Blundetto feat. Cornell Campbell & Little Harry – Good Ol’ Days
If you have not been listening to Max Guiguet aka Blundetto, you’re missing out. The French musician has been lighting up turntables with his releases for quite some time. Moving […]
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Bô’vel – Check 4 U
Be With You Records give you a chance to wrap your hands and ears on a piece of Manchester ’96 and Bô’vel’s highy sought after street soul theme “Check 4 […]
The Allergies: Can’t Keep Working This Hard b/w Run It Back
One of the hardest working duos around, The Allergies are back with more of their uptempo, modern funk floor fillers to heat up your record box and get you moving. […]
Long Distance Dan – Dusted Sounds Volume 1
When we first visited our man Long Distance Dan about a year and a half ago, he was out promoting the excellent The Dust Man Stirs, a cinematic instrumental piece […]
Feeling This Friday: Feels Like Summer Edition
Now you know we don’t eff with a lot of new, wack music out there, but when tracks come around that we feel, especially remixes, we need to give them […]
Disques Debs International Vol. 1
For those fans of the Disques Debs out label of Guadeloupe, you’re in luck. The label that started in the 1950’s and has gone on over fifty years and has […]
Kutiman – Don’t Hold Onto The Clouds
Here’s the latest offering from Israel’s visual artist and musician Kutiman. Constantly reinventing his sound, and always accompanied by top not visuals, he’s back with a new project Don’t Hold […]
Kev Brown – Homework
After a thirteen year gap since his debut record dropped, the legend known as Kev Brown is back with his sophomore effort Homework. His 2005 debut I Do What I […]
Derrick Morgan / Dennis Alcapone – There Stands The Glass
While digging for reggae, we’re always searching for that sound. You know that sound, found so often on labels like Crab, Pama, Attack, and many more. The music has you […]
Beltway Recording Company: Outer Sounds From The Inner Loop
There is music out there people. And I’m not talking about just turning on the radio and hearing the same seven songs driven into your skull by a dull spike […]
