
PAUL NICE & PHILL MOST CHILL: The Fabreeze Brothers 10th Anniversary Edition
Another one for the hip-hop heads as AE Productions recently dropped the 10th Anniversary Edition of Paul Nice & Phill Most Chill’s back-to-hip-hop-basics The Fabreeze

Another one for the hip-hop heads as AE Productions recently dropped the 10th Anniversary Edition of Paul Nice & Phill Most Chill’s back-to-hip-hop-basics The Fabreeze

And now for something Extra Ordinary. That’ll be the new LP from MC Andy Cooper (sometime of Long Beach underground hip-hop crew Ugly Duckling, not

Following a number of singles prior to the release of The Bongolian’s psychedelic, paisley-patterned, Indian Summer Of Love LP last summer comes a new single

Another month, another blistering slice of high energy retro soul from Brother Wallace in the form of new single Who Do You Love? co-written and

Long time readers of MB might remember the name discObeta – an outfit who’ve been responsible for some absolute monster tracks on the hip-hop/glitch-hop axis

If you’ve been paying attention over the last year and a half, you’ll have noticed that F-Spot Records’ reggae output hasn’t just been restricted to

Mod-funk outfit Big Boss Man have certainly discovered a new lease of life since switching labels from Blow Up to Spinout Nuggets for new long

Chunky vintage funk drums, jangly psychedelic west coast guitars and a lala, lala la-la, la-la hippy-dippy female vocal loop – what is this feeling? It’s

Normally, the artist creates their performance persona, writes an LP (or works with a writer) and releases singles off it prior to the LP release

The debut single from Sosyete ’25 (a.k.a the combined talents of multi-instrumentalist/ producer Paul Elliott (Call Sender/ Director of The Library Music Film), Glenn Fallows