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PURPLE DISCO MACHINE Exotica Sweat It Out! / Virgin EMI LP

Trax - The Foundations of House Various Artists Demon Records LP

Pete Tong with The Heritage Orchestra / Pete Tong Pete Tong + Friends: Ibiza Classics MInistry Of Sound LP

GABRIELS Love and Hate in a Different Time (Kerri Chandler Remixes) American house music legend Kerri Chandler has reimagined Gabriels’ debut single, Love and Hate in a Different Time. It’s the first reinterpretation of the LA band’s standout hit, and an unsurprisingly soulful take by the New Jersey deep house pioneer. Kerri says "The moment I heard and saw the video for the Gabriels it gave me chills, Jacob’s voice and the production immediately stood out to me. I wanted to know who was behind this beautiful song. The more I spoke with Ryan, Ari and Jacob, the more we became family, it felt like I have known them for years. When they told me they wanted to go back in the studio to go and re-record vocals, just for my rework I was overjoyed that we were all working together to give this new mix its own signature sound and personality. Gabriels are incredibly talented and I’m very happy to have met such an inspirational band." Comprising four classic Kerri mixes across one 12 Inch, the A side hits with a trademark Vocal mix from the master, as he adds a soulful house swing and uplifting Kerri-keys that enhances the gospel spirit of the original and aims it squarely at the club. Following this, Jacob’s incredible vocal performance sits centre stage with an exquisite Acapella version. On the flip, Kerri offers up a deep, late night ‘623 Again’ mix, blending all manner of elements from his illustrious back catalogue and an eyes closed, sun soaked ‘Feel’ mix to round off the EP. Atlas Artists / Parlophone 12"

Adelphi Music Factory Under The Yellow Arch EP Pumping 90's French style house EP from the mighty Adelphi Music Factory, serious! Freedom is here, but what is the cost? Lies and alternative facts - corruption and betrayal. A people disaffected. But when we dance again - nothing else matters. Under The Yellow Arch EP: A rhapsody for the return of the dance floor. Adelphi Music Factory herald the third summer of love. Sisterhood, brotherhood, freedom, peace. Beat Factory 12"

Paul Johnson Feel The Music Born and raised in the birthplace of House Music, Paul Johnson has released a vast amount of music for some of the most consistently underground dance labels before hooking up with Peacefrog. 12" releases on the likes of Cajual / Relief and Dance Mania led to his debut album release Bump Talkin in 1995. His remix work for Stacy Kidd, Joey Beltram, Green Velvet, Armando, CC Penniston, Ron Trent, K-Alexi, and Steve Poindexter amongst many others have made their way into all the big DJ’s boxes, many of which remain there to this day. Paul's breakthrough moment arrived in 1999 with his International hit Get Down which is still heard in clubs and on the radio to this day. Paul Johnsons second Peacefrog album originally released in 1996 is a 90’s house music masterpiece. Containing some of the classiest house to hail from the Windy City. Classics including A Little Suntin Suntin, Summer Heat and I Wonder Why will have you smiling while you’re jackin’. Peacefrog Records LP

East End Dubs / Rossi. / Fabe / Rich NxT / Sidney Charles / Cuartero East End Dubs Collaborations EP First up is ‘Stargaze’ alongside Salty Nuts boss Fabe as the German’s playful, skipping rhythms float atop of EED’s snaking basslines and tough kicks, while ‘New Game’ alongside London hotshot Rossi. welcomes chunky, rubbery bass licks, hypnotising electronics and crisp snare hits. Up next, the bubbling sonics of ‘Mental Stealth’ enter as EED and Sidney Charles layer silky drums and airy melodies to reveal an irresistible wormhole of sounds. Having partnered on FUSE previously, Rich NxT joins with authority on ‘Delicut’ as the pair offer up a no-nonsense after- hours anthem fuelled by zipping stars and heavyweight low-ends, before closing via the energetic, swing-fuelled grooves of ‘Static Sea’ with Spaniard Cuartero. Eastenderz 12"

David Morales Life Is A Song - Album Sampler David Morales opens a new chapter of his illustrious career with a four-track EP of lacerating club rhythms that blend tribal percussion and melodic vocals, lush strings, and key-boards. There are few producers in the electronic house music realm who can translate “here’s some tracks I made during lockdown” into a compelling EP that is bound to be celebrated as a return to the dancefloor. DIRIDIM 12"

Snips Nutty Squirrel 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 third limited 45'. This release delves into some neo soul classics, cleverly flipping a pair of favorites from one of the genres most belove couples of the 00s. Barbershop Records 7"

Leroy Burgess / LOGG Dance Till U Can't This is a big one, the first official new music from LOGG since their monster classic album release in 1981. Marc Mac on remix duties bringing back some of that super Disco-Boogie flavour on the main mix, and a nu school boogie flex on the flip. Also included is the fantastic original version by Leroy Burgess and LOGG. All previously unreleased tracks. Only 500 limited edition vinyl copies available. Omniverse Records 12"

Andy C Slip N Slide / Roll On Andy C's follow up to his previous 'Bass Logic' EP came in 1993 with the title track 'Slip 'N' Slide. Retaining Hardcore elements of the era with the typical orchestra stabs dropping to the lower octaves with oscillating low sub bass lines over off beat breaks. Sonz of a Loop Da Loop Era (Danny Breaks), from the legendary record shop in Romford 'Boogie Times' was tasked with remixing Andy C's 'Bass Constructor'. Original vocals which were performed by Andy's local friend Karen, layered over African vocal sample chants. Hardcore flavours with a nod back to Eastern Promise's (RAMM2) high sub blip echoes. Moving forward in time to 1995, Andy C smashed it out of the park with Ram's 12th release. 'Roll On' was originally the B side, but after smashing up dance floors all over the world, it became almost as anthemic as 'Valley of the Shadows'. Instantly recognisable string pad chords highlight precision tooled breakbeats of the newer Jungle genre that had emerged out of Hardcore. Heralded as a true classic from that year. ‘Cool Down’ was originally the A side of RAMM12, this Amen tear out track with the vocal 'cool down the dance hall' did exactly the opposite, setting dance floors ablaze with its energy and attack. 12"

Origin Unknown The Touch / Valley Of The Shadows Enter the Origin Unknown with the 2 massive tracks "Valley of the Shadows" and "The Touch". In 1993, Andy C & Ant Miles set out about creating a fourth release for the newly established Ram Records, now just a year old. With Hardcore still prominent in the clubs around the world, The Touch features rollercoaster bass swoops against energetic breaks flowing around the main sung vocal "c'mon and touch me". An early sign of the precision arrangements that became synonymous of Ram's early sound that followed over for many years. Whilst going through the remaining samples in the sampler that had not been used on the A side, the pair suddenly went on a tangent with one of the drum breaks. Experimenting with the new timestretch function in the Akai sampler, they soon had a shuffle groove layered and moving. With Ant Miles' sculpted and edited arpeggio bell line sample, a new overall sound and vibe was beginning to emerge out of their studio Atari ST computer. Utilising an original organic analogue string pad, the haunting sinister vibe became complete. With the vocal from the BBC QED documentary 'Glimpses of Death' - "I felt, like I was in a long dark tunnel" all that remained was one of the most memorable pounding bass lines to sit underneath it all. The result was an instant impact on the scene, heralded as one of the first anthems of the Jungle genre. Multi award-winning and the track that cemented Andy & Ant and their label Ram Records within the scene. Ram Records 12"

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