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Generation -Styles & Skills (FREE DOWNLOAD)

95 North are mainstays on the Henry Street Music imprint. For the anniversary series a selection from their "Da Hooligans" eps.
Out now.
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95 North - Who’s Hoo / Red Sun Groove - Henry Street Music (HS1404)

no feeling like getting to collab with someone u listen to on the regular...

big shout out to bro @user-878371370

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no angel w/ devereaux

instrumental emotions penned by Herr Sneaky for his partner (now wife) Rina after many years of continued long distance travelling. Taken from the 2000 LP "The Main Event" and subsequently featured on several "chill out" comps. 

engineering and co-production by James Ford.

You Fly Me

MUTT

YES IT IS (Live From NPR’s Tiny Desk)

THE 'MIGHTY WRATH' EP IS THE SECOND AMAPIANO COMPILATION PRODUCED AND ENGINEERED BY CHUCK FLOORLESS. IT IS DUBBED THE MUSICAL EXPRESSION SPARKED BY CRITICISM AND DISCOURAGEMENT THAT HE HAS USED TO FUEL HIS PASSION FOR MAKING VIBRANT MUSIC. TO ENGAGE WITH DJY CHUCK FLOORLESS REACH OUT ON SOCIALS:

FACEBOOK - CHUCK FLOORLESS
IG - OFFTHEFLOORENERGY
TWITCH - CHUCK FLOORLESS
TICKTOK - THEFLOORLESSONE


ENJOY AND REMEMBER TO SHARE!!!!!!!! 

LOOK MY WAY

MKBROTHERTWINS_AMAPIANO

From The Bottom Up

If You Love Me

Random Access Memories

Lose Yourself to Dance (feat. Pharrell Williams)

Gregory Isaacs in Dub

Make Dub to Me

Mc Conrad - Words 2b Heard Meets Planetary Funk Alert

wrote this one in the native tongue. 

lemme know ya thoughts

vão la

Detroit Beatdown Remixes 1: 2

Falling Up (Carl Craig Remix)

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Show me how you care, 
Tell me how you were loved before 
Show me how you smile, 
Tell me why your hands are cold 

I’m turning around, 
I’m having visions of you 
But then I understand 
The friend I’m dreaming of is far away 
But I’m here... I’m here 

Show me how you’re proud, 
Tell me how you reach the moon 

My thoughts err away tonight 
My heart fell to love again 

I’m turning around I’m having visions of you ( 
But then I understand 
The friend I’m dreaming of is far away 
And doesn’t feel my love 
But I do... I do

Men I Trust - Show Me How

Jonny Rock is somewhat of a sorcerer, an omnipresent eye that gathers secret ingredients from far and wide — old school House oddities, hypnotic melodies of the Orient, the furthest reaches of Disco, the easy pace of Turkish psychedelic funk — fusing it all into his own shrouded code, a string of immaterial messages, both subliminal and lucid, that highlight his eccentric sense of storytelling and nuance. He imbues a sense of familiarity in his music, implying history that might not be studied but still feels learned, a quality inherent to productions born from a vast catalog of influence (and the inseparable sample material). Jonny conjures euphoric acid flashbacks, herds of crowds through Istanbul alleys, the misty morning residue from raves of yore, orchestral winds blown across the Aegean riviera, and he manages to concentrate their essence into singular details such as a snare drum. Both sides of his eternally-awaited ESP debut lean toward his dark arts — 'Tye Die Techno' drives a relentless hard-edged drum kit that could throw an otherwise self-respecting Goth into a heated breakdance battle, while the title track and theme, 'Ode To A Happening On Earth,' plays with the imagery of ritual, fantasy and role-playing — but throughout this malevolent stew, there is a sustained hint of the artist’s playful nature. No matter how murky the trip becomes, Jonny is always there, a light at the end of the tunnel, with a big hug to reassure that everyone will be OK. He is one clever bastard — if you know, you know.

[ESP078] Ode To A Happening On Earth

Pre-Order from ESP

[ESP078] JONNY ROCK - A1 - Tye Die Techno - SNIPPET

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Let’s Work Together

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1905 's new joint "Beats 2 Bomb 2" is an ode to graffiti in Dresden.
It reflects a mid summer time, where you go out in the yard, smoke some chu chu and Spray some psss psss. Nobody get's stabbed and your Crew ends up with 7 pieces. You do yours and I do mine/Listen to this EP or I put a spraycan in your behind 🍑

Premiere:  1905 - Fuck the Feelings (Former City Records)

@raiders_records has presented something really special here.  While we absolutely love this track by @jpeglove, we must emphasize that this entire 2-volume release is a top notch pivotal endeavor highlighting a nascent shift toward club culture being ruled more firmly under the female sphere.  

'Queens of Club' pays tribute to 'Queens of Baltimore', an early Bmore Club 12” from 2001 featuring recorded vocals by: Mz. Thang, Kotton the Cutie and Lady Shaunda.  (Side note:  Posse Up tried to contact these artists recently, if anyone knows how to reach them please let us know!).  

While 'Queens of Baltimore' put the women at the forefront, it was still distributed and produced by men.  Raider’s' 'Queens of Club' pays tribute to this early achievement while simultaneously 1UP’ing it as a project that is completely produced and managed by women.  The stereotype that producing is a man’s domain can be put to feckin rest as is a testament of the quality of this endeavor.      

While this follows the tradition of pioneering female producers – least we forget about Kemistry and Storm who co-founded Metalheadz, not to mention DJ Rap – it also serves as a reminder – since the very fact that such a project remains a rarity in 2020 mans that there is still werk 2 do.  

Posse Up salutes and welcomes female producers, label owners, deejays, and emcees.  We feel strongly that music is multi-dimensional, and that added depth is desperately needed, whether that's grounded in gender, sex, ethnicity, culture, social status or entire MF’ing species (yo shouts out to the extraterrestrial transgendered).  The more depth the better, especially in club genres that exhibit raw sexuality, such as: bmore / jersey club, miami bass, ghetto tech, ghetto house, vogue, etc., or music inspired by these genres.

Premiere - jpeg.love - I'm Perfect - Queens of Club (Raiders)

From the LP "Embassy Cafe" - Available now from all good stores.
Or direct from Rush Hour: http://www.rushhour.nl/store_detailed.php?item=70419

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