Little End Of Summer Jammer. It Rained Today In LA So I figured I Should Post

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Get It Up For Love (Roller Radio Edit)

El Coco - Afrodesia (SoulSeduction 'Afrodazea'  Edit)

Included on Cultures of Soul's Tropical Disco Hustle Vol 2

Wild Fire - Try Making Love (Al Kent Re edit)

Toi mon amie solitude (EXCLU BPM RADIO)

ur/mum

sample : Melissa Manchester - Your Place Or Mine

drop on DSPs on sep 17th

Your/Mine

Big respect to the original artist and record label! 🙌
The original track is already amazing! I just gave it a more housey twist.
This unofficial remix was made purely for fun, not for sale or commercial release.
It’s up on my SoundCloud - follow me!
DM or email me if you’d like the download link!

Miki Matsubara - Stay With Me (DJ ICAL Remix)

Wah Wah 45s are proud to bring four remixes of our Afrobeat legend to vinyl! You No Fit Touch Am has been universally received with open arms.

A perfect document of the lessons Dele learned in Fela Kuti’s ranks during the 70s and 80s, but brought firmly up-to-date and with contemporary social comment as vital to the afrobeat genre as any rhythm or instrument. To take that forward thinking even further Wah Wah 45s commissioned four huge remixes from some of the UKs most interesting new production names.

Tru Thoughts’ no-nonsense house producer Titeknots first delivered us a massive tropical-house take on Sanctuary back in January. Gaining radio support from Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 6 Music, Wah Wah 45s received an endless amount of requests for this to appear on vinyl, so here we are.

Alongside it Wolf Music legend and in-demand house remixer Medlar brings an, intense and insistent disco flavoured rework. To complete the package two relatively new production duos bring quite distinctly different versions.

Warsaw artists Ptaki take on slow burner We Siddon We Dey Look with characteristic punch and new London outfit Modified Man light a broken beat fire under the album title track You No Fit Touch Am.

Four tracks of killer dancefloor fodder for pretty much every occasion. Taking the already incendiary music of Dele Sosimi in a more angular and electronic direction, worthy of a rare 12” release on the Wah Wah imprint, we’re sure you’ll agree



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