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From the "Yes No Maybe" album. Officially available on vinyl, CD and digital download beginning October 14, 2014. Get it at mofunkrecords.com/album/yes-no-maybe

Secret

Produced and mixed by Proh Mic. Taken from the PROH MIC album "Rhythm For Days" out on All Natural Inc. This is also the B side to the 7" vinyl.

Sleep In Girl feat. Tone Trezure

Promise Land - Why I Still Love You [Out on 3/09]

Formidable Italian duo Promise Land have announced their return to Size Records with their latest release 'Why I still love you'. Set for release on March 9th, 'Why I still love you' comes just over a year after they dropped the massive 'Bad DJ', and paves the way for what's set to be an impactful year of high-energy releases. 

Pulling no punches, Promise Land waste no time in providing a powerful, big-room drop thats climax comes after a huge, atmospheric crescendo. After its bolshie electro sound is softened with light string work and the male vocal of its title 'Why I still love', the track pushes on and packages itself as a certified, festival-ready club anthem. 

Having released on Size for 'Bad DJ' and a remix of AN21 & Max Vangeli's 'Glow', the label lends itself perfectly to Promise Land's dynamic approach to production. With their career spanning over a decade, the duo also count releases via Cr2, Big Beat, Size, Spinnin, Smash The House and Mixmash - plus support from the likes of Armin Van Buuren, Steve Aoki and Laidback Luke. With spring in sight and plenty more releases in the pipeline - they recently previewed 'Memories Will Fade' via TomorrowWorld - Promise Land prove they are still on top of their game for 2015. 
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Promise Land - Why I Still Love You  [Size Records]

Egyptian Lover remix of XL Middleton's "Psychic." Bonus track not included on LP. Vinyl release coming early 2016. Produced by Egyptian Lover. All keys by Brian Ellis.

Psychic (Egyptian Lover Remix)

From the album "Tap Water," out now via MoFunk Records.

High On Your Love

Do Me Like That (feat. Moniquea)

"Boy Toy", the Remix by E.Live for Honey Sauce Band

Boy Toy (E.Live Remix) - Honey Sauce Band

TOMORROW'S MUSIC - WILL THE FUNKBOSS
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TOMORROW'S MUSIC - WILL THE FUNKBOSS (Clip)

I Can Fly - Stephane Deschezeaux 
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87 EP

I can Fly

I Can Fly - Stephane Deschezeaux (Clip)

The Family's Jam - BabyFunk
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Babyfunk

Baby Funk - The Family's Jam (Preview)

State of Mind

State Of Mind Master by Stephane Deschezeaux (Preview)

Carl Cox - One Nation

Carl Cox - Fantasee

Carl Cox - I Like To See You Again

Tom Hooker - Love Attack ( Den's edit)

1985 was a memorable year for Rick James; that year, he recorded Glow (one of his more adventurous albums of the 1980s), produced and wrote the Mary Jane Girls' All Four You, and did some work with former Brides of Funkenstein member Val Young (who Motown signed on James' recommendation). James' influence is strong on Young's first solo album, Seduction -- he wrote and produced two of the songs ("Piece of My Heart" and the intoxicating title track), while the rest of the LP was produced by Fred Jenkins and Stone City Band keyboardist Levi Ruffin Jr. Some of the Mary Jane Girls contribute background vocals, and Young's accompaniment includes members of James' Stone City Band. But Young is certainly her own person -- in fact, she wrote or co-wrote the lyrics for six of the nine songs. Though parts of Seduction are very James-influenced, "Let's Fall in Love" and "Tellin' Me Lies" are closer to the type of material that Kashif would have produced for Evelyn "Champagne" King in the 1980s. And while Young is an R&B singer first and foremost, she incorporates pop/rock elements with pleasing results on "Mind Games" and the playful, slightly new wave-ish "Come Hang Out." This good to excellent album did moderately well, but not as well as it should have -- and regrettably, Young never made it to the next level commercially. ~ Alex Henderson

1st time on CD. Val's debut album (1985 Motown) produced by Rick James and includes the singles Mind Games", "Piece of My Heart", "If You Should Ever Be Lonely" and "Seduction". Val who has work in the past with everybody from George Clinton (she was in the Brides of Funkenstein), Roy Ayers, The Gap Band, Bobby Brown, Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Eddie Murphy, Miki Howard and many others. 9 tracks.

Val Young - Seduction

Some instrumental modern funk which appears on "From The Vaults Vol. 1," an EP of unreleased treats from XL Middleton & his Crown City label - instrumental funk tunes as well as g-funk songs.

10 - One Way - Give Me One More Chance

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