Native Detroit band Will Sessions' "True Story" is based on fellow motor city resident Phat Kat track of the same name. "Dub Rock" sees the band re-imagining Black Milk's dubwise, reggae riddim adding their funky soul edge.

Limied 7" release from London's Tapes on Astro Dynamics. Raised on a healthy diet of Jamaican dub, rotted reels and dusty electronics, Tapes delivers one of his most experimental, f'ed up productions to date. The jerky 8-bit collisons on "Oberheimer"  recall Dabrye's classic crushed, industrial sonics, whilst "Dungeness" on the flip is a druggy, digi-riddim with sinister soundtrack undertones. ACE!

1973 meets 2012 with this inspiring collection of rare soul sides courtesy of Outta Sight. Capturing the sound of Blackpool Mecca c/o the Anderson Brothers coupled with one of the world’s most sampled drum breaks from “It’s A New Day” by the legendary Skull Snaps.

1973 meets 2012 with this inspiring collection of rare soul sides courtesy of Outta Sight. Anthem alert! Two b-boy breaks classics!

1973 meets 2012 with this inspiring collection of rare soul sides courtesy of Outta Sight. Disc 1 pairs the current in demand rarity by Danny Owens with the all-time classic girl sound from Lydia Marcelle – both songs written by Hollywood legend Harley Hatcher.

Limited 10" release from Deeper Knowledge crew New York featuring Channel One artists from jamaica.

Killer Little Roy tune "Leaving Rome" on this double A side both with strong dubs

Last Step is an alias used by Aaron Funk, whom you may know as Venetian Snares. Recorded using his own arsenal of analogue synths and sequencers, Aaron has exploited the wandering timing and pitch of these old beasts to produce uncanny and evocative detuning effects which add to the induced torpor. While the atmosphere may be unsettling in places, the tempos and structures are those of an experimental house music album, with abstracted 303 acid lines and classic drum machines acting as a welcome familiarity as you navigate the odd time-signatures and plastic aural sensations of Last Step's hypnagogic world.

Produced by Lee Perry at his studio "Black Ark" mid 70s roots that could only be recorded by the upsetter.

Rare 80s roots tune originally on a 12" on a limited repress from new york, check dub clean cut.

Produced by original Randy's Record Mart man, the late Morris "CB" Edwards for his Quarter Mile label, this is Brogg's first ever tune, originally released under his right name of Henry James.

As Himself is Stik Figa at his natural relaxed best: light hearted and intelligent, with a mesmerizing flow. Produced entirely by Micheal "Seven" Summers (frequent Tech N9ne, Mac Lethal collaborator) using contemporary arrangements drenched in soul & funk, backed by trunk rattling 808's. Stik delivers subtle bluecollar lyricism with a southern aestheic.

Limited french represses from 1976 produced by harry j, repressed with full label repro and clean cut.

Killer deep reggae vocal tune produced by Harry Johnson in the mid 70s with top dub on the flip.

Limited repress of obscure strong roots tune with dub to match originally released in 1976.

Digital Dancehall roots rarity from Teddy Irie and Harry j's studio originally released in 1986, check b-side for stripped down rhythm.

Tuff new roots repress originally released mid 80s on harry j's records with wicked dub on the flip.

"Trophies" is 16 tracks of mass appeal set in motion by two different eras of hip hop's elite. Detroit producer Apollo Brown lays the foundation, and the legendary OC constructs the vocals. Arguably, their best album respectively, "Trophies" is straight to the point hip hop; no frills, no preservatives, not even a single feature. Just OC at his finest and Apollo once again commanding no disappointments.

This album features a strong selection of tracks produced by the one and only Kev Brown, with appearances by many of Kev’s longtime friends and “DMV” all-stars such as Raheem Devaughn, yU, Ken Starr, Sean Born and more. Warm beats with that boom bap and soulful samples. Kev has produced beats for the likes of Busta Rhymes, Jazzy Jeff and De La Soul. CD also comes with instrumentals of the entire album, so you can practice your versus!

BACK IN STOCK! Light years ahead of it's time, 70's and 80's electronic soul from a talented underworld of producers.   Although American black artists such as Sly Stone, Timmy Thomas, and Shuggie Otis had experimented with electronic soul to mediocum success, these were scant on record. Collected here are sixteen artists dedicated to an incandescent electronic soul  - sometimes bizaare, funky or trippy new wave experiments that let your mind wander.   Inspired by the new technology of the time, using early synthesizers and drum machines giving the tracks a cosmic, intergalatic sound. Incredibly creative stuff!   Often released on private, small pressings this is a wonderful chance to discover this brilliant music!

The Alchemist’s newest instrumental album "Rapper's Best Friend 2" serves up 14 tracks guaranteed to keep the heads nodding. Alchemist laces tracks with his signature hard beat style coupled with menacing samples. A strong follow up to Part 1, be sure not to miss it!

'Random Joints' FINALLY sees a proper release on Kev Brown's own label - packaged with a bonus, limited edition 7".   Strong selection of tracks produced by the one and only Kev Brown, with appearances by many of Kev’s longtime friends and “DMV” all-stars such as Raheem Devaughn, yU, Ken Starr, Sean Born and more.   One listen and you’ll understand why folks like Busta Rhymes, Jazzy Jeff and De La Soul call on Kev when they need new beats.

Long-awaited full length from Garrison Hawk! Featuring Sly & Robbie, Bill Laswell, Uziah "Sticky" Thompson...  

Wicked funky black action soundtrack

USA original mono IMPULSE gatefold.

Shipping 21st May!!!   Indian film music invariably manages to take you by surprise, time and time again. Hard electro-funk and sweet synth-pop are not genres you would expect from India. Yet, in the late 80s electronic beats and synths were eagerly embraced by the film industry of South India along with kung fu fights, aerobics, sunglasses and track-suits. The rich and funky Tamil grooves of the early 80s transformed into stripped electronic synthesizer music. Composer Ilaiyaraaja, AKA The Maestro, used minimal beats and synthetic arrangements to create an addictive and captivating electro synth pop sound. His experimental mind, unfailing pop instinct and advanced harmonics make the songs a feast for the ears that will grow with every listening. With copious sleeve notes on the featured films, the double LP is housed in a heavy card sleeve.   Compiled by Edo Bouman. The brains behind the Bombay Connection label, whose previous releases, Bombay Connection, Bombshell Baby of Bombay and Charanjit Singh's Ten Ragas To A Disco Beat raised the bar for Bollywood and Indian electronic music compilations and reissues. He also compiled the lavish,now out of print, TASCHEN book, Art Of Bollywood.

Shipping June 18th!  

70s Impulse gatefold issue. Seminal album with the awesome, deep 'Patterns'

Includes the Dingwalls jazz dance classic 'Yatra-Ta'. Killer!