THE ALLERGIES: Beneath This Sun LP
STONE MONKEY
17/10/2026
Can we call The Allergies the jewel in Jalapeno Records’ crown yet? I think we can after a decade on the label, a total of
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DJP: The Nod Factor (DJP Remix)/ How Many Emcees Must Get Dissed (Toxic Funk Vol. 23)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
20/08/2026
It’s always worth paying attention when DJP drops material and this latest brace of remixes for Breakbeat Paradise’s Toxic Funk series merely reinforces the fact.
ODDBALL CREATIVES feat. KAMEELA WAHEED & COLIN STEELE: Wondering & Wishing Like Me (Ltd. Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
30/07/2026
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
FREEDUST: Voyager LP
STONE MONKEY
14/07/2026
Ok, so the monkey’s slightly late on this one because it’s been out for the best part of a month but, yes, Freedust are back
THE ALLERGIES feat. AZIZA JAYE: Leave Me Alone
STONE MONKEY
28/06/2026
The Allergies next single has appeared and it’s this – Leave Me Alone feat. singer Aziza Jaye who popped up earlier in the year on
SMOOVE: Multitrack Reworks Vol. 14 . (Vinyl 12″)
STONE MONKEY
25/06/2026
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
THE ALLERGIES: All The Time
STONE MONKEY
31/05/2026
I know you’re thinking ‘But surely we only just had a new Allergies release (Dig It Up) and that was only just after we’d had
MORLACK: Finger On Da Trigger EP
STONE MONKEY
03/05/2026
Time for a new Morlack EP on Breakbeat Paradise? Oh go on then! A three-tracker consisting of two nu-disco cuts and a funky breaks you
STEPPIN’ TONES: Melody Shaker EP
STONE MONKEY
03/05/2026
Back after something of a break since his last album Tuned In & Spaced Out comes Bristol big beat producer Steppin Tones with new EP
CHEEBA’S REGGAE SOUND BOYS: Voice Of The Voodoo / Say It Loud (Ltd. vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
16/04/2026
Cheeba’s Reggae Sound Boys continue their mission to splice sixties and seventies reggae sources with fat drum breaks on their second 45 Voice Of The