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A new label offering from the ever active vaults of Mr. Sascha Müller is the new imprint named Psychocandies which is setting things straight for an Acid-poisoned future with cat.no. 001 which is a marbled, limited to 200 copies 7" pressing holding Sascha Müllers "Tempelrotation (Edit)" and Acidfloors "Goja 3" on the flip. Whilst the first mentioned tune is on a grinding, distorted MonoAcid tip clearly influenced by long gone labels like Labworks or Propulsion 285 we see Acidfloor working on a mind bending fusion of dry ElectroPhonk and a tweeking 303 that is about to make all breakers twist their legs and the rest of the crew jump around like mad. If you love alltime classics like "Higher State Of Consciousness" you'll surely appreciate this little tune as well. Watch out for more candy!
- A1: Roy Shirley - Music Field
- A2: Slim Smith & The Uniques - My Conversation
- A3: Val Bennett - The Russians Are Coming
- A4: Max Romeo - Wet Dream
- A5: Lester Sterling & Stranger Cole - Bangarang
- A6: Pat Kelly - How Long
- B1: Roland Alphonso - One Thousand Tons Of Megaton
- B2: Bob Marley - Mr Chatterbox
- B3: John Holt - Stick By Me
- B4: Eric Donaldson - Cherry Oh Baby
- B5: Delroy Wilson - Better Must Come
- B6: Alton Ellis - Play It Cool
- C1: Leroy Smart - God Helps The Man
- C2: Horace Andy - You Are My Angel
- C3: Johnny Clarke - None Shall Escape The Judgement
- C4: Cornell Campbell - A Dance In A Greenwich Farm
- C5: The Aggrovators - A Noise Place
- D1: The Aggrovators - A Ruffer Version
- D2: U Roy & Jeff Barnes - Wake The Nation
- D3: Dennis Alcapone - Cassius Clay
- D4: I Roy - Straight To Derrick Morgan's Head
- D5: Jah Stitch - Strickly Rockers
Edward O’Sullivan Lee “but my friends call me Bunny or Striker Lee” was born in Kingston, Jamaica on 23rd August 1941. He started in the music business plugging records for Duke Reid at Treasure Isle, Coxsone Dodd at Studio One and Leslie Kong at Beverley’s. “I used to do plugging… when I say plugging I used to get their records played on ‘Teenage Dance Party’ and we’d dance so if you had a record to plug you’d put it on and dance to it and show the latest moves”.
It's been 16 years since the guy's debut on Moving Shadow and throughout those years they have recorded for a number of labels such as Reinforced, Good Looking, Hospital, Botchit & Scarper, Southern Fried, Polydor and Mr. Bongo. But their real passion is Passenger, 14 years of pushing out the cutting edge dance music of all genres and things have come near full circle.
- 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)
- A1: Niney* - Blood & Fire
- A2: Big Youth - Whole Lot Of Fire
- A3: Max Romeo & Lee Perry - Rasta Bandwagon
- A4: Delroy Wilson - Rascal Man (False Rasta)
- A5: Sang Hugh & The Lionaires - Rasta No Born Yah (Extended)
- A6: Michael Rose - Guess Who's Coming To Dinner / Clap The Barber
- A7: Delroy Washington - The Way To Reason
- B1: Slim Smith - I Need Your Loving
- B2: Gregory Isaacs - Rock On
- B3: Ken Boothe - Silver Words
- B4: Dennis Brown - Here I Come
- B5: Johnny Clarke - Warrior
- B6: Junior Delgado - Every Natty
- B7: Junior Byles - Weeping
- C1: Gregory Isaacs & Ranking Buckers - Slave Master / Captives
- C2: Freddie Mcgregor - Chant It Down
- C3: Leroy Smart - Jah Is My Light
- C4: Dennis Brown - No More Will I Roam (Extended)
- C5: Horace Andy - Materialist
- C6: Jacob Miller - Moses
- C7: Niney* - Mutiny
- D1: The Ethiopians - Slave Call
- D2: The Heptones - Temptation, Botheration & Tribulation
- D3: Third World - Roots With Quality
- D4: Freddie Mcgregor - Tease My Love
- D5: Sugar Minott - Lover's Race
- D6: Don Carlos (2) - Mr. Sun
- D7: Barry Brown - Thank You Mama
Nachgepresst und mit leicht erhöhtem Preis wieder lieferbar ist die Doppel-LP von und mit der Produzentenlegende Winston Holness aka Niney The Observer, vollgepackt mit 28 Klassikern aus der Bütezeit des Reggae inklusive Nineys Hit "Blood & Fire". Mit allen Artists mit Rang und Namen und den Musikern der Aggrovators, The Revolutionaries und dem Soul Syndicate, eingespielt in Randy's Studio 17, King Tubby's, Dynamic Sounds, Channel One, Joe Gibbs und dem Black Ark Studio!
The Berlin based Alexander Kowalski is responsible for projects like DisX 3 (Tresor, Konsequent), Mr. Discoteque (BCC), as Double X together with Stassy (Sender Berlin) and last but not least under his real name Alexander Kowalski exclusive for Kanzleramt. After his debut 12inch for Kanzleramt titled "Live" featured two unchanged live recordings, Alex released his second 12inch "Dark Soul" in 2000 which includes the first solo-studio-recordings for Kanzleramt. This 12" gives you a taste for Alexander Kowalski's follow up LP "Echoes". The acutely harmonic tracks on "Dark Soul" are a tribute to the dark side of Alexander Kowalski and may belong to one of the best productions without a doubt in 2000. Alexander released his really successful long-player "Response" in 2003 and his 12inch release "Alexander Kowalski With Funk D'Void And Joris Voorn" on Kanzleramt at last.
Pursuing their explorations of international Funk and Disco music, Favorite Recordings and Patchworks present us Voilaaa. Following a first 2 tracks single acclaimed this summer and clearly revealing the Afro-Disco inspiration of this new experience, here comes Voilaaa's first album, titled On te l'avait dit. After his projects such as The Dynamics, Mr President, Mr Day, Patchworks Galactic Project, or Taggy Matcher, the insatiable French producer therefore returns to his first love and specialty, Disco music, staring this time at the African and Caribbean influences. The 10 tracks of the album are instantly up to expectations, chaining hit after hit tirelessly, and offering brilliant collaborations with Sir Jean, Pat Kalla, Renaud Bilombo, or label mates Hawa and Fouley Badiaga.















