
RETI: My Home/ Party People
Hot on the coattails of previous single (stonking ESG-by-way-of-Chaka Khan bomb Shake) comes RETI’s new one My Home. Or rather two, since it’s a double
Hot on the coattails of previous single (stonking ESG-by-way-of-Chaka Khan bomb Shake) comes RETI’s new one My Home. Or rather two, since it’s a double
With the all-new Mighty Mocambos long player A Higher Frequency due in just over a week there’s still time to squeeze in one more single
Since the dawn of recorded pop music in the 1950s, I don’t know if there’s a part of any decade more bereft of mainstream cool
After the success of debut 45 Göç Mevsimi back in the autumn – which made such a splash that Iggy Pop played it on his
Now then, what’s this – pumping analogue disco beat, post-punk-style bass and a Lipps Inc, Funky Town-style synthesizer motif? Oh – and female vocals. That’s
Bolstered by the response to last summer’s vinyl 45 appearance of their Samba De Flores cover, Romero Bros return with an epic 12″ offering a
Lack Of Afro returns with new four-to-the-floor single Make It Shine in tow featuring sometime cohort Greg Blackman. Resolutely optimistic, things kick off with jangly
Rarely has a track been so aptly named but the dancefloor action resulting from any DJ dropping Shake is likely to be fairly monumental. The
Just out, the new drop from the monkey’s homie Berry Geordie (that’ll be Smoove & Turrell’s Smoove to you) who contrives to combine his twin
Itchy Bastards, there’s a name to conjure with. Not that it’s one the monkey has for – oohh – about ten years or so though