Safari Of Soul - Steve Jones

Ziggy Stardub

Lady Stardust (feat. SunDub)

All Night

Loving Arms

A golden-hour groove wrapped in smoke and laughter — joy you can feel in your bones.

Backyard Rhythm

I do not own the copyrights of this song.
For personal use only !!!

Jay-K's Remixes & Re-Edits Black Side

CANDI STATON - He Called Me Baby (Jay-K's Extended ReGroove)

I'm closing down shop to focus on my new project HOT -N- HEAVY (www.bit.ly/hot-n-heavy) and figured I would release this jam from my archive.  ENJOY!

Bop Gun (Ruckus Roboticus Super Funk Mix)

Free Download

Kings Left Behind

Horses

Chasing The Sun

You Don't Know

https://uncleted.bandcamp.com/track/pointer-sisters-dont-try-to-take-the-fifth-uncle-ted-edit

Pointer Sisters - Don't Try To Take The Fifth (Uncle Ted Edit)

Quantized & ready for the DJs!

new DL link "Hug It Out" : http://springstrut.bandcamp.com/album/danny-deluxe-more-bang-to-the-ounce


More Bang To The Ounce

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Hug It Out

Sola Rosa, the long-running project of New Zealand producer Andrew Spraggon, has never lacked stylistic ambition. Over the past two decades, he's taken an omnivorous approach to genre—soul, R&B, funk, jazz, hip-hop, and the occasional nod to pop—all filtered through a lens that favours polish and warmth over flash. It’s music that feels lived-in rather than lab-engineered.

Since winning Best Electronic Release at the 2001 NZ Music Awards for Solarized, Spraggon has quietly built an international rep. There’ve been remixes from Tall Black Guy, Hermitude and DJ Vadim; sets at Secret Garden Party and Green Man; praise from Rolling Stone, Mojo, and more. Yet he remains a bit of a secret—an underground mainstay rather than a household name.

The 2020 LP Chasing The Sun marked a return after five years and proved there was still plenty left in the tank. Now, 25 years into the Sola Rosa journey, comes New Tomorrows: a taut, considered EP that feels less like a statement and more like a bridge between chapters. The collaborators remain—singers, writers, players from both sides of the Tasman—but there’s a quiet sense of closure. A drawing of breath before something sharper.
That “something” is already coming: a new album lands later this year, with Spraggon stepping further into the foreground. Watch this space.