A cut and paste remix of James Brown's Sex Machine with the Funky Drummer percussion layered c/w a few other bit and bobs

Funk Mashine **Out Now on Chopshop**

Aretha Franklin - Rock Steady (Disco Tech Re-Krivit Edit)

Tic Toc ya don't stop! Get this track for free here. https://markrae.bandcamp.com/album/sweet-sour-chicken-refix

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Sweet & Sour Chicken Refix

Caravan of the Camels

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Donny Hathaway - The Ghetto (Pecoe 2016 Flip)

My rework using the original stems with additional percussion.

Free Download

Superstition (Dave Gerrard Edit) ***FREE D/L MASTERED WAV***

available now on 7" vinyl check out juno records http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/463801-01.htm

Smoove is the archetypal B Boy made good. Despite his huge international success with Smoove & Turrell and his ability to craft jazz, soul, latin, hip hop and funk into world beating dancefloor killers – he can still be found every weekend he’s not playing live jumping on a plane or a train to go and DJ in Germany , Russia , Italy, Ibiza or just down to Manchester,  Bristol or London wherever his diary tells him he has to go..

Wherever it is, his incredible skills behind the decks mean that he gets asked back and the breadth of the music seamlessly joined by his turntablist skills jumps from disco to funk, jazz to soul, hip hop to house and back again. 

The endless flights, trains and hotel rooms are dead time to some DJ’s but Smoove is always creating new tunes for his set on the fly and working his different influences into the remixes and productions he is currently on. There were at least 40 remixes that could have been  included on this album but in the end he chose the ones that worked best together and made the album flow like one of his legendary DJ sets.

The album contains a number of exclusives including the Smoove remix of the new Third Degree track and a killer smoove remix of Afrka Bambataa, Charlie Funk and King Kamonzi. The Smoove remix of Da Wiesel has only ever been available on vinyl before and his amazing remix of Electric Empire remains unreleased (unbelievably) in many European territories.

Smoove started his recording career for the legendary Acid Jazz label releasing two albums as a solo artist before signing to Jalapeno Records with partner John Turrell to release two hugely successful Smoove & Turrell albums. Their last album was playlisted extensively at Radio 2 and tracks from the album have been used in more than ten film and TV syncs – making Smoove & Turrell  the new darlings of the LA film community.

Smoove is touring with the Smoove & Turrell live band, recording the next S&T album, DJ’ing every weekend and he also just became a dad.   Where does he find the time ?

For more info contact trevor@jalapenorecords.com

Third Degree - Cant Get You Out Of My Head - Smoove Remix

The Funk Soldiers

De La Soul - What's More (Rhythm Scholar One Of These Eyes Remix)

I love De La Soul. I always have. <3

This year is the 30th anniversary of their amazing album '3 Feet High And Rising'.
When it came out it was my favorite album. I bought it, and every 12" single I could find!
One of the B-Sides from the 'Me, Myself And I' single is a song called 'What's More'.
As presented in 1989, it's a quick, 2-minute track. It's just 3 samples and some rapping. At 132 beats-per-minute, it seems like it's over before it begins. The message and lyrics are great, but I always thought that they deserved better. If these words had been combined with a sample-rich music bed, 'What's More' could have been included on '3 Feet High And Rising', and might have been right up there with the rest of the beloved tracks from that album.

Well, 30 years later, hopefully I can show you what I mean. :)

I  challenged myself to make an old-school rap track for 'What's More'. Totally sample-based, eclectic, smooth & reminiscent of something De La would have gladly rapped over in 1989!
What I've come up with is a track that I think gives the lyrics the musical setting they need to fit right in as one of the layered, sample-heavy tracks of late-80s era De La Soul! 

To stay true to a track that could have been produced in 1989, this remix only contains samples from songs that were available when 'What's More' was produced. The samples span from 1968 to 1988. See how many of them you can spot!

Audio Mastered by The Odd Nocturnal Farmer

Dub version also available.
Download:  https://www.mediafire.com/file/088pf9bturmjnb3/De_La_Soul_Whats_More_Rhythm_Scholar_Remixes.zip/file
Enjoy!

www.rhythmscholar.com

De La Soul - What's More (Rhythm Scholar One Of These Eyes Remix)

Stay Good

Watcha Want From Me

Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up • Wonderlove's Re-edit

New album Heavy Goods OUT NOW https://smooveturrell.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-goods

I live in Newcastle in the UK I'm a producer and DJ named Smoove . Crossing all musical boarders in my own compositions and in my DJ sets by fusing Funk, Northern Soul, Hip Hop, Breakbeats, Disco and Jazz.
I DJ in the UK and Europe with tours promoting the late 2005 release of my debut album “Dead Men’s Shirts” on Acid Jazz Records.

2006 saw the creation of the succesfull my own label Wack Records including the first releases “Big Love” 

I released my second album ‘Gravy’ (Remixes & Rarities) on Acid Jazz Records in 2007 which featured the B-Boy smash athem “Im A Man”. 

In 2012 I released an album "First Class" on Jalapeno Records featuring various remix works followed by Recorded Delivery album in 2019.

Smoove and Turrell first collaborated in 2009 having released our first album “Antique soul” on Jalapeno Records and have released 7 studio albums including ‘Eccentric Audio, Crown Posada, Broken Toys, Mount Pleasant, Stratos Bleu & Red Ellen.

Heavy Goods album was released in 2025 available now  https://smooveturrell.bandcamp.com/album/heavy-goods

Live tour dates UK, Europe and beyond, visit www.smooveandtuurell.com

www.discogs.com/artist/Smoove

www.smooveandturrell.com

Third Degree - Cant Get You Out Of My Head - Smoove Remix

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