A Cover with a different take on the popular track 'Blow My High' by Kendrick Lemar. Original lyrics and rap. 

Mother Mary ft. Damien Diablo (Kendrick Lemar Cover) (Mixed by 'Caes')

Demo is an unofficial collection of music created during the past turbulent year, of the artist Tendayi. It consists of five different tracks expressing and conveying five very different emotions experienced at separate stages. The beats have been taken, reproduced and remixed, interpreting them as a whole new project. Creating the 'Demo' experience. 

Produced By 'Ceas'
Mix downs By Daryl 'Dizzle'
Original lyrics written By Tendayi 
Cover designed By JComplex & Rose Tint Rebellion
Rose Tint Rebellion Music UK

E.C.T. (ft. Guitarist Roger Blackman)

Various Artists  - Selectors Assemble Volume Two 
 Release Date: 23rd February 2018
Pre-Order: https://selectorsassemble.bandcamp.com/album/selectors-assemble-volume-two

Brand new year, brand new imprint. CoOp Presents is an all-new record label, founded by IG Culture and Alex Phountzi, set to focus on the depth and wealth of talent that exists within the London Bruk movement and beyond, a project which they consider to be a continuation in the same spirit of the legendary CoOp movement.

Last Summer, the CoOp Presents crew released an EP via First Word Records entitled ‘Selectors Assemble’. This was the first collective offering from a foundation comprised of UK dance music pioneers and nowadays bruk soldiers, navigating in & around the world of broken beat and beyond over the last two decades to the present day. Reinvigorated by recent Boiler Room sessions, the crew proceeded with more parties, more radio shows, and gained access to an unlimited pool of all-new sounds. The squad were primed and ready to move forwards from the famed days of the Plastic People dances, and further explore the evolution of their sound.

Selectors Assemble exists as an umbrella to showcase talent from originators and newcomers alike, transcending genres and geographics. Over the summer, more members were introduced to the clique, and it was clear there was much more work to be done. So we proceed. 
Setting it off, we bring you ‘Selectors Assemble Volume Two’.
The first six-track selection from the stable for 2018. 

James Rudie opens the selection with ‘Port Funk’, a soulful 4/4 stomper, adrift with jazz licks and weighty bassline. Danvers up next with ‘My Nina’, a deep vibesy breakbeat opener that chops away, flipping its groove several times through the track. EVM128 steps up & steps in with the no-messin’ tough tribal bounce of the ‘Gamma Riddim’ next. Cengiz opens up the flipside of the plate with some straight up bruk-funk that rides ‘On On On’. Entekenters the dance with a twisted swagger and next level sonics on ‘Robbery’, ticking numerous groove boxes, before we approach the final cut from N15’s own Miraa May, on the soulful flex of
‘I Don’t Want Ya (Didi)’. The rub on this last one coming courtesy of label founders, NameBrandSound aka IG Culture and Alex Phountzi.

Selectors Assemble appear on rotation monthly on Worldwide FM, as well as numerous other shows and dances individually, including upcoming parties at The Jazz Cafe, and the formation of a new base, The Flex Space, a multi purpose warehouse space in East London. The movement is only destined to grow. The stage for 2018 is set. Get involved.

Miraa May - I Don't Want Ya (Didi)(NameBrandSound Remix)

I felt it was time to make an Afro-oriented mix!
All the tracks in here are not necessarily from Africa but all have an Afro-feel in my opinion.

Artwork by: Charayda Andeloe.

Afrosphere (2018)

Neue Grafik - Bed Stuy's Mood (EVM 128 Remix)

CoOp was a London party institution throughout the 2000s. Born in London’s Velvet Room’s and gaining notoriety in the city’s legendary (late) club Plastic People, disciples of the party praise the dancers, the beats and the much fabled dance circles.

Born from this legacy is CoOp Presents, a new label that includes next generation bruk collective, Selectors Assemble, featuring OGs and newcomers alike. The collective consists of an ever-evolving string of producers, MCs and DJs, whose recent releases, compilations and parties in spots such as Amsterdam and London have recaptured that original family energy that was synonymous with those seminal CoOp nights.

On Saturday 29th September 2018, Selectors Assemble host a party at The Pickle Factory. Ahead of this, we present a mix from collective member Oliver Night, exploring the forward facing element of the broken beat sound. With one foot firmly in London’s musical heritage with sounds of grime, dubstep and garage, and the other exploring fresh and eclectic bass heavy percussive rhythms, this is the sound of CoOp Presents: Selectors Assemble.

OSM 029 – Oliver Night (CoOp)

When the weather is fine, this is what we imagine. featuring Bob Marley and Anderson .Paak

Artwork by _emmachristiann (Instagram)

Music clip YT link: https://youtu.be/WrGb6_rkBLw

E.C.T. (ft. Guitarist Roger Blackman)

Tendayi

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