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All Star Hip Hop Crew - "Lolli Lolli Pop That Body" (Made Famous by Three Six Mafia feat Project Pat & Young D & Superpower) - (4:16) 120 BPM
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CLP 8907
01 Jan 10
01 Jan 10
3
Hip-Hop Reggae Series Vol 7EXCLUSIVE
Played by: Juno Recommends Hip Hop/R&B
Review: French reggae producer Mato has made a name for himself by giving Kingston-style makeovers to many hip-hop pop hits. Here Stix have rounded up the latest batch of reworks featuring, amongst others, "Suit & Tie" by Justin Timberlake, "Happy" by Pharrell Williams, "Fancy" by Iggy Azalea, "Rehab" by Amy Winehouse and, clearly not getting the memo, "Blurred Lines" by Robin Thicke.
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STIX 043
15 Nov 15
15 Nov 15
6
Played by: The Allergies, Fort Knox Five, Roast Beatz, Johnnypluse, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Morlack, Funky Boogie Brothers, Ben Jamin
Review: With the catalogue that the Cuttin' It Fine team have both assembled and keep adding to, it's hard to expect anything less than exceptional with every release. They deliver another set of four breakbeat belters, courtesy of both El Bomba & Roast Beatz. First up, El Bomba delivers a dancefloor-ready funk out in 'Take A Break', a lively combo of sharp drum slaps and lip-curling basslines, before Roast Beatz the energy with the groovy guitar plucks and singalong vocals of 'Party Over Here'. Back to El Bomba next as the classic sounding guitar melodies and unpredictable drum shakes of 'Bronco Funk' tone down the madness a tad, before rounding off with anthem-like arrangements of 'Get On Down' from Roast Beatz, boasting a showstopper of a bassline, draped in pleasing horn switches and tidy vocal chops for good measure.
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CIF 28
02 Jul 21
02 Jul 21
21
Review: It's always exciting to see a new drop on the awesome Bomb Strikes imprint, a label that has helped push breakbeat music as far as it can go over the last few years, constantly unloading top quality creations. This time around, Prosper and Stabfinger join forces, firstly with the assistance of Too Many T's on 'Doin' The Conga', a vibrant crunch through gnarly synthesis and catchy singalong vocal displays. Next, Awoke touches down for a guest appearance on 'Check The Status', a slowly creeping trek through murky drums and moody subs, with the instrumental edition of 'Doin' The Conga' then arriving to close off this well thought out collection in style.
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BOMBMUSIC 102
01 Dec 23
01 Dec 23
22
Resense 047EXCLUSIVE
Played by: The Allergies, Craig Charles Funk And Soul, Roast Beatz, Juno Recommends Broken Beat Nu Jazz
Review: Resense serve up two tracks that owe a clear debt to party-style hip-hop from the 90s: think A Tribe Called Quest, Arrested Development or more specifically Jurassic 5, whose vocal from 'In The House' forms the basis for Lord Funk & Moar's 'Hip Hop Control' (even if that track did come out in 2006), with the original's electrofunk backdrop replaced by a jazzier groove complete with breathy flutes. Gelatine Thugs' 'Do The Don't Stop' then takes us into jazzier pastures still, while biting a snatch of vocal from a certain Mr M. Jackson. Floors that move to the likes of The Allergies or Speedometer will lap these two cuts up.
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RESENSE 047
22 May 20
22 May 20
23
Timewarp / Various
Review: 'Funk' is what it says on the tin and funk is what you'll find inside it, as Timewarp serve up a 16-track best-of compilation paying homage to the squelchy, sleazy sounds of the 70s - tracks like Apedroid's 'Enter The Apedroid' or Basement Freaks' 'Soul Men' could have been lifted straight from the OST of some obscure Blaxploitation flick. Timewarp Inc's own 'Breakbit' is a car chase funk masterpiece, my reviewing notes for Leon's futuristic, sci-fi-ish 'Sexy Toy' read simply "aliens!", while special mention should be made of Koka Mass Jazz's opener 'Play The Game' - a new-old soul/funk jam par excellence, and a consent anthem for the post-#MeToo generation.
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TMDG 200B
15 Jan 21
15 Jan 21
24
Timewarp / Various
Review: Timewarp Music's 'Freestyle 4 Funk' series reaches its ninth installment, which (somewhat confusingly) comes in four volumes, subtitled #funk, #disco, #tropicaldub and #downtempo. This is the #tropicaldub selection, for which you can essentially read 'reggae and dub' as label regulars like Prosper & Stabfinger, DJ Laurel, Vito Lalinga, Funky Destination and of course head honcho Timewarp Inc step up to pay tribute to the sound of JA - while still allowing, as with the #funk volume, plenty of scope for fusions with other styles, be they Latin (see DJ Laurel's 'Sambafunk'), Afro (see Lalinga's 'Vrye Denke') or hip-hop and breaks (see P&S's 'Popping The Clutch'), not to mention one fine slab of straight-up funk (Zamali's 'Kings & Queens') and, in the form of 'Simoon', the obligatory weirded-out closer...
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TMDG 249C
17 Nov 23
17 Nov 23
32
Review: Classic, old school and new school breaks with obvious NY influences boasting a four-part selection of 80s retro, electro & hip hop in Electric September's 1985! A solid 38 years later the genre still kicks with the synth action of "Break" leading the EP next to the slower, plodding grooves, vinyl scratching and slow mo Egyptian Lover drums that support the Beastie Boys-like vocals in "Brick By Brick". "1985" touches on a slight gothic or night driver tip, while "Ear Malfunction" featuring Johnny Scratch of the Geektronix crew keeps it buck wild with another serving of wax lyrical freshness.
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SIKK 013
24 Nov 23
24 Nov 23
33
Good To Go-Go Vol VIIIEXCLUSIVE
Review: Morlack on Funk Blasters? What more could we ask for as these two goliath figures join forces for a super rhythmic outing, kicking off with groovy rhythmic clinks and sweeping vocal overlays of 'Poplife'. Next up, the bulbous drum bubbles and unorthodox percussive inputs of 'Do Ur Body Snatchers', putting a smile on our faces that goes absolutely nowhere as 'Beyond The Flipside' continues to upgrade the intensity of the project with another thumping piece of bassline action. Finally, we take things down a fidget-inspired avenue as '123' gives us one last grinding punch of low-ended energy, rounding things off with a tasty meal of organic drum energy. Fiery business!
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FB 041
04 Jul 22
04 Jul 22
35
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Mind how you go! Militant Minds make light work here with this incredible fund raising VA that joins all the necessary dots you'll ever need in the bass world from hip-hop to jungle via dubstep, garage and breaks. All profits going to Mind charity, highlights across this awesome 30 track collection include the all-out jungle badness of DJ Sofa and Veak, the hybrid fusion of acts like Narna, the absolute rave Armageddon from the likes of Ac1D Vicious, deep driving D&B by Gresha and not to mention the cavalcade of crucial UK hip-hop that opens up this album from the likes of 1Jack & Redmiff, Inertia Klergy and Miles Dare. This is much more than a charity album, this is a statement. Get behind it!
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MILITANT 001
17 Dec 22
17 Dec 22
36
Played by: Juno Recommends Funk
Review: Virginia's All Good Funk Alliance team up with Orlando-based conscious rapper Swamburger on this six-track, seven-mix EP for Super Hi Fi. Party-style hip-hop reminiscent of the likes of A Tribe Called Quest, Jurassic 5 or OutKast is the order of the day generally, though 'Sunshine Today' adopts a less frantic, party-hearty pace and 'Nursery Rhymes' addresses more serious themes of structural racism - but then that's also the track they've chosen to supply with a matching instrumental. Worth investigating for lovers of old school rap vibes.
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SHF 25
24 Nov 23
24 Nov 23
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XL895 DS
20 Oct 17
20 Oct 17
