Mirage - Summer Grooves [M. Hook Edit]

Check out our contest w/ the folks at https://soundcloud.com/stoneyroads and enter to win a free copy of our RSD Edits 10" + listen to all the tracks here: http://stoneyroads.com/razor-n-tape-exclusive-vinyl-giveaway/

112 kbps files for preview - don't be a dunce!

Limited edition RSD 2014 release on 10" transparent electric blue wax featuring 3 distinct edits by our own JKriv - w/ special artwork by the uber talented Shawn Ryan of Universal Cave.

Available at most fine vinyl retailers on Record Store Day 2014 which is April 19th. Head over to these shops: Turntable Lab NYC, Phonica, Rub A Dub, Oye, Rough Trade, BM SoHo, Rare Kind, Plastic - Barcelona, Strada, Energy Flash + More

Dee's Keys (JKriv Rework)

Charles Earland - Mercy (1982)

This is one of many early  80's "Garage Band" tracks from Chicago.  While most of the U.S.  had Hip Hop - Treacherous 3 Funky 4 +One, Cassanova Rud and Cold Crush Bros., all we had was Grandmaster Flash. They played almost "0" hip hop, but groups like Magnum Force, Superior Movement, and these sounds from Marin Dumas, could be heard via cassette, odd hours on the radio, or at "sets", or basement parties. Enjoy.

Attitude, Belief & Determination - Martin L. Dumas, Jr.

Just Do You 

Lord Echo - Just Do You ft Mara TK

Alkalino is back on Wall Of Fame.  This time with a Solo 4 track release.

Buy it in these fine shops:

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Things Will Come Your Way

Some might remember The Planty Herbs from his earlier 7” outing on RNT, and now the dynamic Dutchman brings his dusty vibes to a 4-track EP of crafty edit selections. “Famyly” kicks of the pack with a bouncy funk groove, followed by “Errybodydisco,” a low-slung house party affair. On the flip we have the flute solo and sample-heavy Soundstream-esque stomper “Today,” while “What’s Inside” takes us back to the soul side with a boom-bappity cover of a 70s R&B classic.

RNT027 - Razor-N-Tape

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PREMIERE : The Planty Herbs - What's Inside

Brazil 45, number 65 https://www.mrbongo.com/products/ronaldo-reseda-e-novamente-mas-que-nada-aa-robson-jorge-e-lincoln-olivetti-ginga-7-vinyl

Brazilian mid tempo boogie double header. We’ve been playing these two out for the last couple of years and they are firm favourites.

‘E Novamente Mas Que Nada’ is the opening track from Reseda’s 1979 album on Som Livre. An ultra catchy vocal hook, boogie guitars and synths lead into a piano and cuica breakdown and horns to finish. One of the finest in the genre in our opinion.

‘Ginga’ is taken from Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti’s self-titled masterpiece, reissued on Mr Bongo. Arguably the most immediate and club friendly track from the album, it always turns heads. Another premium example of Brazilian boogie from the masters of the sound and producers for the likes of Rita Lee, Erasmo Carlos, Don Beto, Marcos Valle, Tim Maia, Gilberto Gil, Gal Costa, Sandra Sa, Painel de Controle and many more.

Robson Jorge e Lincoln Olivetti – Ginga

Digital Release:14th August 2017
Vinyl Release: September 2017

Ramrock Records launch their new Balearic/Jazz label Ramrock Red with ‘Lazy Bones’ by Future Unit.  London based composer and producer Remy Felix Vas aka Future Unit, saw his vinyl debuts released on the highly boutique and influential Porn Wax and Tusk Wax labels in 2016.  

Praise for ‘Pegasus’ (Tusk Wax 20) 
‘’The plaudits should be saved however for the mysterious Future Unit, who marks his debut with the slow motion acid funk of “Pegasus”, a total mind melter if ever I’ve heard one.’’ – The Vinyl Factory, May 2016

Praise for ‘Man From the South’ (Porn Wax 11)
‘’The slow motion magic continues on the flip as Future Unit hits us with the lysergic brilliance of "Man From The South", a tripped out bit of space disco for all the acid casualties out there. Corrosive sequences, tasty funk touches and a big whacking Carpenter-esque bassline make for a full scale party jam here. It's official, Future Unit's the effin man!’’ Piccadilly Records, Manchester, July 2016 
‘Lazy Bones’ will be Future Unit’s third release.  It started with Bill Brewster playing it on his weekly podcast and next THE Ashley Beedle is shouting its Balearic brilliance from the twitter rooftops! 

The original combines an insistent 70’s Italian library music inspired hook with crunchy beats and cosmic synths.  Paired with slacker lyrics, it’s your unofficial alternative summer soundtrack; baggy guitars, eclectic electronica, loose, uplifting sounds, fat, acid basslines and insistent, earworm melodies. 

Remixes come from three highly respected remixers, all drawn to the original through social media word of mouth. 

Iberian edits supremo James Rod takes the lazy hazy beats of the original, plumps and pumps them, adds in washes of reverb, bubbly synths and a general feeling of mañana! 
No introductions needed for Ashley Beedle who takes the playfulness of the original vocal and adds a nice thick slice of deft Rhodes work and funk drumming. The outcome? A lazy day in 70’s San-Fran, looking at the Golden Gate bridge through an acid haze! 
Rubberlips' remix takes the original into big soundscape territory recalling Manc legends World Of Twist. The laid back vibe of the original is taken to a sun lounger for a cocktail and a psychedelic or two with added bass from Randy Martin.

The original and all remixes will be available both digitally and on limited edition vinyl (though huge initial interest means a possible repress) through Ramrock Red Records. 

https://soundcloud.com/futureunit
https://twitter.com/futureunit
https://soundcloud.com/ramrockrecords
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Lazy Bones EP

Lazy Bones

Buy digital

Future Unit - Lazy Bones (Ashley Beedle's North Street Remix)

Nothing Sweet

Buy on Juno

Cappa & Daniel-San - Nothing Sweet (feat. Mr Beale)

* Read more: https://boltingbits.com/llorca-wonder-why-fred-everything-extended-space-edit-lazy-days
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/CiUr-37aa2E
* Pre-order: http://bit.ly/2GO8vLM

Frenchman Ludovic Llorca (also known as Art of Tones) returned with quite a bang almost 2 years ago after substantial hiatus when he dropped his broken beat, nu jazz and neo soul laiden "The Garden" album on Must Have Jazz imprint. Comes as no surprise that albums of such caliber usually get some nice rework packages. One 12’’ remix package already came out a year ago and featured such artists as Cuthead, Souleance, S3A and Rim Laurens on the remix duties. Now the time has come for Montreal’s very own Fred Everything to cast some magic spells on Llorca’s track “Wonder Why” from the same “The Garden” album. In order to make a rework package even more punchy, Fred has joined forces with Chris Todd aka Hot Toddy, one of the masterminds behind legendary Crazy P band. Often times it’s really tough to outshine the original composition, but seems like this time around both Fred Everything and Hot Toddy are giving it a decent run for its money.

Bolting Bits are very happy to premiere Fred’s “Extended Space Edit” version today.  A good deal of electro funky grooviness from the original track can be felt in Fred’s take. This version is not drifting too far away from the original vibe as even the tempo of both tracks are pretty similar. It’s just that Fred managed to add some extra loops, delays and reverbs on the soul-penetrating vocal and extend this emanation of Curtis Mayfield to a joint which adds extra 2 minutes of sleazy listening pleasure (when compared to the original). Coupled with more uptempo cosmic funk version from Hot Toddy on the flip side, this well-crafted remix package will surely find it’s way to the minds, hearts and hands of all those who are into quality spaced-out goodness. Already out on black gold courtesy of Fred’s “Lazy Days” label, so be quick and order yours now in your favorite record shop!

PREMIERE: Llorca - Wonder Why (Fred Everything Extended Space Edit)

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Robson Jorge e Lincoln Olivetti – Ginga

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