
YASIIN BEY: The Ecstatic LP (Reissue)
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

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

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

Echo Chamber Recordings’ subsidiary for original output – Echo Labs – drops another biggie shortly with the arrival of Oddball Creatives (a.k.a, Daniel Walls and

Time was when ‘cinematic soul’ of the variety that graced late sixties and early seventies film and TV soundtracks was thin on the ground whereas

The Guy Hamper Trio returns with new single Tennessee In Taulkinham b/w A Surprise For You, No Surprise For Me a.k.a two tons of mod

The monkey’s not normally a huge fan of all things afro-funky but the combination of this being a 7″ cover of Aretha Franklin’s soul banger

Annamaria D’Almeida moves you right on the latest wax to be announced from the Original Gravity label entitled – er Move Me Right. But how?

Do you like gutbucket funk, sweet, sweet soul, fiery Latin boogaloo and the heavy heavy monster sound of boss reggae? Of course you do! And

ATA Records’ The Flying Hats have a new single out shortly called Traffic Light. And when I say this is a cause for epic celebration

Someone tell the government to put Smoove in charge of re-nationalising the UK rail network – there won’t be any of that, “We’ll still let