The Face Radio Brooklyn Is Looking For DJs/ Presenters
We’re excited to announce that The Face Radio in Brooklyn has found a new home. They are in their new studio in Bushwick, Brooklyn, so congrats to the team. They’ve […]
Tag Archives: Vinyl Records
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 […]
The Selenites Band – Ethio Jazz Groove Project
Where were you when you first heard Ethio-Jazz? How did it make you feel? Did it change your life? It did for us. This often misunderstood genre is incredible to […]
Hector Plimmer – Next To Nothing
We’ve always dug what the man called Hector Plimmer put out. The man who wears the DJ/ producer/ composer hat(s) from South London has been giving us some finely crated […]
Leon Dinero – If You Ask Me
Coming straight off of the hot debut forty five, a ska/ rocksteady version of Lee Fields & The Sugarman 3’s “Lover Like Me”on Daptone Records, the ever so mysterious Leon […]
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 […]
Nigeria Nice ‘Zine/ Mixtape
Staring the week off with a really dope project here from Morgan “Moman” Nixon and Nigeria Nice. An avid champion and collector of Nigerian disco records, he’s put together a […]
DJ Center – Dem Say Ah (Akoya Re-Rub)
Ending the week off with a bang, we’ve got the new certified BANGER from the homie DJ Center and Akoya Afrobeat. If you dig the afrobeat sound, then you know […]
Plants Dub – Music From The Trees
And the most interesting dub record of the year goes to Plant Dub. This art project from a collective out of Lecce, Italy was formed by light designer and art […]
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 […]
