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Hober Mallow / Jim Sharp Resense 053 Resense Records 7"

Smoove / Dr Rubberfunk Sunny Juice / Skeelo Wonder Fridays Funky 45 7"

Unknown Artist Diggin' In The Crates EP Vibez '93 12"

unknown / East End Dubs Unknown EEE are back at it again, taking a 2000's RnB vocal you thought you knew, but you ain’t never heard in this context. Bumping synth heavy roller territory made all the more seductive with that naughty RnB flex. White Label 12"

Vanilla Turn Me Loose Kampana 7"

The Boogie Man / Sipho Gumede Jika Jika 'Jika Jika' is s super sassy version of Grandmaster Flash's iconic 'The Message'. This holy grail reissue from Vive La Musique has had a full remaster and features late, great South African artist Sipho Gumede in his 'Boogie Man' guise. For this one he worked alongside prolific 70s and 80s producer Greg Cutler with a Linn drum and Jupiter 4 synth recreating the famous basslines. Add in a mysterious rap vocal and you have a stone cold classic that will surely be well received in any setting. Flip it over for an extra jazzy synth version. Vive La Musique 7"

Aroop Roy Hustle Do Brasil There's something special with these hush-hush reworks and re-edits as they breathe new life into dusty old Brazilian disco and boogie cuts. A-side 'Hustle Do Brazil' is a rambunctious, party-starting treat that turns a handful of loops from a piano-heavy South American disco record into a bouncy, disco-house slammer. He subtly switches tack on side B, delivering an edit of the deeper, smoother and jazzier 'A Festa', wisely prioritising his source material's spacey jazz-funk synths, heady party atmos, good grooves and even greater electric piano stabs. Samba-disco magic! Kampana 7"

Snips Brainiac Edits Snips is the founder of Barbershop Records and co founder of Livin Proof, with over 15 years experience as one of Londons most prolific DJs and over 10 years worth of production credits across Hip Hops underground. 2018 has seen Snips emerge as a budding solo artist, fusing the production styles of Hip Hop, House, Soul and Funk in the same fashion as he is known to do behind the turntables. With his debut album "The Barbershop" making waves on both sides of the Atlantic and his Single "The Product" On Classic Records garnering support from a cross genre selection of heavyweights such as Karizma, Benji B, Eli Escobar, House Shoes, J Rocc, DJ Spinna and Henry Wu, Snips returns on his own label Barbershop Records and delves into Edit territory once again with a second limited 45'. This release delves into some modern soul and jazz, flipping some new age cult classics to club friendly future anthem. Barbershop Records 7"

Mungo's Hi-Fi No Wata Down Ting Full-length from Mungo’s Hi-Fi with YT Some of the most outstanding contributions on Mungo’s Hi Fi multi-artist projects have come from Ipswich lyricist YT. So it was only a matter of time before they collaborated on a full album together. The theme is real, undiluted reggae music. YT and Mungo's share a passion for the often overlooked 80's rub-a-dub and early dancehall sound. The stripped down riddim tracks allow YT's strong, melodic delivery and intelligent lyrics to take centre stage. YT doesn’t flinch from life’s harsh realities and tough questions. Yet he is also sufficiently wellgrounded to breathe new fire into staple topics like sound clash and ghetto romance. He spars with two of the greatest dancehall singers, in Johnny Osbourne and Little John, over music laid with the help of Prince Fatty to add that analogue rub-a-dub flavour. The result is an album that salutes the foundation and its continued relevance in modern dances today Scotch Bonnet CD | LP

Hip Hop Fire Vol 1 2 slabs of classic Hip Hop history from American 45 only label imprint.300 It would be fair to say that debutant label Hip-Hop Fire is fittingly named. The imprint was apparently established to deliver seven-inch singles showcasing a variety of much-loved vintage rap hits. Release number one kicks of with 'Still D.R.E', Dr Dre's chart-bothering 1999 hit featuring guest vocals from the mother-loving dee oh double dee himself, Snoop Dogg (not to mention some fine additional lyrics by Jay-Z and a killer piano hook from co-producer Scott Storch). Over on the flip there's another chance to savour Public Enemy's 1994 conscious rap classic 'Give It Up', which also happens to be one of the weightiest and funkiest cuts in their incredible catalogue pieces. Hip Hop Fire 7"

BIG MAC Nas Is Like Large Combo 7"

LA CUMBIA MODERNA DE SOLEDAD / MACHUCA CUMBIA DA YA THINK I'M SEXY? Two tropical versions of massive disco hits. 'Da Ya Think I'm Sexy' (Rod Stewart) by La Cumbia Moderna de Soledad is a playful mix of the old and the modern that guarantees some dancefloor heat each time the needle hits the surface of the vinyl, and the Machuca Cumbia rendition of Bee Gees 'Stayin' Alive' becomes a dancefloor winner full of hypnotic percussions and guitars. A perfect follow-up to the acclaimed previous singles in our 'Tropical 45s series' that so far has included recordings by the likes of Jimmy Salcedo or Sebastiao Tapajos/Pedro Dos Santos. VAMPISOUL 7"

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