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It’s the Katakana Edits express again already! Vol. 35 sees a four-to-the-floor production face-off between Fabiolous Barker who goes the epic disco edit route (nothing here much under six minutes) for three tracks before Amir Perry comes along and submits a dub disco edit of Sandy Gaye’s Watch The Dog and – not to be outdone on length – an even more dubbed-out six minute version. Careful son – that’s the monkey’s favourite ever funky soul track! Vol. 36 is a rather more glitch-up reggae kettle of fish with MustBeat man Clairvo chopping up classic reggae in the company of Dr Ivan. It’s all about opener El Diablo on this one.