LEON DINERO: Heartbreak (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
23/04/2024
A welcome return for mystery man Leon Dinero with this third single – a rocksteady cover of James Hunter track Heartbreak on the mighty Daptone
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VARIOUS: Feelin’ Kind Of Blue
STONE MONKEY
22/04/2024
I think Original Gravity is trying to break the monkey. The label seems to put out nearly as many releases as most of the other
THE ALLERGIES feat. K.O.G.: Koliko
STONE MONKEY
22/04/2024
They might have a distinctive ‘sound’ that characterises their core output but you can’t say The Allergies don’t experiment too. Last LP Tear The Place
MYKAL ROSE X SUBATOMIC SOUND X HOLLIE COOK: Get High
STONE MONKEY
21/04/2024
Some righteously thunderous dub reggae on the new Mykal Rose and Subatomic Sound single featuring Hollie Cook entitled Get High. A reggae artist singing ‘Get
JAYL FUNK: Shake & Boogie EP
STONE MONKEY
19/04/2024
As noted when the title track and Not Today from this EP appeared on Toxic Funk 13 for Breakbeat Paradise in January this year, what
SON OF SAM feat. MASTA ACE & LARGE PROFESSOR: Come A Long Way (JEHST Remix)
STONE MONKEY
14/04/2024
Was it really as long ago as 2017 when Tom Caruana’s live hip-hop band Son Of Sam dropped excellent debut LP Cinder Hill featuring a
JUNIOR FLAMES: Why You Haffi Break My Heart? (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
14/04/2024
More top boss reggae action from the Original Gravity stable in this latest vinyl 7″ Why You Haffi Break My Heart from ‘Junior Flames’ –
OMEGAMAN feat. EMILY MOLLOY: Bring Back The Funk
STONE MONKEY
14/04/2024
No stranger to doing vocals on Fort Knox Recordings releases, Emily Molloy returns on this new track from Sydney-based Omegaman, Bring Back The Funk. And
THE RAYVELLES: The Rayvelles
STONE MONKEY
14/04/2024
As augured by the arrival of not one but two 45s back in December, here finally is the debut long player from The Rayvelles entitled
T BIRD & THE BREAKS: GTFUOMB
STONE MONKEY
11/04/2024
When T Bird & The Breaks single, It’s Hot, from July last year confirmed that rumours of the band’s demise had been greatly exaggerated you