CANTRIPS: The King Slumbers
STONE MONKEY
21/08/2026
For a brief time in the early 80s, cinema was awash with sword and sorcery flicks – some of which were so spectacularly bad they
CARLTON JUMEL SMITH & THE RAYVELLES: “C” Plays It Cool b/w Tumbling Down (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
21/08/2026
The fertile cross-Atlantic collaboration between Harlem soul man Carlton Jumel Smith and The Rayvelles bears new fruit with the arrival of new Funk Night Records
DJP: The Nod Factor (DJP Remix)/ How Many Emcees Must Get Dissed (Toxic Funk Vol. 23)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
20/08/2026
It’s always worth paying attention when DJP drops material and this latest brace of remixes for Breakbeat Paradise’s Toxic Funk series merely reinforces the fact.
BROTHER WALLACE: Honey
STONE MONKEY
20/08/2026
Brother Wallace’s first new release since his debut long player Electric Love dropped in May is rousing new soul single Honey. The track is another
ELEVEN 76: Frosty (End Titles)
STONE MONKEY
20/08/2026
If you caught Eleven 76’s previous single Someone’s Always There, you’ll already know about their twin obsessions with imaginary cinema and blending retro sounds. Frosty
THE BAMBOOS: Rockets & Flowers
STONE MONKEY
18/08/2026
Oohh hello it’s The Bamboos – haven’t heard from them in a bit – what’s happening? Twenty-seven years together – well I never! Recently all
CECILIO: Cash High
STONE MONKEY
17/08/2026
If you were thinking it had been a while since you’d last seen an F-Spot Records release, fear not for here is the label going
THE ALLERGIES feat. KNYTRO: Resistance
STONE MONKEY
17/08/2026
Next up from The Allergies ahead of what looks to be an autumn album release comes new single Resistance featuring rapper Knytro who (you may
YASIIN BEY: The Ecstatic LP (Reissue)
STONE MONKEY
30/07/2026
It’s been an uneven musical career for Yasiin Bey a.k.a. the artist formerly known as Mos Def. There was the early promise of Black Star
DONNOYA DRAKE: You Don’t Love Me (No No No)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
30/07/2026
When Dawn Penn recorded rocksteady track You Don’t Love Me for Studio One in 1967, she would probably have been surprised to hear that she