2014.11

Todd Terje - Diamonds Dub

Al Kent "Yes I Do"

The other side of the Lumberjacks in Hell 12". Free with side A.

Al Kent "I Can't Stop"

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This is a mix we just did of a cracking Patrick Adams style tune by Chris E. Pants from Chicago. It's coming out on File Under Disco in the next month or so with another mix by The Black Madonna. The original is an authentic slice of synth infused disco music and inspired by our recent trip to Brazil to play the Mareh festival we gave the parts a good shakedown and a wee twist for those sandy dance floors out there. Hope you like it x

Chris E. Pants - 1981(Pete Herbert & Dicky Trisco Mix) CLIP

After an overwhelming start with the illustrious artist Cuttlefish & Asparagus, who did an immense job both on Black Sun’s homonym and Ish’s “Don’t Stop", KALAKUTA SOUL Records come back with another deep set of disco gems, touched by the hand of one of the most respected heads of the genre. Glasgow’s disco godfather, the almighty Al Kent, has delivered three eclectic masterpieces, due to take the international dancefloors to a further level of musical consciousness. A further pack of deep dug bombs that confront the functionality in music many labels have always strived for. The A Side keeps every imaginable sound system busy with a drifty percussive harvester adorned with an eclectic instrumentation that splits flesh from bones and mind from soul. “Colder Than Cold” on the B Side is a perfect example of how a dancefloor should sound like. A thick bassdrum, a bass slapped by the fingers of a giant, keys and chords from heaven and horns hailing from the utmost depth of Kalakuta’s soul. Bringing you back to where it all started, the almighty Al Kent does an immense work on an evergreen, you might have bumped into as a munchkin. “Gee Wiz” closes this opus with a orchestral beauty that once gathered all the souls behind what we call music today. Limited to 500 copies!!

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