Word up to the Beastie Boys!!! Marcy Projects son!

2020

Fourty Days

Groovin' - Willie Mitchell

2 Billion Beats have been smashing the club circuit with their live show and decided to dust down two of their best moments to give them an extra polish and a remaster. 

Noise In Your Eye is a disco sample track that has been doing damage for a couple of years and is timeless dance music that works on the biggest of floors and the smallest of sweaty basements.  A throbbing bass, crisp beats, perfect dynamics and killer sample are all you need and are present and correct here.  Wait for the breakdown and make sure you're wearing your hard hat when it kicks back in.

The Moodymann has been hammered from Shanghai to Glastonbury and Sydney to Fabric so if you missed it first time round here's your chance to get in on the action.  Built around an NRG arp and popping electro bass it's got all the elements of the 2BB sound and once again it's all about the breakdown that takes things beyond the edge of tension before the release.

Finally, Pete Herbert steps up and puts his stamp on to The Moodymann.  Everything's still there but they have been shaken up, pulled, pushed and tweeked for an extra bit of grunt.  Now look us in the eye and tell us that Pete doesn't always nail it!

The Nostalgia EP

The Moodymann (Pete Herbert Remix_

2 Billion Beats - The Moodyman (Pete Herbert Mix) 96kbs Clip

20-Jimmy Smith - Root Down

Dresses Too Short

Different Strokes

Ripple -I Don't Know What It Is, But It Sure Is Funky

Impeach the President

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Ike Turner - Getting Nasty

Perception Productions, a New York based label that ran from the late 60s through until 1974, was a strangely eclectic affair. Its roster stretched from a radical Afro-American poet through to the pop band King Harvest. The inbetween points covered jazz, funk, vocal harmony soul and proto-disco. In fact distilled down into the compilation this sampler is taken from, the label provides us a view of Manhattan’s black music scene of the period, from the established greats to the fresh young things who would make their mark in the coming years.
His greatest moments at the label came with Black Ivory which was the group that also first introduced the musical world to the genius of Leroy Burgess. Both Burgess and Adams are today lauded as some of the most important figures in the history of dance music, Adams with his songwriting and productions on his own P&P label and for scores of others. Burgess as a performer – often with Adams – and also as a songwriter and producer. Black Ivory were formed when Harlem native Leroy Burgess met his then girlfriends brother Larry Newkirk and discovered that he had a group called the Mellow Souls, after hearing Leroy’s voice Larry asked him to join the group. by the time they joined Today the group consisted of Leroy, Russell Patterson and Stuart Bascombe. They recorded two albums for the Today ‘Don’t Turn You Around’ and ‘Baby, Won’t You Change Your Mind’. We’ve lifted all three tracks we use from their debut album, which was recorded in New York and at Sigma Sound in Philadelphia. The strings and uplifting choruses on ‘Surrender’ and ‘You Keep Asking Me Questions’ certainly reflect the emerging Philadelphia sound, whilst ‘You and I’ shows the group’ roots in vocal harmony singing. Their greatest success came after leaving Today to go to Buddah, most notably their dance classic ‘Mainline’ from 1979.
The Fatback Band’s history is very much that of how street funk developed in New York. Bill Curtis had been in New York since the early 50s, and had been an on the road drummer who had played behind all the big stars of the time either on tours that travelled around the country or as part of the legendary Apollo Theatre’s house band. By the late 60s he was working out of Queens, providing bands for all sorts of events from club gigs to weddings, from covering chart hits to playing calypso. He also had his own label for which he provided the main band, known after the label – and Bill’s drumming style- as The Fatback Band. Tiring of never being paid as an independent label he decided to hand that task over to someone else and signed to Perception in 1971. Their first breakthrough came when with the release of their debut album ‘Let’s Do It Again’ the track ‘Going To See My Baby’ was picked out by New York’s number one soul DJ Frankie Crocker who started playing it on his show. With his support the group broke through with hits such as ‘Njia (Nija) Walk’ from their second album ‘People Music’. They were rapidly picking up an audience and their final release for the label ‘Dance Girl’ was proving to be very popular when Perception went bust and the record was lost. Fatback then signed to Spring’s ‘Event’ label and went on to massive international success with amongst others ‘Spanish Hustle’ and ‘I Found Lovin’.

Black Ivory_I Keep Asking You Questions

There should be a new name for Norwegian balearica as they are hitting the sweet spot every time. This EP is no exception, with its retro analogue sounds touching on Ibiza, Italo, soundtrack and all the good stuff.

The Telemark Express is a collaboration between Norway's Kjetil Lagesen aka Kellini, an up and coming disco producer and familiar name on the Nordic scene, Jarle Bråthen. Periodically they both have 'writer's block' but when they hit the studio together, these obstacles fade away and the magic emerges.

Epic Proportions starts things off at a pace with its bubbling arpeggiator, congas and 4/4 beat that build, before the epic synths takes things to space disco heaven.

Inflatable Ego goes full balearic with its reggae lilt, stringless flanged bass and selection of analogue synths. Close your eyes and it could be 1986 in Amnesia as Alfredo drops that dubbed out Demis Roussos B-side everyone's been banging on about.

The title track goes deep with a nagging synth and swells that lay underneath Vangelis like synths as they pick out their melody.

Bright Future keeps the squelchy bass with uplifting chords to send the sun down in to the Med as you move on to your third Long Island Ice Tea.

Fingerman - Stunning sounds! Epic Proportions is particularly good :)

Olle Abstract - Nice EP. Will play.

Aldrin Zouk - Very tasty EP! Thanks!!

Billy Scurry - Great discoid release full of pulsating and throbbing deliciousness, just how we likes it. really great vibes

Le Visiteur Online - Ace release!

Pathaan - DIG !

James Hoste - Title track and Bright Future are lovely. BF in particular has a delightful warmth and gentle groove to it.

Andy Wilson - some lovely warm vibes on this EP , particularly like Inflatable Ego and Bright Future , will play in my radio show

20-Jimmy Smith - Root Down

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