Dave Lee
Remixed With Love By Dave Lee (Vol. Three) (Part Two)

Stone cold NY boogie classic, outrageous slap-bass and sweet, sweet vocal. Instrumental on the flip if you prefer. Bomb!

Stereo reissue of one of the greatest soul albums of all time - Back to Black series, 180g vinyl, gatefold sleeve.

Brunno's 1992 album '3' nicely reissued by German label Notes On A Journey.The A-side of has 4 electronic-tinged tracks with nice use of digital drums and synthesisers, blending pop with samba-reggae for that Balearic sound. The B-side leans more towards songs with acoustic instrumentation within the MPB aesthetic.180g vinyl, tip-on sleeve, with lyric insert and liner notes.

Kalita unveil the first ever compilation focussing on ‘Burger Highlife’, a crossover of West African melodies with synthesisers, disco and boogie that took over Ghanaian airwaves during the 1980’s and beyond. Highlighting key recordings from genre-defining artists including Thomas Frempong and George Darko, as well as more obscure sought-after tracks by elusive bands such as Aban and Uncle Joe’s Afri-Beat. Spread over a double-LP housed in a gatefold sleeve. Accompanied by a 16-page booklet featuring extensive interview-based liner notes on each artist and never-before-seen archival photos.The 1970s had witnessed an increased Western airtime and physical presence in Ghana introducing funk, soul and disco sounds to the region. By the turn of the decade the country was also enduring economic turmoil, with rising poverty, military dictatorships and long periods of enforced curfews (amongst other factors) making it impossible for artists to survive.As a result, many Ghanaian artists with a broader outlook began to pursue their careers in the West, moving to both Europe and America in search of stardom. It was here that Ghanaian musicians developed a digitised version of highlife music which fully embraced Western contemporary music styles and newly introduced technology such as the DX7 synthesiser and various drum machines.