Akasha: An Eye For An Eye
No new comer to the reggae game, Chicago’s Jump Up Records has been releasing quality reggae vinyl for the past twenty four years. That’s right, for nearly a quarter century […]
Category Archives: New Releases
Diamond Ortiz – Right Back Atcha
The Austin Boogie Crew is back once again with a banger just in time for the warm weather. This time it’s boogie vet Diamond Ortiz with a twelve inch of […]
Hampshire and Foat: Galaxies Like Grains of Sand
It’s always a bonus when talented musicians get behind a genre and really do it justice. Today, we have the ever talented pianist Greg Foat and multi-instrumentalist Warren Hampshire from […]
Takashi Nakazato – Pista Libre Part 1 + 2
Today’s music comes from Japanese percussionist Takashi Nakazato, a contributor to the group Jazztronik out of Tokyo and their myriad of records going way back when. This forty five is […]
Hackney Colliery Band – Live
The Hackney Colliery Band are an outfit known not just for their studio albums, but for their high intensity, energy fueled live shows. Well, if you haven’t got a chance […]
Nasimoto (Nas & Quasimoto Remix)
Just when remixes and mash ups couldn’t go any further, in steps D.Begun from Portsmouth, NH. File under ‘why the hell wasn’t this ever done before?”! Take some Quasimoto The […]
DJ Spinna – 1996 Beat Tape
When it comes to DJ and producing, DJ Spinna is one of few that can do what he does. A talented DJ, known for his eclectic sets, dude is equally […]
Izo FitzRoy – Skyline
This morning’s musical goodness comes out of the Jalapeno Records camp from Izo FitzRoy and her deep track “Skyline”. Jumping onto the music scene about a year ago and representing […]
The Zone Identity – Funk-I-Tus
nce the early days of FMF. One such artist who has reinvented himself is J-Zone. The former rapper turned drummer has turned his career around and has been putting out […]
Mr. President – Going To A Go Go
It’s always great to have some music passed on to you, and when our man in New England TD passed this side over, we dug it so much we wanted […]
