In spite of the odds, dreams sometimes do come true. And when they do, they feel like Fuga Ronto’s remix of Choices. Sweet in composition, encouraging in ideas, and over quicker than you wanted them to be. Fuga Ronto’s Choices remix is a perfect sun downer of a tune, a heater that oozes cool, relaxing, refreshing and rare as fuck. Hello island, bye bye city life.

Choices (Fuga Ronto Remix)

Moby - South Side (Pete Heller Park Lane Vocal)

Spinning Stones

Theme of the PCCP

An edit of various versions of Underworld's JAL To Tokyo.

Underworld - JAL To Tokyo (Orias Electroglide Woolford Sunrise Edit)

Prince - Make-Up (Ernsthaft edit)

IT HAUNTS ME

Shamir - on the regular (Avalon Emerson bought the cow remix)

Full stream of The Sabres of Paradise's coveted cut "Lick Wid Nit Wit," out March 16 on Elastic Dreams.

More info: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/2018/03/premiere-hear-a-psychedelic-cut-from-the-sabres-of-paradise/

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Lick Wid Nit Wit 

More info

Premiere: The Sabres of Paradise - Lick Wid Nit Wit

Download & stream: http://smarturl.it/volym1

Studio Barnhus Volym 1 is our first label compilation, to be released August 31st on triple vinyl and in all digital formats. It features 19 tracks from ourselves and associates - Stockholm newcomers and superstar friends alike. 

Here's one of the tracks, Currency Low by Off The Meds, available today for streaming and downloading: http://smarturl.it/volym1

Off The Meds - Currency Low (from Studio Barnhus Volym 1)

Whities 017 - Nathan Micay
Release date - 3rd August 2018
Buy - https://whities.bandcamp.com/album/whities-017

A - First Casualty
B - Beginning Ballads

Designed by Alex McCullough & Kia Tasbihgou.
Mastered by Matt Colton.

Distributed by Rush Hour.

017 - Nathan Micay: First Casualty / Beginning Ballads

Kalita are happy to announce the first ever re-release of Stirling March's 1985 Bahamian boogie grail 'Under Cover Lover'. With original copies painfully hard to find and commanding eye-wateringly high prices, we believe the time is ripe to share this masterpiece with the world once more, accompanied by never-before-seen photos and interview-based liner notes. 

Falling in love with music at an early age, Stirling listened religiously on the radio to both soul and disco greats, as well as to contemporary pop and rock musicians including Stevie Wonder, The Jackson 5 and Elton John. By the age of twenty-one he decided release his own record in an attempt to demonstrate to the Bahamian music industry his own ability, and in the hope that it would help him launch his musical career. Written over the space of just a few hours, the result was 'Under Cover Lover'. A sun-kissed Caribbean boogie track, Stirling explains that “this was the first song the I had written that I felt was good enough in its arrangement to put to tape”. 

Recorded at a local studio in Nassau that was available for budding young musicians to give it their best shot at fame, Stirling proudly recalls that it “turned out much better than I had expected. It reinforced my confidence that I could really be good at singing”. 

The record was originally released on the sound engineer's own label Illumination Records, but was distributed solely by Stirling, who admits that “I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. I knew I had something good but didn't suite understand the industry and nobody picked it up”. Although he recalls the local radio airtime being "phenomenal”, difficulties in elevating the record's status were further compounded by his own financial inability to promote the record as it probably warranted. As a result, the record was therefore soon sadly lost into distant memory. 

We hope that this re-release brings ‘Under Cover Lover’ the recognition that it deserves as one of the best Caribbean boogie tracks to ever be put to wax.

Shamir - on the regular (Avalon Emerson bought the cow remix)

Intimatik