Classic late sixties Dusty Springfield/ Nancy Sinatra vibes on the new 45 from The Rayvelles with both cuts featuring singer Star Anice. The B-side features
After a string of cobweb-ousting singles, traditional southern soul gets a full-length dusting off from the Georgia-bred, gospel-trained Brother Wallace on the long-promised Electric Love.
Bristol’s Future Blues Project return with new LP All Played Out and a ten-track set on which they once again explore the legacy and influence
If it’s possible for a band to sound like they’re having more fun doing what they’re doing I’d like to know about it, for Reggae
You might not have heard from Newcastle’s finest for a while and it is perhaps for that very reason that Smoove & Turrell have had
If your thing is expansive and richly orchestrated late sixties/ early seventies film scores, The Stroll is yet another essential one for your collection. The
Heard about the new Big Boss Man album Join The Jet Set but wondered why there was no accompanying 45? Wonder no more for here
The King’s Knight/ Live By The Blade single is another one that got missed in the spring release avalanche as Surprise Chef’s Lachlan Stuckey and
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