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Turrell / Smoove Antique Soul Jalapeno Records LP

Smoove & Turrell Red Ellen Jalapeno Records CD | LP

Skeewiff Exclusive Blend / Spanish Flea Jalapeno Records 7"

Kraak & Smaak Twenty Kraak & Smaak have established themselves as a formidable force in electronic music over the past two decades.2023 sees the Dutch masters of nu disco, funk and all things electronic celebrating their 20th year in the game. This anniversary will be marked with hand-picked selections from their outstanding catalogue on Jalapeno Records and their own label Boogie Angst, called simply - 'Twenty'.The album works its way through the band and fan favourites and showcases some of the incredible guests they've worked with over the years – from Lee Fields to Parcels, Romanthony to Mayer Hawthorne, Ben Westbeech to Durand Jones. A wicked listen from start to finish, 'Twenty' is a collection that does not disappoint... Jalapeno Records CD | LP

Skeewiff Shake What Your Mama Gave Ya Jalapeno Records is a label that prides itself on providing the finest eclectic music. No other artist embodies this spirit more than founders Elliot Ireland and Alex Rizzo, collectively known as Skeewiff. They're legends in the underground funky scene, finding themselves the delighted proprietors of worldwide number one hits, running their own Pedigree Cuts library music imprint, working with heroes like Alan Hawkshaw and amassing a high-quality body of work that would be the pride of any ambitious musician. Their joyous blend of impeccable production, astonishing taste and rare ability to not take yourself too seriously is captured in the two tracks that appear on this new 7" release. Big beats? country & western? sitars? funk? soul? And more? It's got everything that will guarantee to make you Shake What Your Mama Gave Ya! Jalapeno Records 7"

Radio Trip Music Heads Music Heads by Radio Trip is and remains one of the most far out releases we have ever had on Jalapeno Records. In the Noughties, the label was approached with some incredible music by the super talented Mixmonster and Schoolmaster, founding members of the Israeli jazz funk band 'The Apples'. Produced under their 'Radio Trip' moniker, the album was a glorious cut & paste journey into sound, with overtones of musique concrete, brought to life by their fascination with vinyl culture, turntablism and sampling. Their source material knows no bounds and draws from a diverse palette. Traditional middle eastern meets blues, jazz meets rock, hip hop meets psychedelic, and more all come together into one blossoming, cheerful trip, where the cultures of the world collide. At the time, music piracy was in its heyday and the vinyl market was supposedly in a death spiral, so it was only released on CD and digital. Now released for the first time on a very limited vinyl LP run, this gem of an album may be one of those moments you discover a touch of genius in a world where formulaic music is churned out with no soul in it's bones. Jalapeno Records LP

Soopasoul A Wild Mad Beat Soopasoul is an enigmatic producer, who's purist approach to jazz, funk and soul music has resonated with DJs, break-dancers, music connoisseurs, critics and casual listeners alike. Since furthering his legacy by creating a hugely successful edits series, Soopasoul returns with some more original cuts in the shape of 'A Wild Mad Beat' and 'Swing Down'. 'A Mad Wild Beat' does exactly what it says on tin. Kicking things off with a tough break that knocks so delightfully hard, this energetic vibe moves swiftly into a lead sax being given the freedom front and centre to flow over tight horn stabs, guitar licks, percussion and a monster of a bassline. But it doesn't stop there. 'Swing Down' switches things up on the flip, with it's up-tempo feel-good rare groove. The band are in full swing here, deftly providing the playful call-and-response to the sexy call-to-action found in the lyrics, all skilfully delivered with the intention to get the dancefloor into the right mood to party all night long. Jalapeno Records 7"

Smoove First Class Smoove is the archetypal B-Boy made good. Despite his huge international success with Smoove & Turrell and his ability to craft jazz, soul, latin, hip hop and funk into world beating dancefloor killers – he can still be found every weekend he's not playing live jumping on a plane or a train to go and DJ in Germany, Italy, Ibiza or just down to Manchester, Bristol or London wherever his diary tells him he has to go..Wherever it is, his incredible skills behind the decks mean that he gets asked back and the breadth of the music seamlessly joined by his turntablist skills jumps from disco to funk, jazz to soul, hip hop to house and back again.The endless flights, trains and hotel rooms are dead time to some DJ's but Smoove is always creating new tunes for his set on the fly and working his different influences into the remixes and productions he is currently on. There were at least 40 remixes that could have been included on this album but in the end he chose the ones that worked best together and made the album flow like one of his legendary DJ sets. Jalapeno Records LP

Ephemerals Nothin Is Easy Meet Ephemerals, whose debut LP 'Nothin Is Easy' was a fresh, exciting and soulful body of work that commanded some serious attention on release. Known for fusing styles including soul, spiritual jazz, psychedelia, and spoken word, to convey an identity that is unmistakably their own, the band has evolved exponentially over the course of four critically acclaimed albums to date. They continuously push beyond the boundaries of traditional genre ideas and traverse unexplored musical territories. The core of their work is built from the honest and incisive compositions of Hillman Mondegreen combined with the unmistakably emotive vocal delivery of singer Wolfgang Valbrun. Their loyal following demanded the vinyl repress of this debut album and so they return with a very limited blue and black smoked marble version to fulfil that need. Jalapeno Records LP

Smoove / Smoove & Turrell / Turrell Stratos Bleu Remixed Smoove & Turrell have never been scared of a gamble or two and over the course of their career, and their latest album - 'Stratos Bleu' marked some of the biggest stylistic changes to date. Though long lauded as one of the UK's top bands in funk and soul circles, their album was a decidedly rawer analogue affair drawing on influences as diverse as Detroit techno, Bristol bass as well as the party starting breakbeat funk they are so well known for. Hitting #1 position in the Official UK Dance Charts on release week and grabbing the Album of the Day accolade from BBC 6 Music proved the band were entirely right. Given the strength of the source material it was only right to issue a remixes album on the project and there was no shortage of producers lining up to get involved. Dance luminaries including Ray Mang, Ashley Beedle, Steve Cobby and Fouk all signed on immediately. So it, made sense to put together their fine interpretations on a disco house focused vinyl. This 4-track ep also includes the outstanding acid house rework of the band's album favorite 'E.P.' by newcomers Rayka. Jalapeno Records 12"

Smoove & Turrell Elgin Towers (Hot Toddy Remixes) 'Stratos Bleu' marked an evolution in Smoove & Turrell's career, seeing the band create another masterful album, which gratified the immense appetites of their fiercely passionate and eclectic fanbase. Stepping up to the challenge of remixing album track 'Elgin Towers', Nu disco legend Hot Toddy (Crazy P) delivers a deep, dreamy and driving groove as the bedding for John Turrell's wholesome tones. Lyrical themes explore the world's lust for greed and power, while a full gospel choir section builds the track smoothly to an anthemic and soulful climax. If that's not enough, this 12" also comes with a glorious Balearic dub to fulfil the need, alongside the formidable original album version. Jalapeno Records 12"

Hoglodytes Peace Soup Meet Hoglodytes – and their Peace Soup EP – a mighty joining of hip-hop’s east and west coasts in the NY/ Woolacombe hook-up we’ve all been waiting for. Yep, you read that right – in lieu of getting both sides of the continental US to unite, the UK’s very own west coast scene has stepped into the breach. NY city is represented by the highly capable emcee Emskee of The Good People – who recently had a release out with Blunted Astronaut and is no stranger to working with UK beatmakers having previously done mic duties with Bristol’s Beekeepers. On beats are Woolacombe’s hip-hop scene and rural Devon’s finest – the equally capable and superbly named Chubb Nice and Vinyl Peasant – who deliver four uptempo nineties style bumps so you can throw your hoes down and get your hands up Jalapeno Records 12"

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