossa (Live)
- C1: Siya Makuzeni Sextet - Hold On
- C2: Geew - Latin Deep
- C3: Born 74, Arema Arega - En Las Calles De Rio
- D1: Joel Penner Sextet - Tombo 7/4
- D2: Geew - Som Do Tambor (Sound Of The Drum) (Sound Of The Drum)
- D3: Jd73'S Electrio - Crazy Cats
fabric, the iconic hub of electronic music culture, proudly announces its latest addition to the fabric mix series: "fabric Presents The Streets". This eagerly anticipated compilation marks a milestone in the illustrious history of the UK institution, as they join forces to commemorate 25 years of groundbreaking club nights and genre-defining mixes. The release is accompanied by original material from The Streets in the form of two singles, the first to be shared is “No Better Than Chance”.
fabric Presents The Streets" is more than just a mix; it's a sonic journey through the pulsating veins of UK nightlife. Skinner's deft curation transcends mere selection; from the gritty beats of underground garage and bass music to the icy melodies of UK rap and grime, Skinner weaves together a tapestry of sounds that encapsulates the essence of fabric's legendary atmosphere. The compilation album will also be available in the iconic fabric CD tins.
fabric itself stands as a bastion of innovation and inclusion within the electronic music community. For 25 years, it has been a sanctuary for music lovers, a breeding ground for artistic evolution, and a beacon of diversity in an ever-changing landscape. Its impact on UK nightlife cannot be overstated; fabric is not just a club, but a cultural institution that has shaped the tastes and trends of generations. To commemorate the 25-year journey, fabric's labels will release a collection of exclusives. These will include five special ‘fabric presents’ compilation releases, ‘fabric Presents Shygirl’ was the first to be shared in March.
In addition to the mix album, fabric and The Streets unveil the brand new original single "No Better Than Chance," an electrifying track that encapsulates the spirit of both fabric and The Streets.
“I’ve spent many nights wasted but not wasted any nights in fabric over the years. The dedication to underground music and innovation, the way the bodysonic bass transducers sent the sounds through your body via your feet, the queues, the camaraderie and a real sense of being part of something that people will remember through the haze as the home of some of the greatest moments of their lives. When I was asked to do a mix for the anniversary series I couldn’t wait to get on with it. fabric has become one of the homes of bass music and that’s some of the music I’ve been playing out the most. It’s a pleasure to follow in the footsteps of so many incredible DJ’s in the fabric, FABRICLIVE and fabric presents series and be part of their celebration. Here’s to many more decades of hedonism.” - Mike Skinner
As fabric celebrates its silver jubilee, "fabric Presents The Streets" stands as a testament to the club's enduring legacy and commitment to pushing boundaries. This co
- A1: Dennis Coffey And The Detroit Guitar Band - Scorpio
- A2: The Jimmy Castor Bunch - It's Just Begun
- A3: B T. Express - Energy Level
- A4: James Brown - Get On The Good Foot
- A5: Afrika Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force - Planet Rock
- B1: Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa
- B2: Esther Williams - Last Night Changed It All
- B3: The Mohawks - The Champ
- B4: Herman Kelly & Life - Dance To The Drummer’s Beat
- B5: Spanky Wilson - Sunshine Of Your Love
- C1: James Brown - Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose
- C2: Candido - Soulwanco
- C3: Arthur Baker - Breaker's Revenge
- C4: Manu Dibango - The Panther
- D1: Abaco Dream - Life And Death In G & A
- D2: The Jackson 5 - Dancing Machine
- D3: Mongo Santamaria - Cloud Nine
- D4: Edwin Starr - I Just Wanna Do My Thing
- D5: Badder Than Evil - Hot Wheels
Compiled by legendary producer Arthur Baker, ‘Breakers Revenge’ is a near-definitive collection of original Funk, Soul, Latin, Disco and Electro classic tracks from 1970-1984. These tracks, a combination of classics and obscurities, have all since become legendary to Breakdancers everywhere.
First played at South Bronx block parties, community halls and park jams in the 1970s and 80s, spun endlessly by the first three major hip-hop DJs – Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash and Afrika Bambaataa – and found in the record crates of any DJ of note ever since. Seminal funk and soul tracks such as Dennis Coffey’s ‘Scorpio’, The Jimmy Castor Bunch’s ‘It’s Just Begun’, James Brown’s ‘Get on the Good Foot’, The Mohawks’ ‘Champ’ sit side-by-side here with the ground-breaking, classic electro of Afrika Bambaataa’s ‘Planet Rock’, and Arthur Baker’s own definitive ‘Breaker’s Revenge.’ Breakdancing has come a long way from its New York roots to its respected position as an art form today where, for the first time ever, it is to be featured in the Olympics held in Paris this August 2024.
The ‘breakbeat’ remains at the very heart of hip-hop, the mercurial funk, soul and disco tracks, always 100% guaranteed to get B-Boys, B-Girls and Breakdancers moving at any block party, with the percussive breakdown of each track the pinnacle soundtrack to any dance/battle between Breakdancers of any note. Similarly these tracks have been sampled many 1000s of times over by every hip-hop artist and producer of note. KRS-ONE, Marley Marl, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Public Enemy, Eric B, The Fugees, Outkast, Mos Def, Main Source, Jungle Brothers, LL Cool J, De La Soul and, well, everyone!
Compiler Arthur Baker played a pivotal role in hip-hop history when in 1982 he produced Afrika Bambaataa’s seminal ‘Planet Rock’ (as featured here), introducing electronic instruments into hip-hop for the first time ever and in the process created electro. After ‘Planet Rock’, Arthur Baker went on to remix or produce every major artist of note – from New Order to the Rolling Stones, Al Green to the Pet Shop Boys
In each new volume of the series, DTM Funk will collaborate with another befriended DJ/producer, assembling a varied collection of productions representing the sound of the guest selector. For the second edition, we look to Soft Focus, also know as Forbidden Fruit, Title or Toon Janssens. Already for years in the game but still one of Belgium's most skilled producer.
SKRR Vol-002 will focus around the groove that Soft focus brings to the humanity; "downtempo grooves, cinematic sound and abstract waves for the brains, the body and the soul".
Featuring 10 tracks from the likes of Bert Cools, Memotone, Dries Laheye, Arthur Brouns and more.
The compilation perfectly fits the philosophy of the record label. "The meaning of San-Kofa implies that all music comes from somewhere", explains DTM Funk. "If you acknowledge the music's origins and its essence, it becomes so much more valuable, and you become better prepared for the future".
- A1: Ten City - Devotion (Club Mix)
- A2: Marshall Jefferson Presents Truth - Open Our Eyes (Celestial Mix)
- B1: Marshall Jefferson Vs. Noosa Heads - Mushrooms (Salt City Orchestra Out There Mix)
- B2: Jungle Wonz - Time Marches On (Re Vision)
- C1: Cece Rogers - Someday (Club Mix)
- C2: Hercules - 7 Ways (Vocal)
- D1: Sterling Void & Paris Brightledge - It's Alright (House Mix)
- D2: Sleezy D. - I've Lost Control (Re Vision)
Defected welcomes one of Chicago house’s founding fathers Marshall Jefferson into the illustrious list of House Masters with this exclusive wax release. An artist that has successfully navigated major cross-over success while retaining utmost respect from the inner circle of electronic music’s underground, Marshall has been behind countless seminal records over his five-decade career. Now a selection of the very best tracks from his new House Masters compilation appear together on vinyl for the very first time, showcasing the impressive output of this house pioneer from his most well-known solo records, to major production credits, key remixes and the underground gems still favoured by selectors today.
Cutting his teeth as a producer for Chicago’s Universal Recording Studios, Marshall was one of the most active DJ and producers on the Windy City’s music scene during the 1980’s house music boom. Working under a plethora of aliases such as Virgo, Jungle Wonz, Truth and On The House, as well as producing for names such as CeCe Rogers, Curtis McClain and Evelyn "Champagne" King, Marshall’s status as a bona fide house music luminary is well documented.
‘Defected presents House Masters - Marshall Jefferson’ is an all-encompassing guide to his tremendous career. A trailblazer and genre-defining artist, Defected is honoured to welcome Marshall into the House Masters Hall of Fame with this very special vinyl compilation.
- A1: Scream & Dance - In Rhythm
- A2: Plastic Bertrand - Stop Ou Encore (Disconet Remix)
- A3: Paladin - Third World
- B1: Adriano Celentano - L'unica Chance
- B2: Hotel Motel - Chocolate City
- B3: Hotel Motel Ft Snax - Fall
- C1: Coalkitchen - Chained To The Train Of Love
- C2: Hugh Mane - Organic Ceramic
- C3: Charli Xcx - You Mu Ha Ha Ho (Lindstrom Remix)
- D1: Emperor Machine - Breezin
- D2: Spaghetti Head - Funky Voodoo (Mang Dynasty Edit)
- D3: Rudy Norman - Back To The Streets
repressed !
Warehouse Find!
The masterful, supergroup of Phreek lead by Patrick Adams, sees three of its sought-after masterpieces, two of which have never been on a 12 inch, officially reissued and remastered on a label that’s fast becoming a go-to for in demand reissues, South Street Disco.
A pure classic, ‘Weekend’, was born back in ‘78 written by Leroy Burgess and James Calloway and produced by Patrick Adams and Burgess, they lead an expertly curated troupe for this massive Paradise Garage staple and Larry Levan favourite. That late ‘70s sound where synthesisers rose to prominence, sees a combination of cosmic keys, freakish strings and power-play funk guitars, tied together with tight percussion, bold basslines and Christie Shire’s lead vocals, that whole heartedly captures the spirit of disco. Famously remade into a house anthem 10 years later by Todd Terry, ‘Weekend’ is a timeless slice of celestial magic.
In a similar fashion ‘Everybody Loves A Good Thing’ does another blast around the cosmos - a Universal Robot Band feel emanating from the buzzing synths and awe-inspiring vocal prowess of Leroy Burgess, coupled with ‘Shining’ star, Venus Dodson. As uplifting as it gets, complete with a killer piano breakdown to draw out every ounce of anticipation.
Flip it over and a whole side is devoted to the greatness of ‘I'm a Big Freak R*U*1*2’. A mesmerising, fast-paced, disco workout with sensuous groans, sleazed up, supernatural keys and a heavy bass that just goes and goes and goes! Favoured by the biggest and best out there, from Ron Hardy to Theo Parrish, it’s got the power and energy to light up even the most demanding of dancefloors.
With the brand new single 'Solid Air' (featuring Rosie Frater-Taylor), we announce the eponymous album from 'The Modern Jazz & Folk Ensemble', out on 24 May on Acid Jazz. It follows the release of two singles ‘I’ve Got a Feeling’ (with Jacqui McShee) and the spellbinding version of Nick Drake’s ‘Parasite’ (featuring Kindelan),
Led by the trail blazing London based saxophonist Sean Khan, the album pays tribute to the sounds of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s folk revival, recast and reimagined in a jazz setting, with featured guest vocalists, including compositions by Pentangle, Sandy Denny, John Martyn and Nick Drake.
Featured singers include the legendary Pentangle lead singer Jacqui McShee, acclaimed singer-guitarist Rosie Frater-Taylor on the back of her recently released and critically acclaimed ‘Featherweight’ album on Cooking Vinyl, plus emerging artist Kindelan from vibrant Leeds folk and jazz scene.
Sean Khan is known as one of the UK’s premier saxophonists, driven by a serious work ethic and urge to create new sounds. The Modern Jazz and Folk Ensemble is his follow up to Supreme Love: A Journey Through John Coltrane released on BBE Records. His distinctive playing can be heard throughout, as he successfully connects the dots between Coltrane and Nick Drake
repressed !
The Black Tokyo Project cd has been very Successful for the enigmatic Duo from Detroit along with their two new Japanese members Ice truck and Erika. Remix Sessions 1 embodies some of techno music hottest and charismatic artist such as bpitch control Ellen Allien, Planet E's keyboard guru Niko Marks from Detroit and Canada live impresario Arthur Oskan




















