Liam Bailey – Champion
You may have the record “When Will They Learn” from Liam Bailey, a one off he did with the Truth & Soul label about a dozen years ago. The tune […]
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CRAC – All For You
With the multitude of music out there past and present, there are records that are bound to fall through the cracks, get passed over, and even stay in obscurity from […]
Dr. Rubberfunk – My Life At 45 Part 3
Moving along nicely, as the man always does, we have Jalapeno mainstay Dr. Rubberfunk with another (the third) installment in his My Life At 45 single series. With success from […]
Pat Van Dyke – New Memories b/w Alright By Me
Just in time for an extended Summer here on the East Coast, Pat Van Dyke follows up his previous stunner Hello Summer with a new forty five that’s two sides […]
Synthia: Tonight You Might
There are artists and labels who do it right, then there are artist and labels who do it right. That’s Big Crown. They’re jumping off into the world of Boogie […]
Feeling This Friday: Tawiah – Recreate
Friday comes so fast lately, here’s an artist we are definitely feeling. The latest signing to the First Word label, UK artist Tawiah, is no stranger to the music biz. […]
Feeling This Friday: Durand Jones & the Indications: Cruisin’ To The Park
This Friday we are feeling the new forty five and accompanying video from Durand Jones & the Indications ‘Cruisin’ To The Park”. Originally packaged as a bundle for their sophomore […]
Patterson Twins – Let Me Be Your Lover
Acid Jazz Records bring us a rare and rather expensive Lp back to life with the upcoming release of the Patterson Twins Let Me Be Your Lover. Originally out in […]
Barbara Howard – I Don’t Want Your Love
Colemine Records come up once again and put everyone on to some rare funky soul via their Remind Records imprint with Barbara Howard’s 1968 scorcher “I Don’t Want Love”. This […]
Carlton Jumel Smith – Love Our Love Affair
This is exactly what we need right now, a record that feels good. A record with such great production, it zaps you back to the mid ’60’s in an instant. […]
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