Following the success of their debut EP on Lunatick Records earlier this year, South London jazz/hip-hop quartet Sumochief have once again teamed up with the UK based imprint to present a series of remixes from the acclaimed Sumobeats EP. 

First to present his unique take on the EP's opening track "1 Of 1" is York based producer Handbook. After a string of incredible releases, whether it's his solo instrumental work or working with talented emcees across the globe, Handbook has amassed a strong following over the last few years, establishing himself as one of the biggest names in the UK beat-scene.

The full EP is due to be released through Lunatick Records on the 28th of October 2014 with artwork from the talented Kristian Berge.

You can check out the original EP at: http://lunatickrecords.bandcamp.com/album/sumobeats

Sumochief online: facebook.com/Sumochief 
twitter.com/Sumochief 
soundcloud.com/sumo_chief 

Handbook: https://www.facebook.com/Handbookah
https://twitter.com/HandbookYork
https://soundcloud.com/handbook

For interview opportunities and bookings concerning Sumochief, please contact lunatickbiz@gmail.com

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Sumochief - 1of1 (Handbook Remix)

Achin'

Stay Here Forever

I shot a video for my single "Ballin" with my friends with my own budget, independently and I'm really happy I made that decision cuz I feel like it reflects me :) WATCH IT NOW: http://smarturl.it/ballinyoutube

Ballin

'Kill Your Masters' comes from the third joint EP between Supreme Sol and Handbook, following on from 'Higher Manifestation' and 'An Obscure Narrative'. These are two artists who truly have a connection and understand what each individual brings into the mix. Handbook provides his well known brand of charismatic production for Sol to express himself over, using his trademark delivery that really catches the listeners attention and imagination. 

Supreme Sol: "Last year was pretty rough for me, especially when it came to my relationships with women. I was down about how my music would get looked over, my city (St Louis) moved to the number 1 most dangerous city in the US once again, and sometimes I'd feel pretty hopeless at times because of it. Throughout Impetus I'm sharing all of those experiences from a place of frustration, acceptance, determination, and organic growth."

Impetus EP

Supreme Sol - Kill Your Masters (Prod. Handbook) IMPETUS OUT NOW. FOLLOW THE LINK!

When I heard the original of this one, I couldn't resist playing around with it and coming up with something different. Natty did such a good job in the first place - big thanks for trusting me to mess around with it :D

Natty Reeves - Under Your Thumb (Handbook Remix)

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Natty Reeves - Under Your Thumb (Handbook Remix)

BABY DON’T TALK

You got my heartbeat trippin’
All the way, all the way to your door
You got the love I’m missing
Everyday so
Am I asking too much

Keep reading my mind
Put your body on mine
Tiptoe on the line
Am I asking too much?
I know I need you
So why do you keep moving your lips
When I don’t wanna listen

Oh, baby don’t talk
Cause I like it when you don’t say nothing
Nothing at all
Yeah i like it when you don’t say nothing
Don’t say nothing, nothing, nothing
Nothing, nothing at all
Oh, baby don’t talk
Don’t say nothing, nothing, nothing
Nothing, nothing at all
Oh, baby don’t talk

So show me how you work
With your lips, with your hands and your heart
No there’s no need for words, no
Take a chance now
Am I asking too much?

Keep reading my mind
Put your body on mine
Tiptoe on the line
Am I asking too much?
I know I need you
So why do you keep moving your lips
When I don’t wanna listen

Oh, baby don’t talk
Cause I like it when you don’t say nothing
Nothing at all
Yeah i like it when you don’t say nothing
Don’t say nothing, nothing, nothing
Nothing, nothing at all
Oh, baby don’t talk
Don’t say nothing, nothing, nothing
Nothing, nothing at all
Oh, baby don’t talk

Am I asking too much
(Am I asking too much)
Baby, don’t talk
Am I asking too much
Baby don’t talk

Baby Don't Talk

LÉON

Come Home To Me

California-born Tara Priya started off singing hooks on rap demos in LA (for the likes of Kendrick Lamar & Jay Rock) but quickly signed to P-VINE Records in Japan for release of her first two albums (2012, 2014), both of which featured Billboard charting singles. Tara soon moved to London to create her own blend of soul, pop & '90s hip-hop. Influenced by the classics - J. Dilla, Billie Holiday, Ennio Morricone and heartbreak - Tara's 2015 EP got her press and radio love and a whole lotta closure. The Indian-Persian songwriter is currently drinking litres of excellent coffee and writing music for other dope humans, primarily in London.

"Watching her charm London crowds with a beautiful voice is bliss."
-- TIME OUT LONDON

"Tipped for big things" -- THE INDEPENDENT

"A pop gem" -- POPMATTERS

"Could have been a doctor" -- TARA'S DAD

Achin'

Tara Priya

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