Ben Davis eases into the new decade with a selection of super chilled tunes. There’s folk, afro, jazz, an un-released John Martin bootleg and all sort of hazy music to nurse the December hangover. 

1. Manu Delago – The Silent Flight of the Owl
2. Andrew Wasylyk -  Adrift Below A Constellation
3. The Secret Soul Society - African Mystery
4. Key Elements feat. Gerry Franke - Orchestra Mode
5. Lonnie Holley - Looking for All (All Rendered Truth)
6. Psychemagik – Cosmic Forest
7. Stubb - Love Not Sex feat. Huw Costin & Rachel Foster (Leca's Tropic Steel Remix)
8. Hot Toddy- Sometime Last Night
9. Stop The Car – Homebound
10. Laurence Pike – Drum Chant
11. Raw Silk – Storm
12. Hugo Massein - Everything We Call Real (Is Made Up Of Things That Cannot Be Regarded As Real)
13. The Specials – The Lunatics
14. Judy Mowatt – Black Woman
15. Xanadu & Sweet Lady – Rockers’s Choice
16. Arthur’s Landing – Love Dancing (You Got Me Version)
17. Mads Emil Nielsen – Constellation
18. Barton & Jane – It’s a Fine Day
19. Beth Houghton – Golden
20. Llio Rhydderch - Titrwm Tatrwm
21. Gruff Rhys – Con Carino
22. Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh & Thomas Bartlett – Kestrel
23. Wasis Diop Feat. Lena Fiagbe – African Dream

TPWRS: Jan 2020 - Hazy Music to Nurse the December Hangover.

Paper has been pushing all things deep house and disco from the furthest reaches of the world via the good old North of England since the early Nineties.

The label has already featured a new series of EP's showcasing the best new dance music and future funk, house and disco from the world's finest producers.

We kicked off in 1994, leading the upsurge in popularity of UK house music within an underground scene previously dominated by a soundtrack from US cities like Chicago, Detroit and New York. Enhanced by a strong visual identity, as well as impeccable musical quality control PAPER was, and is one of the world’s most treasured record companies.

It continues to be funk-fuelled and bottom heavy!

Aspiring Soul Train dancer and passionate digger of crates. 
Chasing waterfalls and discoballs since 1980.  



"Dancing for me -- all my life I've been dancing -- it was always a social kind of thing. And now that I look back in retrospect, I know that whenever I was unhappy, not feeling well, or depressed, I would dance. I usually danced around a table. And now that I have more knowledge, the concept of dancing around a table -- table -- circle -- circle is completion, circle is wholeness, 360 degrees, that kind of thing, but the music and the movement around the table and around the table -- when I finished I always felt great. So now I say that was a form of unconscious therapy, but all I knew was that I felt raised; I felt lifted. So I loved to dance all of a sudden. It became my life". -- Dr. Barbara Ann Teer, Black Drama (1973).

Kiev based electronic, house and techno dj. Resident of Deepflat (www.facebook.com/DeepflatKyiv) and Wave (www.instagram.com/wave.spot/) community.

TPWRS: Jan 2020 - Hazy Music to Nurse the December Hangover.

Paper Recordings