Got a couple of his tracks on my new loose.fm show. And a pre order in for this one. Lovely stuff. Decent version too!
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Really, really reminding me of something, but can’t quite tell if that phasey plucky rhythm part is a sample or not. Sounds good. And nice version
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this is fire
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nice charity comp - all tracks are 115 bpm
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It’s a great name as well. See that and you’re definitely intrigued.
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Met these guys in Naples 2 years ago. Head to their shop next time you’re in town. They’ll point you to the best bars
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Hope nobody minds me posting this but put out
Volume 2 of our Rollers series the other week. A few on here liked the first volume from Hooson & Johnson. Little weird and a little darker this one, but think people will like Cruncher and Have Your Fun. Had support from the likes of Brewster etc. Cheers!
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I love their records.
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New Photay… pretty epic
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I’m getting Flo’s Green River vibes half way through this
Photay is just one of the best out there, across many genres.
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Hashiru.
My pick from some interesting stuff on the So-Do compilation from Time Capsule. Japanese dubby post punk vibes.
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Someone likes Liquid Liquid and ESG. Good though.
Pachyman - Hard To Part
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Interesting, I’ve got some previous reggae tracks by him, this is quite different
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Would love to catch him live. Everything he’s put out is top quality and the production is always bang on. Even his videos are great.
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Florence Adooni album out today, whole thing is wonderful…
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Uh-ah song was one of my tunes of last year so can’t wait for this!
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Our new one is out now. Lovely one from Australia’s Margot Lloyd
DL codes if you’d like to cop it
https://shadesofsoundmusic.bandcamp.com/yum
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Totally forgot all about this one until Facebook memories sprang it loose on my timeline. From 2010, Al Lover’s killer rework of Beefheart’s Safe As Milk with dope beats and cuts.
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