PM WARSON: Right Here, Last Night (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
14/05/2024
PM Warson returns with new single Right Here, Last Night – all mid-sixties R&B influences with just a touch of jazziness. The track opens with
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ORIGINAL GRAVITY RECORDS: Reggae Dynamite Vol. 6 EP (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
14/05/2024
It’s an irregular feast but whenever it arrives, the next instalment of Original Gravity Records’ Reggae Dynamite series always offers up four more tasty treats
RBL: Brand Nu (ULURU 014)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
14/05/2024
Taking a break from the reggae hip-hop to head in a funkier direction, the Uluru edits and mashups label goes large in cooking up a
FAT PRODUCE: Fresh Squeeze
STONE MONKEY
14/05/2024
Not only has label F-Spot Records been doing its bit to ensure the organ trio is thriving as a concept in having The White Blinds
THEO SCHUMANN: The Story Of Theo Schumann
STONE MONKEY
06/05/2024
Hello, it’s another new Big Boss Man LP already. Oh wait, no, it’s not – but it is precisely the sort of thing that inspires
DJ SHEPDOG: Dancehall Scenario (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
06/05/2024
DJ Shepdog returns to guide his people the way of the hip-hop/ dancehall blend with new 45 Dancehall Scenario. And so what is the scenario
THE OFFLINE: Les Cavaliers
STONE MONKEY
30/04/2024
Purveyor of cinematic soul The Offline returns with a new single and renews his bigging up of Atlantic coast surf spots in France (and why
HOMETOWN HEROES (BRAD BALOO, DJ YODA & EDO. G): The Process
STONE MONKEY
30/04/2024
Ahead of the release of Hometown Heroes’ Hometown Heroes EP comes the release of The Process. That’ll be a track on which the Heroes (a.k.a
X-RAY TED feat. CARYS ABIGAIL: Dance With Me
STONE MONKEY
29/04/2024
Massive new one from X-Ray Ted who goes from strength to strength as a purveyor of breakbeat soul that is healthily informed by the late
SILVER SKYLARKS feat. LARGE PROFESSOR: Number One Set And Sound
STONE MONKEY
29/04/2024
Besides JB and Sly & The Family Stone, two of the biggest influences in the history of funk music must surely be the New Orleans