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The World As I See It

Transitions (Extended Mix)

Cut Me Loose

Cut Me Loose (Edit)

Complicated (feat. Young Franco)

Starjunk 95 - Groove District

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"Before joining up with the Starjunk crew, Jetta was spending her weekends with the infamous Shuffle crew known as Invasion Funk Style. Together they rocked dance floors and owned the competition. Hearing all the different types of dance music and having to outperform any competition on the fly is where Jetta really found her groove (no pun intended) and for a time she was seen as one of the best shufflers in the world. Specializing in the Melbourne Shuffle, she eventually took her skills, knowledge, and expertise with her as she joined the Starjunk 95. It's been years since she last visited her old stomping grounds (again, no pun intended) but today she's going back - and not just to visit old friends and reminisce... She's going back to The Groove District - a unique area where Electronic music and neon lights coincide to create a special kind of energy in the air. Back in the day you could always find a party or rave, and while there's still events going on here, all raves, light shows, and dance battles have been banned. 

Who put this ban of expression in place? None other than the Rokkaku Group - an ultra-wealthy corporate conglomerate that's been working hand in hand with the police force and government to try and take over various parts of the city. Rumor has it that they have a development plan called "Agenda X" that's aimed at removing various forms of expression while simultaneously building up their private developments. It's speculated that this is all to expand their future business dealings or to gain more control over society -  either way everything about it is shady as ****. 

That's where Jetta comes in. This was her home away from home. It was the place that helped make her who she is today, and she'll be damned if what was an exciting, magical place of expression and groove gets turned into a sterile, corporate nightmare. Regardless of what happens, she's here to tear up the Groove District once again  - and any and all challengers and welcome for a battle.

When will we learn more of the Starjunk story? When will we meet the other crew members? Only time will tell. Until next time...

...see you space cowboy

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Groove District

Starjunk 95 - Groove District

We first introduced these strapping young house aficionados from Sligo, Ireland, with their debut EP as a pair, “Street Urchin”, a little over a year ago. Since then the guys have been busy with a massive release on Detroit Swindle’s label Heist, not to mention their unbridled musical passion lead them to launch their own label Splendor & Squalor beginning of this year, kicking things off with a sell out vinyl only pressing of another four track EP of their own imaginings featuring a hot remix from Session Victim. 

We’re pleased to share with you their latest creation, the stunning “Lamaj’s Secret EP”. Now, we’re not sure who Lamaj is exactly, but the mystery, funk and raw sex appeal in these four jams certainly has us wondering. 

First up we meet “Lamaj”, this track drips with delicate melodic samples, jazz tainted drums and bass driven funk galore. We asked our long time friend, Australian Andy Hart, to give it a flip for us on A2. He opened things up, deepened the vibe and brought some bass toms to deliver a final punch. The B-side begins with “Four Lights”, here the guys slow things down a little and remind us of their gift for nostalgia touched soul and groove samples. Finally, “Garlic Fist Pump”, as the name suggests, takes us straight back out to the dance floor, between the dynamic live drums, subtle vocal snips cry to the hip hop Brame & Hamo draw so much inspiration from. Welcome to the House of Lamaj, we hope you’ll take off your coat and stay a while.

Brame & Hamo 2014/2015

Lamaj

Don Ray - Garden of Love

Standing In The Rain

Tourist

Latin Note

Rose rouge

So Flute

The Essential New School Vs. Old School

Bonita Applebum (Sir Piers and Si Ashton's Curious House Mix)

YUM001

12.00 The Best of Groove Collective

I Want You (She's So Heavy)

A Girl Between Two Worlds

What's a Girl to Do

I Feel Good, out Your Pants On

I Feel Good, Put Your Pants On

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After seven albums and almost two decades of blessing us discerning musical folk with the very best in disco and house that the UK has to offer, the stars have aligned and Crazy P has collided with Classic in the outer hemispheres of sonic glory. ‘Truelight EP’ demonstrates fully the unique and superior disco/house hybrid sound that has carved Crazy P’s legend into the bedrock of both those beloved genres. 

‘One True Light’ provides cosmic clusters of subtle beats that sparkle and shimmer, with plenty of that well-versed groove that seems so effortless to the Crazy P crew. ‘In My Hands’ follows some darker twists with a haunting crunching bassline and organ stabs. Topping it all off are remixes of both tracks, one by Crazy P member Hot Toddy aka Chris Todd, drawing on that memorable snaking bottom line and amping up the production with echoes of Donna Summer seduction. Keeping it firmly within the camp, co-founder Ron Basejam remixes ‘One True Light’, taking the tempo down to create lush, psychedelic soundscapes. There’s no doubt, Crazy P are stronger and more relevant than ever.

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