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2026 Repress

DJ Support: Dr Packer, Aston Shuffle, Fdel, All Good Funk Alliance, Fingerman, Jordan Lee, Jsquared
2 more slices of Hip Hop & R&B mash-up gold on 45 via CC.

riginally released during the peak of Busta Rhymes' breakthrough era, "Dangerous (Soul Society Remix)" is one of the most sought-after alternative versions of the classic hit taken from the platinum-selling album When Disaster Strikes.... The remix delivers a heavier, club-oriented production while preserving the explosive energy, rapid-fire flow, and unmistakable charisma that established Busta Rhymes as one of hip-hop's most innovative artists of the late 1990s.

The Soul Society Remix became particularly popular among DJs and collectors thanks to its powerful bassline, built around the officially licensed sample of Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust", its undeniable dancefloor appeal, and its distinctive reinterpretation of the original track. Combining hard-hitting beats, a strong soulful chorus performed by Lalomie Washburn, and Busta's commanding vocal delivery, the remix perfectly captures the crossover sound that dominated urban clubs and radio playlists throughout the late '90s. With this newly remastered version, the track sounds fresher and more relevant than ever, proving its timeless appeal for both longtime fans and a new generation of listeners. A standout example of hip-hop remix culture, "Dangerous (Soul Society Remix)" remains a favorite among fans of classic East Coast rap, golden-era club remixes, and collectors of rare Busta Rhymes releases. The track showcases the creative remix approach that helped extend the success of the original single and further cemented Busta Rhymes' reputation as one of hip-hop's most dynamic and influential performers. Exclusive first time release on 7“/45 vinyl.

A1. – Itch & Scratch 5.32

Smoove puts the spotlight firmly on the larger-than-life vocals of Rufus Thomas, peeling things back to reveal hard-hitting breakbeat drums from the very first bar, anchored by a relentless, pounding bassline. Punchy brass stabs and rolling keys collide with dirty funk guitar riffs, all stretched out into an extended rework built for maximum floor impact.

A.2 Bouncy Lady 5.06

A classic jazz-funk break from 1975 gets a fresh twist as Smoove reworks the structure into a groovy, extended build-up. Vocal chants and handclaps take the lead, while the original sax solo is stripped away and replaced by a raw bass-and-guitar workout. The focus shifts squarely to the rhythm section, letting the drums ride all the way to the finish—ending with the studio engineer’s off-mic murmur on the tape: “beautiful.”

B1. – For The Love Of You 6.57


The Isley Brothers classic gets a loving reworking, with the groove locked in tight and the keyboards pushed front and centre letting the drums and bass drive home the groove. Those iconic falsetto vocals are spine-tingling, from start to finish.

B.2– I’m Trying 4.48

Lush, soulful strings and a deep-groove piano line glide over this drum-driven reinterpretation, opening up the raw, emotive vocal breakdowns of Carla Thomas and Pervis Staples. Originally scored by Isaac Hayes, this rework digs deep into the multitracks, uncovering previously unheard moments and giving them room to breathe.

A Side: Er Mar (Submarine Mix) "Maracaibo, dance to the barracuda, yes but dance naked, zà zà! " So sang Maria Luisa Colombo, known to all of us as Lu Colombo. It was 1982, the meteoric song became and still is today a worldwide Hit that everyone has sung at least once in their life and almost never sober. Let's make a leap in time, we are in 1993 the track is taken up and remixed in several versions between Latin and Euro House, we have taken up the track Er Mar (Submarine Mix), dreamy, lustful, psychedelic, evocative, Summer in its purest form. To dance on the beach, preferably in company of Miguel and naked

B Side: FeelFly – Onda Erotica Remix A Cosmic sabba in the forest. You’ll get lost with this hypnotic sound and a minute later you’re ready for a proper trip into your hidden Erotic Dreams. With this almost ten minutes long and original version, Feel Fly delivers to all of us a signature track of the highest order. Feel Fly is an Italian electronic musician and DJ. Defined by Gerd Janson as a linchpin of the underground scene, he recently released some Balearic trance tracks on International Feel and Internasjonal by Prins Thomas, as well as transversal EPs on New Interplanetary Melodies and Hell Yeah.

Mad Professor is a dub legend. We can't say much more about this release other than it's two dubs of a beautiful record and all time classic and there will be more to follow...

2026 Repress

DJ Support: Dr Packer, Aston Shuffle, Fdel, All Good Funk Alliance, Fingerman, Jordan Lee, Jsquared

2 more slices of Hip Hop & R&B mash-up gold on 45 via CC.

It's been a while, but after some significant restructuring behind the scenes, Soul Flip is back in the groove, with a fresh new look, and more sweet, soulful sounds.

Chapter 16 of the Soul Flip story sees Del Gazeebo breathe fresh life into a couple of absolute classics, steering them directly at the dancefloor.

First up for the Soul Flip treatment is Sam & Dave's "Soul Man", Del somehow making an already big tune even bigger, and very much more DJ-friendly.

On the flip, Del takes the O'Jays original version of "Now That We Found Love" & injects it with fresh energy. It also retains the glorious strings from the album version that was edited out from the original 7" (UK only) release.

Enjoy The Silence (Smoove Multitrack Rework)

The original version is loved by everyone, so rather than attempting a rework, Smoove decided to swap the original electronic synths and have them replayed with live strings, grand piano, guitar, bass, drums, and percussion, leaving only the original vocal intact.

The end result is very different from the original and more effective as a revision.

Let’s Stay Together (Smoove Multitrack Rework)

Right from the start, we are treated to drums and percussion, building with bass, strings, and backing vocals, before dropping into the stripped back lead vocals with maximum effect.

B2. Blind Alley (Smoove Multitrack Rework)

Smoove switches up the middle-eight drum break and moves it to the intro section, creating a Hip Hop-style build-up to the beautiful female harmonies in this beat-heavy version of Blind Alley

A nice mix of funk, hip-hop and reggae influences go into the melting pot on the latest SuckaSide, with 'Even After All' proving to be a laid back, blunted jam that's backed up with some hard hitting, sturdy beat manouevres. On the edgier sounding flip, meanwhile, a female MC spits with impressive ferocity while a lovely warm - and somewhat familiar - analogue-edge loop works its magic. Both are key components for use at different points in the jam, some badly needed heavy weaponry that Donald Trump can't withdraw from service here.

The A Side of course is just one of the biggest tunes from the grunge era and is given a Jazzy Funky Groovy version by Blue Mode of Nirvana's Biggest Hit. It turns out that they were influenced by everything from the Gap Band to Louie Louie and a fair smattering of 80's indie and this producytion by by Chip Wickham mixes together a Swinging '60's Blue Note Vibe with the Acid Jazz sound and brings it bang up to date with the Nu-Jazz Experience. First time on 45 and is already a DJ favourite after being included in the Paul Murphy set "Jazz Room" on BBE Records. Side 2 is a Boogaloo Latin Jazz version (produced by Paul Murphy Live in the studio in Budapest when he was living there) of the Lonnie Smith track "Hola Muneca" beloved of the Acid Jazz era DJ's and previously released on a now impossible to find 7 inch single that goes for crazy prices....

Straight Outta Soul N Palms, kicking of 2025 with more soulful re-edits for the discerning ear.

Enigmatic Melbourne instrumental groupThe Pro-Teenspay tribute to late great rapper MF DOOM, reimagining 14 iconic cuts through a cinematic soul lens.

The full-length album follows the Pro-Teens now collectible 7"s of The Pro-Teens' renditions ofPeachfuzz b/w One BeerandDoomsday b/w Curls.

BBC 6 Music - Gilles Peterson

BBC 6 Music - Huey Morgan

BBC 6 Music - New Music Fix

WNXP Nashville - Dan Digs

Enigmatic Melbourne instrumental groupThe Pro-Teenspay tribute to late great rapper MF DOOM, reimagining 14 iconic cuts through a cinematic soul lens.

The full-length album follows the Pro-Teens now collectible 7"s of The Pro-Teens' renditions ofPeachfuzz b/w One BeerandDoomsday b/w Curls.

BBC 6 Music - Gilles Peterson

BBC 6 Music - Huey Morgan

BBC 6 Music - New Music Fix

WNXP Nashville - Dan Digs

Reggae cover version of Benny Benassi + a remix of bonus Ska track Toast.

We're honoured to welcome to the Uluru Family, all the way from Poland, legendary
party rocker and reggae mash up king Dreadsquad!
The A side is an excellent reggae ska cover of Satisfaction, with the help of a full
band, a bit of electro twist, and Kasia Malenda & Jman on the vocals.
On the b side the polish producer takes us to heaven with his ska remix of iconic
Toast!
Pull up guaranteed!
Pressed on high quality black and yellow vinyl (48 gr.)
Edition of 500, coming with “hand stamped” paper sleeves.

Reggae cover versions of Survivor and Candi Staton!

J Spinna & Nkansa's Rude Rydims Experiment - Everybody Bounce - Classic Sounding NYC Party Anthem!

DJ Yoda teams up with the mighty Nubya Garcia and Boston Hip-Hop legend Ed O.G. for ‘Roxbury’. Originally released on Yoda’s ‘Home Cooking’ it’s been lovingly remixed but the originators of cut and paste Double Dee & Steinski. The b-side is Yoda’s collaboration with Joel Culpepper ‘London Fields’. This too has been remixed and this time it’s by Lewis Recordings labelmates The Still Brothers

Ebony Steel band is one of Europe's leading steel band and one of the first steel bands set up in the UK. The band was founded in 1969 by a group of dedicated Caribbean and British men and women who shared a love of steel bands and steelpan music and wanted to promote steelpan music across the UK and Europe.This time, "The Model" and "Tour De France" are single cuts from their Kraftwerk covers album "Pan Machine". With Japanese imaginary jacket.

For our 15th release, and the 1st 45pm in our next series of inches, Altered Tapes created a version of "Power" focused on Chill Rob that will hopefully make you forget about Snap completely. Featuring bell-less drum break that we all know and love and the energy turned up a few notches for a Moombahton/ Jazz Dance / B-Boy killer. Includes a hookless, but horny instrumental on the flip side for your cutting pleasure. It's getting kinda hectic! Doubles are recommended.

The 16th release from Heat Rock is here! Featuring a duo of 80s Funk remixes from DJ Organic (Phoenix, USA) who takes a Clinton classic to the club, while Nick Bike (Vancouver, Canada) walks a fine line between House and Hip-Hop with his Rick James flip. There's a big BPM difference between the sides which makes this one a must-have
DJ tool. Doubles are recommended!

Rounding up 2023 Emm Gryner releases her version of Bobby Caldwell's classic "What You Won't Do For Love" on 7inch vinyl and digital formats. "A jazzy throwback to Bobby Caldwell's biggest hit," Emm Gryner says. "I've loved so many versions of this song and now, thrilled to release my own version."

The 7inch version is backed by "Valencia", one of the favourites from her latest album "Business & Pleasure". Emm Gryner is an award winning singer, songwriter, actor and best-selling author. "Business & Pleasure" is a celebration of the Steely Dan, Fleetwood Mac and Doobie Brothers softrock era, infused with the sunshine soul and stellar playing of the late 70s and early 80s.

Skeewiff have gained recognition for their canny ability to turn a retro track into a bona fide modern hit. And so they return with a limited 7" release featuring their outstanding version of the traditional song 'Misirlou'. With its fusion of Eastern Mediterranean and surf rock influences, the memorable riff was made famous by Dick Dale, and it has become a cult classic thanks to the movie 'Pulp Fiction'.

But it doesn't end there, because the duo turn their attention on the flip to the stone-cold classic that is 'Amen Brother' by The Winstons! Known best for the honour of being the most sampled drum break ever, once again Skeewiff make it their own. This pairing represents the essence of Skeewiff's distinct sound, reflecting their musical obsession to achieve perfection whilst having fun along the way.

The first release from Heat Rock, and it´s all about The Emotion´s classic Soul track "Blind Alley." Featuring remixes based on the original master stems. Altered Tapes (Chicago) adds a boombap flair, brings the horns to the front, with enough bump for the dancefloor. Phoreyz + Brisk (Las VegaS) focus on one of the most influential Hip-Hop tracks to sample "Blind Alley" with their remix of BDK´s "Ain´t No Half Steppin."

A true king of the disco revival, JN is back with a 2019 sampler featuring his reworks of songs by TAMIKO JONES, THE TRAMMPS, and PATTI LABELLE. (Z RECORDS)

Two new techno cuts from Amsterdam-based Cool Tiger, followed by two massive remixes from Subjected and Daniel Ruane.

Junction Records label head returns with his psychedelic-infused techno signature sound for the second installment of the Junction White series. Raw, organic and playful jams for the dancefloor, inspired by the feeling of tribal belonging.

On the flipside, Vault Series’ boss and ARTS affiliate Subjected gives a fresh and heavy version of “Right Now”, while Manchester up-and-coming producer Daniel Ruane delivers a mind-melting breakbeat remix which will please Warp and R&S records fans.

Next up on Friday’s Funky 45 we showcase 2 of Featurecast’s most popular edits. Side A is his incredible reworking of Aretha’s “One Step Ahead” which first appeared on a 45 ten years ago on Wah Wah’s Dubplate series and doesn’t come cheap on Discogs. On the flipside is a collaboration between Lee and Mike The Gaff, “Ain’t Got Time” which again appeared on a 45 back in 2016 but again will cost you £££ on Discogs – now you can bag both in demand tracks on a single 45 remastered for 2019 and sounding really LOUD!! Limited edition – don’t sleep!

Pynch are Spencer Enock (vox / guitar / synth), James Rees (guitar), Julianna Hopkins (drums) and Jimmy Folan (bass).

Based in London – the band who hail from various places including Birmingham, France and Ireland, met Enock (who comes from Ramsgate) in London while all studying music. Pynch originally started life as a set of demos written and recorded by Enock in his parents Ramsgate basement taking inspiration from indie stalwarts like LCD Soundsystem, The War On Drugs, The Strokes and Beach Fossils to name a few.

Speedy label boss Dan Carey came across the band when they sent an email containing three demos over to Speedy HQ – the first of which was ‘Disco Lights’. ‘I try and listen to everything we get sent,’ says Carey, ‘which is hard because we get sent a LOT. This came through as I woke up early one morning in a hotel in Berlin where I’d been recording with an artist. ‘Disco Lights’ stood out immediately – and seemed so different to anything we’d done before. I called Pierre (Hall, Speedy co-runner) saying we had to do it, and emailed the band straight away. I loved its pop sensibility – but the demo was really lo-fi. I kept imagining this bigger, more widescreen version of it. In my head I wanted it to be almost like TOY covering ‘Everywhere’ by Fleetwood Mac.’

The resulting cut puts Carey’s vision into fruition. An immediate sun-drenched pop song with nods to Tame Impala and MGMT whilst maintaining that lo-fi Captured Tracks-esque feel, the production gets bigger and bigger as the track progresses culminating in dreamy synth layers being added and a killer solo to boot.

Of the recording process the band says - 'Hands down the best recording experience we've ever had. It was so much fun working with Dan. He was genuinely excited about the song and had so many creative ideas on how to bring it to life. Everything took shape really quickly and we were blown away by how everything was sounding.' 

The B-side ‘Orla Carey’s Pynch Your Lights Out Dub’ is a dub remix done by none other than the producers 14-year old daughter (having previously mixed tracks for Scottibrains, Goat Girl and Girl Ray) proving the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.

The band have also acquired an unexpected fan – in that of Libertines frontman Pete Doherty, who invited them to play a few dates with The Libertines. Of the unlikely relationship Enock says, ‘It’s quite funny really. My parents live near Margate and about two years ago my dad bought an ice cream van to use during the summer and struck up a friendship with Pete. He then played him a few of our songs and Pete quite liked them and let us open for them at the Kentish Town Forum. It was super cool of him.’

Another essential Speedy disco-very. Pynch yourself. It’s real.

With Darondo’s passing in 2013 the world truly lost a singular and unique talent. “Didn’t I” was undoubtedly his most beloved and well-known song making the rounds in Soul collectors’ circles for some time and reaching a much wider audience with numerous placements on TV and movies including the iconic show “Breaking Bad.” Three producers from across the globe have paid him homage by adding their touches and flavor to the classic tune. French producer GUTS remix was previously included on a limited double 7in EP called “Brand New Revolution”. His take on the tune became a summer time favorite with it‘s laid back groove and Darondo’s emotion-tinged vocals layered on top. Florent F also from France, adds some heavier live drums to create a harder-hitting version on his mix. Hailing from Montreal, Canada, noted edit and remix producer Dave Allison’s version picks up the tempo, highlighting the groovier elements of the track transforming the soul tune to a dancefloor mover.

DJ Mix Megamix - Jon Riley
Zombie Nation - Kernkraft 400
Azzido Da Bass Dooms Night
Darude Sandstorm

IND 003 is the 2nd Vinyl release on INDUSTRIA. Robi Insinna’s new project label. Industria is not just about music, but also products, art and more. This record one can say was planned a while back when Robi had a DJ gig together with Vox Low. The next day while meeting in the lobby for a late coffee and a croissant in a quiet Bordeaux Hotel, the idea came for a swap Remix on Vinyl. When Robi started Industria, he still had in mind that the second Vinyl release could be that swap. Guess both Artist coming from a similar background and working in a similar analog organic style liked the idea and knew what they would get sound wise would be something both have plenty to play with.

On the A side Vox Low remixed Robi’s HARD WORK, which was already released in 2018 including a remix by Die Wilde Jagd. Vox Low turned the track into a dark more dancefloor orientated version. Still with the trademark Vox Low sounds and Guitars.

On the B side Robi remixed You Are A Slave. He liked all the sounds so much that he thought it is better to keep as much from the original as possible, still trying to make it his own version. He added percussion to create a more funky/dark sound and extended the track. The dub was done in an old school kind of way. All the parts where laid out on a mixer and assigned to various tape delays and reverbs and would be dubbed real time, in the school of Mad Professor or Lee Perry. Not an easy approach and it needed several takes till it started making sense. All mistakes and organic things where important to this Dub.

We are happy to announce the first KO-OP album. "KO-OP 1" highlights the talent of two of our favourite new producers from Sevilla, Spain and Stuttgart, Germany. Juan RIOS's dreamy, sun-drenched grooves make a perfect fit with the slightly darker, jazz-induced sound of Smoke Trees. Juan RIOS and Smoke Trees represent the new wave of European beatmakers and reach 200.000 monthly listeners on Spotify. The album artwork has been designed by Berlin-based illustrator Rahel Süsskind (best known for her work with Money $ex Records) and comes with two (!) front covers. The LP is limited to 500 copies.
KO-OP is a new community for beatmakers and beatlovers brought to you by Melting Pot Music. KO-OP is open to all styles, flavors, camps and colors. KO-OP is neither a label nor a compilation, but we are releasing music digitally and on vinyl. Every Tuesday a new KO-OP beat hits the interweb. An integral part of KO-OP is the curation of two dynamic playlists on Spotify and Soundcloud - where we spotlight the freshest beats from all around the way.

Info: Fat Hop once again takes you back to a time when things were simple.When dance music made you want to dance...When 'hardcore' was an adjective and not a 200 bpm genre... When it wasn't about watering down gut instincts to 'fit in' with the cool kids.. When it was about Vibe over image..Hyping the party up rather than dumbing it down.. When it was about having FUN....and in that spirit, Fat Hop brings you more B-Boy Rave for the Ageing Hipster!

It is very early that DJ Clif falls under the spell of hip hop culture . Indeed, it is in discovering the issuance of Sidney, 'HIPHOP'
on TF1 in 1984, he began to hang with this movement, which led him to make those first steps breakeur . Then inspired by
friends taggers, it also tries to this discipline and this is the name that choisison Clif reference Cliff Barnes in Dallas, but
listening to the first pieces of American rap, and trying to reproduce the scratches with the platinum lounge of his parents,
that he just wanted to be the dj, so he bought his first turntable and his first vinyl (LL CoolJ , Run Dmc , Eric B & Rakim ... ) .
Confirmation of belonging to this culture will free radios and more particularly via Nova radio emissions Lionel D and Dee
Nasty in 1987 or values convey "peace, unity, love and having fun," he speaks and inspires . His passion for music and vinyl
scratch instead take a more and more important in his life, so he decides to put whether, and bought a second plate and a mixer,
which marks the beginning of workouts. Later, through hard work
and perseverance, Clif become active in this movement by
participating in its first projects in the early 90s. It will decide later to structure and this will be achieved through creation of these
labels: 93 All Stars in1995 and Spies From His Production en 1997. Dj Clif has participated in many projects, mixtapes , parties,
cd, video, during deejaying and collaborated with various artists including Dirt Platoon, dj maze, dj dee nasty, dj doze, scalp, dj
momo, idsa the integrated dj shone, Pheel dj 's, bastos, bazane, hitch dj, dj wicked profayt, kefran dj, dj fab to name a few .
Another activity that is close to his heart , radio, or he could illustrate his expertise through sets of hip hop / soul on Generation 88.2 ( Underground Explorer ) Aligre FM, So Music Station, Music 4 Live Vallée FM , etc. . During these emissions has been alongside
artists such as : Royal S, Boramy , H magnum, Kery James, March dj, Keny Arkana, Guizmo, Hitachi Kyo , dj brans , Olivier Cachin ...Last album " Influences " , just released and contains 15 tracks, this is the first album of DJ CLIF as dj / beatmaker .
For the development of the album, it is indented for 5 years to learn the basics of music production. This album allows us to
discover a rich palette of his music production , combining hip hop, soul and funk. Inspiration is very 90's , it plunges into the
golden age of hip hop . An album musically available all ears as well both old school as the new school , but also to those who do
not operate in the world of hip hop. DJ CLIF music is a passion and this is why it is important to convey the sounds Soul , Funk, oldies,Jazz -Funk .

[A] A1 | Destiny's Child - Independent Women (Mark 1 & Christoff

TTY is a network of artists, and an outlet to produce work, be it sound or visual.

3:30 is the continuation of the Back to School project, released in early 2015.

The specifics and origin of artists may vary. The focal point is always the output.

Brainbug 'Nightmare'
Samples:- Ghostbusters, Thriller Etc.....

Intro then......

03 Beatles 'Devil In Her Heart' 2.26 Pop 120




08 Gun 'Race With The Devil' 3.30 Rock 159











20 Theme From 'Village Of The Damned' (John Carpenter) 6.28 OST/Theme 85

HALLOWEEN TOOLBOX SOUND FX & SAMPLES

27. Creaking Door
28. Dear Guests, Do Come In
29. Journey To The Darkest Depths
30. Man Laughing
31. Psycho Stabs
32. Thriller Laugh Vincent Price
33. Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid
34. Do You Like Scary Movies
35. Graveyard Sounds
36. Howling Wolves
37. Are You Ready For AScary Experience
38. Knock On Door
39. Welcome
40. Woman Screaming
41. Wecome To Hell
42. Welcome We've Been Expecting You
43. Howling
44. Goblin Laugh (Sound FX)
45. Resident Evil Zombie
46. Resident Evil Scary Noise
47. Scary Sound
48. Sound Effects - Heart Beating
49. Spooky Cartoon
50. Spooky Laughter (Sound FX)
51. The Simpsons I Have Come For Bart Simpson
52. TV Theme Songs - Freddy's Coming For You
53. Wolves (Sound FX)
54. Spooky 1
55. Spooky 2
56. Spooky 3 - Wolf Howl
57. Spooky 4 - Walking Knock Creaky Door
58. Spooky 5 - Footsteps Scream Hack
59. Spooky 6 - Eerie Footsteps Baby and Pocket Watch
60. Spooky 7 - Mystery Suspense
61. Spooky 8 Nervous Breathing & Howl
62. Spooky 9 - Scream
63. Spooky 10

40oz profits mix was #1 in dubstep and #4 in hip hop it must be trap released Oct 2013.

Dank USA Mix was #1 in drum and bass released Feb 2013.

Brooklyn synth/post punk outfit brings this EP to the LECTRIC SANDS label. "COLORS" brings a raw guitar, deep synth bass, & a sassy dadaist vocal. "CITIES OF THE PLAIN" is a more minimal cut with a chiming rhythm that's followed by "THE REPORTER IS A PLANT". ZOOVOX takes side B with a remix!

Los Charly's are back with another bomb of Latin-Funk & Boogaloo for all those who like to move to the rhythm of the Latin groove!
Digging far into their Afro Latin Funk influences, London based band - Los Charly's Orchestra comes up with this brand new single: "Al Ritmo Del Latin Funk" (To the Rhythm of the Latin Funk) plus a supa Latin Funk version of the hidden jam "Descarga Cachao" (Cachao's Jam).

Karriem Riggins to Release solo debut Alone Together, Instrumental Hip-Hop Album on Stones Throw,