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Killer early 90's Detroit techno! Melodic strings, 808s, and loosely swung samples. Re-mastered from the original tapes. Check!

Chicago legend Ron Trent meets Skymark and remixes one of his classic tracks, treating us to one of his deepest, dubbiest and dreamiest of jams in recent years. Summer dancefloor business!

DJ / producer, Hunee picks "a collection of his favourite dancefloor cuts from the '70s until modern time", packed with obscure and inspired jams in a variety of styles; from the likes of Ron Trent and Larry Heard through to Kenny Larkin's Dark Comedy, Pat Thomas and beyond! Inspired selection!

Privately released only solo album by José Manclière, with amazing experimental fusion tracks merging Gwo Ka, Funky Jazz & Biguine, with an early electronic synthetic production. An ultra rare album previously only distributed in the West Indies but has now reached holy grail status. With a super limited run of 500 copies, you can't sleep on this killer reissue!

Wicked, hazy Balearic vibes on the opening track 'Yo, Interlude' with some jazz-funk and deep, deep house slickness in acompaniamen! Killer release from one to watch, Mambele!

All time classic, summertime disco jam from the legendary trumpeter Donald Byrd! Originally released in 1981 the track was written and produced by Isaac Hayes. 2018 reissue from Groovin Recordings - ESSENTIAL!

Axe On Wax head Fede Lng teams up with Shall Not Fade's Deejay Astral for a deep, lo-fi house music rubdown! Another killer release on the Who's Susan label!

BACK IN STOCK - All time vocal roots classic mid 70s from Junior Byles with dubwise on the flip. Clean and loud pressings.

A much needed reissue of this sought-after deep, soulful, cosmic, Chicago house classic from 1998. Produced by by dream team Ron Trent and Anthony Nicholson aka Urban Sound Gallery/USG!

More wicked, deep, dream-house abstractions from the Pender Street Steppers via Mood Hut!

Studio One Freedom Sounds is the new collection from Soul Jazz/Studio One focussing on the intense period in the second half of the 1960s when Studio One’s vast and unbeatable output of ska, soul, rock steady and reggae made it literally one of the hottest musical empires in the world.

During this highly successful period, Clement ‘Sir Coxsone’ Dodd released hundreds and hundreds of superlative singles seemingly on an almost daily basis, in the process making huge stars out of Jamaican singers such as Alton Ellis, Delroy Wilson, The Wailers, Slim Smith, Jackie Opel and many more.

Powered by the finest in-house musicians working in Jamaica, whether it was The Skatalites, Jackie Mittoo’s Soul Brothers, The Sounds Dimension or The Soul Vendors, Studio One functioned as hit factory on the scale of Motown in the USA, shaping and defining reggae music for decades to come.

Singlehandedly Studio One’s founder Clement Dodd was able to create the most successful vertically-integrated record company that Jamaica had ever known with pressing plant, printers, studio, shops, and sound systems all running at once, with over 50 employees and hundreds of artists working with Studio One during this time.

Studio One Freedom Sounds tells the story of Studio One in the 1960s with a stunning set of ska, soul, rock steady and reggae killer tunes as well as informative sleevenotes and track-by-track info by Noel Hawks. The album is released as heavyweight double vinyl (+ free download code), deluxe CD and digital album.

Glaswegian techno stalwart Rubadub release the latest nugget from Fake Left - anthemic, Detroit style techno vibes with rippling acid sequences - big 'un! 

Emotional Response and Meda Fury are back in alliance for this remix EP of key tracks from Sad City's excellent 'Shapes In Formation' album of 2016. Killer percussive heavy, mid-tempo house mixes from the ever reliable DJ Nature and deeper shades from HOLOVR and Herron.

Icelandic multi-instrumentalist and composer's fourth solo LP finds him working with Stratus, a piece of computer software he programmed over two years in collaboration with Halldór Eldjárn.

The second release on IS Records! The beats are allowed to breathe on 'Future That Never Was' the growling bassline sets the groove - seriously good! Ethereal, laidback house vibes on 'Fake The Feeling' and tech-soul goodness from 'Out Of Orbit', could work a dancefloor or keep you locked in the groove in your headphones!

Ritual Poison launch with material from Bufobufo. 'What's That Noise?' mixes up some vintage, Sheffield style bleep techno vibes with some steppin' house music traxx! 

Great Rocksteady vocal cut from Alva Lewis with backing from Bobby Aitken & The Caribbeats with Lester Sterling's instrumental "Soul Voyage" on the flip.

Library / OST mixtape vibes from Los Angeles’ most revered gospel music knowledges, Greg Belson - limited copies available!

Following on from recent releases on Ninja Tune and Ho-Tep Letherette step back up with a new release on their own imprint Wulf records. Letherettes signature chops can be heard throughout the EP - from the disco cuts of Flowatch to the piano slices of Feel It. Dance floor business! 

Defining math / post rock album from Slint, originally released on Touch And Go in 1991. Essential.

Wicked debut release from the 8 man, south east London based brass band - Don't Problem. This EP features all original compositions of heavy funk, psychedelic jazz and ferocious grime-inspired improvisation, aimed squarely at the dance floor. A definite shift away from the pop cover and marching band you would associate with the brass band genre! For fans of The Comet Is Coming, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, Sons of Kemet, Heliocentrics and Charles Mingus....Big tip!!!!

Limited to 300 copies!

Deep old school Italo house style homage from Baltra, given a rough, lo-fi veneer and extra production from the always excellent DJ Seinfeld. Dreamy. 

The holy grail of Sun Ra albums! Utterly essential deep jazz with vocals and Sun Ra on electric piano - this is up there with Lanquidity as one of his best albums! Very highly recommended! If you like 1970s deep jazz then you need this album - it's as simple as that!

Songs about the unity of Sudan, peace between Muslims and Christians and the fate of war orphans, backed by grooves equally taking influence from Arabic sounds, American funk as well as neighboring Ethiopia. A great collection from Habibi Funk highlighting one of the key figures of the Sudanese jazz scene!

Slo-mo beatdown house styles from the one and only DJ Nature - landing an EP of nuggets following heaters for the likes of Golf Channel Recordings and Jazzy Sport! Pow!