Ain't No Big Thing podcast, here and on iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/id1106603822), with the first hour featuring the esteemed guest and second hour the host.

This episode I host VIGI from Nice, France
https://djshmeejay.com/2021/04/12/vigi-and-dj-shmeejay-aint-no-big-thing/
https://soundcloud.com/vigi-m
https://twitter.com/VIGIORIGINAL
https://www.instagram.com/alexvisciglio/
https://www.facebook.com/VIGIFR

Now keep an eye out for the next Ain't No Big Thing. 

Suspendisse solutam,

folO Olof

Ain't No Big Thing

VIGI

VIGI & dj ShmeeJay - Ain't No Big Thing

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Out on 13/5/22. Preorder here:
romaalkultan.bandcamp.com/album/no-time-like-the-future

Following releases with YAM, Tiff’s Joints, Dr Banana and Touching Bass, artist Romaal Kultan (Ollie Malin) now inaugurates his own record label, Personal Discs.

No Time Like The Future showcases Romaal Kultan’s finest productions, charting a distinct personal trajectory between hiphop, house and broken beat. Opener One Moment Please is a sassy boom bap affair, with an unexpected nod towards jungle. Music Room, made in collaboration with producer Cypriano, is a patient, moody chugger — a tapestry of piano, organic percussion and crackly vinyl samples laced with acid.

On the B-side, Personal Effects delivers a unique, hypnotic broken beat groove, where swelling synths and a twinkling Rhodes meditate together in careful arrangement. Finally, the intimate title track No Time Like the Future stomps off into the sunrise, carried along by a rolling, yearning dreaminess.

Each one of these tracks represents a special, all-too-rare moment of ecstasy in the studio. I hope that this feeling lives on in the music.

So far the record has received support from Alexander Nut, Mr Scruff, Lefto, Kai Alcé, Bradley Zero, Mary Anne Hobbes, K15, Dr Banana, Alex Attias, EVM128, Zakia, Shy One, Tereza, Alia, Earl Jeffers, Footshooter, K-Lone, Poison Zcora, Dean Chew, Marcia Carr, Leanne Wright, Dead Man’s Chest and more.

Romaal Kultan - No Time Like the Future EP (PERS001 clips)

Romaal Kultan - No Time Like The Future (Personal Discs) - 13th May 2022

Following releases with YAM, Tiff’s Joints, Dr Banana and Touching Bass, artist Romaal Kultan (Ollie Malin) now inaugurates his own record label, Personal Discs.

No Time Like The Future showcases Romaal Kultan’s finest productions, charting a distinct personal trajectory between hiphop, house and broken beat. Opener One Moment Please is a sassy boom bap affair, with an unexpected nod towards jungle. Music Room, made in collaboration with producer Cypriano, is a patient, moody chugger — a tapestry of piano, organic percussion and crackly vinyl samples laced with acid.

On the B-side, Personal Effects delivers a unique, hypnotic broken beat groove, where swelling synths and a twinkling Rhodes meditate together in careful arrangement. Finally, the intimate title track No Time Like the Future stomps off into the sunrise, carried along by a rolling, yearning dreaminess.

Each one of these tracks represents a special, all-too-rare moment of ecstasy in the studio. I hope that this feeling lives on in the music.

So far the record has received support from Alexander Nut, Mr Scruff, Lefto, Kai Alcé, Bradley Zero, Mary Anne Hobbes, K15, Dr Banana, Alex Attias, EVM128, Zakia, Shy One, Tereza, Alia, Earl Jeffers, Footshooter, K-Lone, Poison Zcora, Dean Chew, Marcia Carr, Leanne Wright, Dead Man’s Chest and more.


Released 15th May 2022
Artwork by Ollie Malin

Stream Digitally: 
https://fanlink.to/PERS001

https://personaldiscs.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/ollie__malin/
https://soundcloud.com/romaalkultan
https://www.facebook.com/romaalkultan

Premiere: Romaal Kultan - One Moment Please | Personal Discs

Cottam - Stepping Backwards

Produced and arranged by – C. Hynson, J. Tate
Written by – P. Wills, R. Moore

Dynamic Corvettes - Funky Music Is The Thing (Parts 1 & 2)

Dance Your Blues Away......... Out now 
Juno records - http://www.juno.co.uk/products/weedyman-tz-marathon-edits-tugboat-edits-6/603338-01/
Bandcamp - https://starcreature.bandcamp.com/album/tugboat-edits-bundle-2

Get it here

Tug Boat Edits 6 - "Blues" - Weedyman

Lo res preview of my track "Everybody's gotta make a living" that will go out on the Midnight Riot compilation "This is how it started" on 13th April.
A real honour to be included on the compilation as it pays tribute to the sounds and influences that brought original House Music pressure from Chi Town.

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Everybodys Gotta Make A Living (Original Mix) Lo Res Preview

An unnecessary remix for a quiet night in...

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Get it here: lemin.bandcamp.com/track/liem-if-only-lemin-dusk-edit

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Liem - If Only (Lemin Dusk Edit)

EDIT (OR JUST A BEAT) BASED ON PATRICE RUSHEN, REMIND ME 

Remind me (Weedy Weekender ed, with free DL)

Pamplem'House - Les Bronzés Font Du Ski (Rack.u Records)

Same story as many of my age... My ears first pricked up to music at the Two Tone/Ska era. I remember hearing Rappers Delight and thinking that's something cool there, "borrowed" my sisters Boogie and Funk tunes, listened to a lot of what we called Jazz Funk at the time. When Bam came along with Planet Rock, i knew "my own thing" had at last arrived. Got into Electro then Hip Hop, scratched records, cut breaks, breakdanced on plenty of lino and cardboard, still listened to Funk, Soul, and Boogie, had a brief time getting down at the Go Go. Rare Groove and Jazz was big once i started going out getting on it, particularly in my home town. Hip Hop was always there. Started hunting for rare tunes, breaks.. Then Acid House arrived & knocked us all sideways, had decks still, bought samplers and keyboards, sold some, bought some more. All went on till around mid 90s then lost the love for it. 
Music tastes changed, settled down, got married, had a beautiful son, after a few years had the time to be able to get my records out and started to track down the stuff i lost or never had online, realized so much was on Soundcloud now as edits.
My mates bought me Traktor as a 40th birthday present and that got me back into collecting tunes, and gave me the creativity and flexibility i always wanted from a DJ set up.
Got back into making "my own stuff" firstly through edits just to learn how to do things and then by making my own mid tempo chuggers. 
Still just a punter, and all this is for fun, but it keeps me off the streets at night.

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