We are back open and straight into business as usual with a couple of steel toe cap bootys from the wheeler dealer Rednote (https://soundcloud.com/rednote).

The first one's a 2step flip of Hello by Jelani Blackman, guaranteed to lock off any dance it's spun in 🔒✅
The second's a heavyweight rendition of Brandy's Classic "I Wanna Be Down". This one's a percy and a must have for 2022, get it or regret it. 

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Jelani Blackman - Hello (Rednote Bootleg) 
Brandy - I Wanna Be Down (Rednote Bootleg) 

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Brandy - I Wanna Be Down (Rednote Bootleg) [FREE DL]

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DJ Præda - Fergalicious (FREE DOWNLOAD)

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Chimpizm - Make Me Feel Good (FREE DOWNLOAD)

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JCROW - Freak (FREE DOWNLOAD)

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Matt Brockman + Sav//Blank - Hydro Funk

Alicia Keys is one of the undisputed queens of contemporary R&B. Powerful vocals, earnest lyrics and a deep self-awareness are the main pillars that have held up her career. But what happens when you fuse ballads with basslines? For this vinyl-only co-release on Bristol imprints Eminent and Slippery Sounds, Knoxville’s Nikki Nair stands at the intersection between new and old and redefines exactly how to nail the bootleg edit.


‘If I Ain't Got You’ is a precise flurry of two-step garage and nostalgic vocals, Alicia’s lilting voice still recognisable despite the dancefloor environment. A glossy rhythm breathes life into the old classic so that it becomes a new entity, which somehow welds together the murky rave realm with the weightlessness of Summer. It’s rare for tracks to suit any given setting, but this one might just be a strong contender.

‘Show Me Love’ takes a more starry-eyed course, weaving dewy textures into a fresh whimsical appeal. There’s still a subtle nod to the past despite the more recent Alicia/Miguel sample, which comes in the form of the 2010’s grime era melodies and nostalgic soundscapes. The breakdown around the halfway mark is a particular treat; it hoists up the vocals in reverence before the first of two ice-cold, dubby drops.

They say that if you’re paying homage to one of the greats, you’ve got to do it right. But Nikki Nair goes above and beyond that into a captivating alternate reality where the rush the second time round is just as good. These bootlegs are instant classics in themselves.

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