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The Best of Sister Sledge (1973-1985)

We Are Family (1995 Remaster)

Patrice Rushen - Forget Me Nots

I Got the Melody (Expanded Edition)

Going Back to My Roots (Single Version)

Instant Funk

I Got My Mind Made Up (You Can Get It Girl)

Smile

Love Supreme (Radio Version)

Wild And Peaceful

Hollywood Swinging

Music For Groovin'

Teardrops (Single Version)

Wrong Crowd

Wrong Crowd (Purple Disco Machine Remix)

Jump to It (Expanded Edition)

Jump to It

Treat You Better - Purple Disco Machine Remix

Teddy Pendergrass

You Can't Hide from Yourself

Mama Used to Say

Suddenly

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Session Victim today announce their forthcoming 11-track album titled ‘Needledrop’, with new single ‘Made Me Fly’. The single is a collaboration with singer-songwriter Beth Hirsch, best known for her work with French duo Air on their 1998 album ‘Moon Safari’. The music video was created by animator Mike Scott and tells a computer game love story visually inspired by 80’s and 90’s point and click adventure games.

The German pair of Hauke Freer and Matthias Reiling are no strangers to releasing quality long-format albums and while rising through a discerning community of DJ’s have previously released three consecutive albums on tastemaker label Delusions of Grandeur culminating in 2017’s “Listen To Your Heart”. 

Their latest and fourth studio album set to be released on 'Night Time Stories’, the London based sister label to the coveted ‘LateNightTales’, marks a notable move towards the downtempo dynamic of artists like Nightmares on Wax, DJ Shadow and Portishead. Artists that have all played a strong influence in Session Victim’s variety of output over the last decade. ‘Needledrop’ provides a suite of both uplifting and easy-listening moments, refined and understated individually, yet cohesively crafted with the honest musicianship and inarguable credentials that we know of production duo Session Victim. 

As accomplished producers, Session Victim have been intent on delivering a characteristic body of work for uninterrupted play, and with ‘Needledrop’ they have landed with significant inspiration from the lavishly textured and subtly layered jazz and soul compositions that found their way into late 90’s trip hop. 
Fusing an array of live instrumentation and organic groove through their intuitive sampling sessions, Session Victim’s fourth album succeeds in actively engaging the listener’s mood and intellect in equal measure.

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