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Played by: Juno Recommends Broken Beat Nu Jazz
Played by: Ennio Styles
Nostalgia 77 feat Josa Peit
Played by: KUT FUNK
Review: Recently, two "like-minded musical explorers" joined forces to "illuminate the shared roots and spirit of rebellion at the heart of dub and jazz". These two aforementioned troubadours, Prince Fatty (Hollie Cook) and Nostalgia 77, ended up getting some serious attention for the record, In The Kingdom Of Dub, too. Two standout LP tracks, "Medicine Chest" and "Skeletons", both now get a (dubbed out) release in their own right here on this digital double A-side.
The New Mastersounds - "Your Love Is Mine" (feat Corinne Baily Rae - Nostalgia 77 remix) - (3:21) 99 BPM
Played by: X-Ray Ted
Review: Leaping lizards! Nostalgia really isn't messing around is he? Raucous, nutty, weirded out yet dripping in futuristic funk, each cut on this EP takes the Bloomington badboy's sound to new and dangerous levels. From the atonal sandpaper-in-space dogfight "Ganon" to the twisted carnival mischief on the riff of "Send It Back", this really is a brutal and bold EP that takes elements of the Belgian sound, huge dollops of the UK sound and wraps it up tightly in good old US gully. Splash damage? Splash obliteration more like. Wash your hands.
Played by: Juno Recommends Dubstep
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Played by: Craig Charles Funk And Soul, Fort Knox Five, Roast Beatz, Jayl Funk, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Juno Recommends Funky House, Juno Recommends Funk, X-Ray Ted, Mr Doris, Gino Boleti
Review: Following fine outings from Fort Knox Five, the Allergies, Smoove and Marc Hype, amongst others, Bomb Strikes' reliable Funk N' Beats compilation series returns with rising star X-Ray Ted at the controls. In keeping with the series' heavyweight, funk-fuelled style, the Bristol-based DJ and beat-maker has gathered together a killer collection of soul, hip-hop and funk club cuts, with a smattering of more laidback numbers to keep things fresh. Highlights are plentiful throughout, with our picks including the boom-bap brilliance is Aldo Vanucci's tidy remix of 'All Down' by Mr Doris and D-Funk, the dancefloor jazz heaviness of Nostalgia 77's 'Changes', the cut-and-paste craziness of Double Dee & Steinski's 'Jazz' and the disco-funk masterclass that is X-Ray Ted's own 'Party Time'.
Andy Whitby & Klubfiller & Cally Gage - "Everything's Alright" (feat Kyla - BK remix) - (7:01) 142 BPM
Various - "Hard Dance Anthems" (continuous mix 2 by Anne Savage & Scott Attrill) - (1:11:37) 143 BPM
Scott Fo Shaw & JX & Organ Donors & Paul Maddox & Sam & Deano aka Tidy DJs - "That Summer Track/Restless/Turntablism/Nut Job" (instrumental - acappella) - (3:13) 145 BPM
Lee Pasch & Untidy Dubs & Brainbashers - "Feel It/I Don't Know/Do It Now" (acappella) - (3:26) 145 BPM
Technikal & Anne Savage & Untidy Dubs - "Music For A Harder Generation/Centrefold/Funky Groove" - (3:10) 145 BPM
Andy Whitby & Matt Lee & Benedict Brothers - "Higher State Of Consciousness/Honey Child" (acappella) - (2:40) 145 BPM
Rachel Auburn & Jimmy Dean & Jon Bishop - "Screwdriver/Don't Give Up/Stalker" (acappella) - (3:50) 145 BPM
Benjamin Leung & Tazix & Untidy Dubs & Emma Lock - "Rain Drops/Fine Night 2010" (acappella) - (5:37) 145 BPM
Tidy Allstars & Ed Real & The Coalition & Lisa Lashes - "The Homecoming (Magna Theme)/20000 Hardcore Members/What Can You Do 4 Me" (acappella) - (5:04) 147 BPM
Alumina & Kym Ayres & Technikal & 12 Thumpers & NRG - "Let The Bass Kick/More & More/Don't Cross The Line/Never Lost His Hardcore" (acappella) - (4:13) 148 BPM
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Alice Russell - "Humankind" (Grant Phabao Tuff N'uff Skank Starring the Lone Ranger) - (4:17) 89 BPM
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The Quantic Soul Orchestra - "Take Your Time, Change Your Mind" (feat Alice Russell) - (6:45) 74 BPM
Played by: Mr Chombee, Juno Recommends Hip Hop/R&B, Killer Funk Records USA, The Funk Hunters, Barrio Jazz Gang, Mr Doris, Double Yellow, Superpendejos
Review: Tru Thoughts have been around since the late 90s, championing all things modern with a soul, jazz and funk edge. Now their A&R dude Robert Luis has decided to compile their best disco-style releases, and why not? The Quantic Soul Orchestra's "Pushin On" is cinematic foot music built around an infectious loop, Zed Bias revisits 1980s Minneapolis with the help of Toddla T on the downright nasty groove of "Koolade", Bonobo remixes Nostalgia 77's "Quiet Dawn" in a downtempo jazzy style, Hint's "Aliens Enter" is as close you can get to 80s synth-soul without a time machine and Natural Self's "In The Morning" is a killer, off kilter jazz-meets-funk-and-dubby-house oddity.
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Findlay Brown - "Loosing The Will To Survive" (Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve Reanimation) - (6:39) 125 BPM
Pat Lok / Various
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Nonames - "Dads And Mums (feat. Roachee & Killa P)" (feat Roachee/Killa P - Chimpo Duppy) - (4:00) 70 BPM
