TPC403 & LDSR206
TPC samples >>>> Delitto a Porta Romana: seq. 6 / Dave Ferguson - Nina’s Journey II [US] Jazz, Ambient (1987) /Joerg Reiter-Alaska Sunrise / Acknowledgement Juhász Gábor Trió
LDSR samples >>>>
Maria Callas sings "Casta Diva" (Bellini: Norma, Act 1) / doreen schaffer - try a little smile - 12 inch studio 1

So what'cha what'cha what'cha want

LDSR 206 - Still Alive

scherza ldsr206

Endangered  rhythms LDSR 206

Loop Diggers SRC 206 Douglisse trk 2 - Park Girl

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LDSR 207 - INTRO

Loopdiggers Sunday roulette number 214 take two. MZRPKLPS

I’m the pusher
Don’t need your pushin
Your the pusher
Ya keep on pushin
We’re all the pusher
Let’s make the pusher great again
Freight train again
In my brain again
I’m just a shit stain again
I’m the pusher

The pusher
Pushin shit in my face
Out of place  
It ain’t no race
Who wants to die first
In the hurst
Take your last breath
With the devils thirst
Kind of hurts
When you start to die and realize 
This might it
Stop that shit 
Ain’t no good 
Just flies and lies
That terrorize
Behind her eyes
The danger lies
It in your head
In your head 
In your head

Cuz your the pusher

PUSHER

LDSR 217 - The Diggers of the Loops

Karma

Bluesy Mind – Reggae Infused by The Jamaica Band vs Alan Jack Civilization is a genre‑crossing reinterpretation that bridges French blues‑rock with Jamaican reggae. Alan Jack Civilization, known for their raw guitar riffs and soulful blues energy, provide the foundation of the album’s expressive, rock‑driven spirit. The Jamaica Band re‑imagines these textures through reggae’s hallmark off‑beat guitar skank, deep bass lines, and laid‑back rhythmic pulse. The result is a striking fusion where the intensity of European blues‑rock meets the warmth and groove of Caribbean reggae, transforming the album into a dialogue between two musical traditions—gritty blues storytelling and reggae’s universal rhythm of resilience.

Bluesy Mind - Reggae Infused

The Way To The Hells - Reggae EDM Radio Edit

Some People - Reggae EDM Radio Edit

Where did the funk go? We don’t know, but we know Captain Kenny brought it back.

LDSR 206 - Still Alive

"Keeper" Kenny and the Venus Bay Funk Revival

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