Reissue number three for https://soundcloud.com/heelsandsouls combines the Balearic bliss of Paprika Soul’s, ‘Come With Me’, with Soft Sugar’s dream house gem ‘Métro’ and an unreleased version of the tripped-out groover ‘Swampin'. A cherry picking of the best of three rare and
sought after ‘90s EPs from the minds of High Wycombe’s Alan Barnes, Andrew Spiller and Andrew Hughes.
Paprika Soul saw Barnes, a DJ in his own right who regularly worked with the likes of Gilles Peterson and Norman Jay, join forces with Andrew Spiller, keys player for UK jazz funk band Push. Spiller was also co-owner of Radar Studios out of which Barnes and Hughes were making music as Soft Sugar.
About as anthemic as they get, Paprika Soul's 'Come With Me (Sea
Breeze)' is an otherworldly electronic interpretation of Tania Maria’s
beloved Brazilian jazz funk classic from '83. Vocalist Sarah Newell's
unique delivery combines with a euphoric blend of Barnes’ and
Spiller’s crisp drum machine programming and cosmic synthwork.
Complete with crashing waves and Balearic birds, it’s a timeless,
endorphin-tingling track that feels even more relevant than ever. The
A-side also features the brilliant street soul flavoured ‘The Chill’ mix
and the ‘Bossa Mix’, the most true in form to the original.
On the flip, an earlier meeting of minds between Barnes and Andrew Hughes, that culminated in Soft Sugar’s dream house flavoured ‘Métro (Funk Mix)’ - a homage to time spent cruising the Parisian train system. Sighted by Barnes as his favourite of their productions, it blends that riviera feel of classic M1 stabs and sweeping pads with a dreamy bassline and stuttering breaks. Sadly it didn’t get the recognition it deserved at the time and has since become hot property for the eagle-eyed digger out there.
Closing it out, an unreleased alternate version of ‘Swampin’, made in the following session to the mix found on the Basement Records House Department EP. Mesmerizingly smooth, this 110bpm house-groover busts the brain with wigged out chants and intoxicating
arpeggiations.
Fully licensed from Alan Barnes himself and remastered by Cicely Balston, 20% of profits from Heels & Souls Recordings and Prime Direct Distribution will be donated to Zaatari Radio – a humanitarian collective working with war-affected communities around the world.

PREMIERE : Paprika Soul - Come With Me (Sea Breeze)

Originally released on Rong music in 2007, Quiet Village's epic 14 min mix of Mudd's 'Spielplatz' is joined by the instrumental version previously unreleased on vinyl.

Spielplatz (Quiet Village Deep Space Dub) Clip

Art Longo - Shark (Reuben Vaun Smith Remix)

Harem - BeachFreaksRecords For Polanski Magazine Vol.05

Mega hard to find and almost invisible record with this absolute smasher version with spanish lyrics of Pino D'Angio's "Ma Quale Idea!". 
Would even go so far as saying it actually beats the original from Pino.
BOOM!

The Condition "Que Idea!" - Discos Fuentes, Various LP - Ecuador, 1982

Brand new edit from the fantastic producer Jaz, out of Charleston, SC, US. https://soundcloud.com/j-a-z-1

It's available on STUDS 001 Up for sale at www.discogs.com/Various-STUDS-001/release/11116921 I have copies, you can hit me up here.

STUDS 001

Buy On Vinyl

Jaz - The End (Available on STUDS 001)

cut out the horrible part and strech the rest for your next very long 'Zugfahrt'

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Veronika Fischer - He, Wir Fahr'n Mit Dem Zug (frwctrl edit)

It's been a while but here's a new edit of multi talented artist, Adriano Celentano 'Il Re Degli Ignoranti'! The Italian originally released this in 1991 on on his own label Clan Celentano. 

Dropbox: goo.gl/CsznxD

P.S We're celebrating the launch of our debut 4 Corners E.P this Saturday at Brilliant Corners in London. Please join us if you're in town! A.Watson and Richard Foe on selections all evening.
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Adriano Celentano - Il Re Degli Ignoranti (Good Block Edit)

Label: Kinetic Records ‎
Country: UK
Year: 1989

Claudette Bonney - Step Inside

Blind buy from 2019, which turned out to be one of our favorite Street Soul tunes ever. So good!

Anne M. "Je T'Imagine" - Indisc 7" - Belgium, 1991 - SOLD

HELP ME 12mix

Clips were recorded from the actual vinyl. To know availability of some titles just message me, post a comment or contact me via IG https://www.instagram.com/beachfreaksrecs.

Harem - BeachFreaksRecords For Polanski Magazine Vol.05

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