Kornél Kovács
The Bells

3rd release from Canopy features the title track from a hard to find Afro funk 7” originally released on private press in Benin in the 1980s. While information on the mesmerising Tomede Ehue remains elusive, she is backed by the Beninois powerhouse, the truly almighty TP Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou.Electrifying cosmic voodoo disco grooves, heavy bass pulsing, blistering horns and spooky organ riffs set the tone on this transcendental dance floor afro funk cut. A modernised tropical disco remix from bosq & an Afro - acid version from Sam Redmore revitalise this mysterious dance floor incantation and launch it into the present day.Striking a balance between moody afro psych-funk and more punchy electronic aesthetics, while maintaining the subtleties of the original composition and performance. Includes download card.

Hot new Soundway comp of alternative 80s synth powered music from Argentina, influenced by Italo disco, electro-funk, post punk, tango, ambience, jazz-fusion, Afro-folk & techno pop. Compiled by DJs Ric Piccolo & Ariel Harari.

Sa Pa's 3rd EP following releases on Marcel Dettman's MDR and last year's release on Australian label, Rosa.This builds on highly acclaimed album releases for the likes of Mana and Forum as well as a collaborative piece with Felix K, Marcell Dettman and Simon Hoffman for A-Ton under the moniker Rauch.This record builds on Sa Pa's reputation for lush dub techno soundscapes and can be played either as a whole as one complete piece or broken down into it's constituent parts. It also includes a locked groove edit created with Scott Monteith (Deadbeat) who also helped with post-production.The record was cut and mastered at Dubplate & Mastering by Helmut Erler.Part profits from the record will go to homeless charity Caring in Bristol.

1989 dance/ pop/ rap/ r&b classic ft. "Buffalo Stance", "Manchild", "Kisses On The Wind", "Inna City Mama", "Heart" etc.

Official reissue of Gigi Masin's private press first LP. Balearic ambient masterpiece.

Acid House/ Breaks classic from 1998, originally released on Swag.