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Already topping #5 in the UK’s official Music Week Dance Charts, this is the new single release from the Brighton, UK based Sexy Latin Pop Salsa artist known simply as Jena.  Produced by those loveable scallywags and winners of the Best International Dance Producers MMA Award 2014 'Soulshaker', alongside Audiofreaks highly talented 'Jenna Donnelly’, and cowritten with the artist herself, this is a magical slice of Latin and Salsa infused house music, ready to ignite the dance floors this Spring and Summer with its super infectious production and hooky vocals.  With a super cool remix by the red hot Phonetic/Disco:wax/Sony signed Dasco, and a much supported remix by So Cool Network, and we have a package set to do some damage with the DJs over the coming months.

Even If I Try

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Jena - Even If I Try (Soulshaker Original Club Mix)

Creating Patterns

Conceptions

Les Fleur

So Far

Feel The Sunshine (Original Mix) [feat. Deborah Anderson]

Now released on Deep Jungle Records https://www.discogs.com/release/14874286-Dillinja-Sovereign-Melody-VIP-Sovereign-Melody

Clip from Bryan Gee - Kool FM - 19th January 1997. From around April / May 1995

Dillinja - Sovereign Melody (95 Remix) [Unreleased Clip]

LTJ Bukem - Atlantis (I Need You)

Doc Scott , Tokyo Dawn

Travelling Without Moving

Do You Know Where You're Coming From? (feat. Jamiroquai)

Already hyped by the likes of DJ Marky, Lenzman and Bryan Gee, Toolroom Records’ next Drum & Bass onslaught comes courtesy of the legendary duo Total Science alongside Hospital Records favorite & mega talented S.P.Y featuring the vocal talents of divine songstress Riya and DāM FunK providing the delectable piano melodies, 

‘Piano Funk’ is exactly what you would expect when two of Drum & Bass’s most prolific producers team up with undoubtedly one of the most serene voices on the scene in Riya and Boogie Funk legend DāM FunK: An instant vocal hit that combines clean breaks with powerful piano progressions making this a must have record for this summer.

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Total Science & S.P.Y Feat Riya & DāM FunK - Piano Funk - Original Mix - OUT NOW!

New Forms

Railing

Watercolours - LTJ Bukem

The Angels Fell / Ja Know Ya Big / Brutal Bass

The Angels Fell (2015 Remaster)

Aphrodite

Stalker

The Journey Man

Tu Viens Avec Moi?

Prism

The Alchemist: 1992-2012

Terminator (Goldie Presents Rufige Kru)

Timeless

You And Me

Soundway Records present Kenya Special: Selected East African Recordings from the 1970s & ‘80s - a treasure-trove of rare and unusual recordings from East Africa. Spread out over two CDs and one triple LP, Kenya Special is accompanied by detailed liner notes, original artwork and photographs.It follows on from Soundway’s much acclaimed African ‘Special’ series that to date has focused on the highlife and afrobeat output from 1970s Nigeria and Ghana.

Kenya Special is a collection of 32 recordings (most of which were only ever released on small-run 45rpm 7" singles) that stand out as being different or unique as well as some classic genre standards. From Kikuyu language ‘liquid soul’, Luo benga and Swahili afrobeat to genre-bending Congolese and Tanzanian tracks recorded in Nairobi, Kenya Special sees Soundway yet again taking the less trodden path. Many of the tracks featured here are peppered with innovation and experimentation highlighting how diverse the music scene in Kenya was at the time. 

In 1970s Kenya the two threads of rumba and benga loosely dominated the music scene. Benga quickly became Kenya’s unique contribution to afro-pop; spreading like wildfire through the interior countryside with it’s fast, 4/4 machine-gun beat and intricate electric guitar layers. The Congolese take on Afro-Cuban rumba was introduced by touring bands many of whom settled in East Africa - influencing bands from Kenya and Tanzania to come up with their own take on this popular style. Alongside these styles were small ensembles and hotel-sponsored bands, playing a blend of music that often included rock ‘n’ roll riffs, elements of ‘afro’ music (influenced by West African musicians like Fela Kuti), and multiple other combinations from South African and Zambian guitar styles to disco, funk and Swahili coastal rhythms like chakacha.

Painstakingly compiled, assembled and researched over two years by a team of five people from five countries (Kenya included), Kenya Special is a collection that looks beyond the mainstream and brings new life and recognition to some little known gems and forgotten classics of Kenya’s past. 

The Rift Valley Brothers - Mu Africa (Kenya Special)

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