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Jungle Hits Vol 1
1
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STRCD 1
19 Jul 17
Boasty (Explicit)
6
Boasty (Explicit) - (2:57) 103 BPM
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405053 8472097
02 May 19
Hollywood
11
Hollywood - (2:29) 91 BPM
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195375 525965
15 Mar 24
Africa (My No. 1)
16
Review: Label newcomer Canopy Records, compiled and conceptualised by label head Sumosui, sends out some super Afro transmission for this first release. 'Africa No 1' is a single that features a superb tune from Benin City in Edo State, Nigeria, which was first put out locally in 1987. It is by the late great Nigerian reggae artist Ehi Duncan and his The Africa Army Express band and next to the uplifting original are two new mixes from Captain Planet. He brings the tune into the modern day with some tight key, horn and synth sounds for the first mix, and the second is a slower, more mid-tempo bit of afro disco. Lovely vibes.
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CNPY 001
08 Apr 22
Linval Meets Invaders
31
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601811 210567
30 Oct 21
Big Fat Machine (Explicit)
41
Big Fat Machine (Explicit) - (5:03) 113 BPM
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405053 8939019
15 Mar 24
Babylon Raid
42
Babylon Raid (feat Max Romeo) - (4:18) 140 BPM
Played by: Buck Lee, KXVU
Review: For us, the Glasgow based sound system champions known as Mungo's Hi Fi receive nowhere near enough credit for their constant stoking of the UK's dub and reggae fire. They here team up with both Eva Lazarus and the legendary Max Romeo on their home imprint of Scotch Bonnet for a wicked future dub-style creeper. As a recording 'Babylon Raid' is the perfect fusion of classic roots audio and modern experimental reggae flavours, dipping between a smokey introduction and a more digitized breakdown, perfect for lighting up the dance!
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361593 8555408
03 May 19
The Hit List, Vol III
43
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TRCD 0702A
13 Mar 23
Heat
44
Review: Automat's fifth album ignites a musical blaze with Heat. This offering from the Berlin-based band marks a departure from their previous works, embracing a more unified, warmer, and rounded sonic. The title-track seamlessly weaves together intimate dub, resonant basslines, intricate delays and some deep blue trip-hop alongside some velvety down-tempo ballads with, of course, some reggae and wax lyrical influences throughout. The album embodies a transformative process, not just in its lineup changes, but in the newfound energy and passion it exudes. With the addition of keyboardist Max Loderbauer, producer Ingo Krauss, and the brilliant contributions of Scott Montieth (Deadbeat), singer Barbie Williams, and guest vocalists Gemma Ray, Prince Alla, and R Zee Jackson - Automat's evolution is nothing short of stunning, making Heat a beautifully crafted opus that runs like a finely tuned machine.
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CPT 6193
15 Sep 23
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