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The King Rooster: The King Rooster
The production is exceptional too, raw, gritty and brimming with vim and vigour "Swamp Donkey" testifies to this another slice of Meters' style heavy blessedness...
J Jazz: Deep Modern Jazz from Japan 1969-1984
Barely Breaking Even delve into the vaults of Japanese Jazz, known as J-Jazz this almost cult musical brotherhood that still exists today and played in small jazz clubs, shrine like...
Sharpeye: Rhythm Rhyme Revolution
Game changer, fashion icon, maverick, dancer, singer (I could go on) the rather bespoke Barrie K Sharpe makes a delightful return to the fray with this his sterling new platter....
Delvon LaMarr Organ Trio: Close But No Cigar
If you are not acquainted with the heavy blessedness an Organ Trio can give, here's a great opportunity to dive in...
Afro Brotherz: Tick Tock (inc: Silvano Del Gado and Cory Centric mixes) Afrocentric Records
South Africa's Afro Brotherz have deservedly cemented themselves in as one's to watch in the world of afro house...
Miami 2018 Compilation: Various Artists (Toolroom)
The track list boasts some of the best names in contemporary dance and spanning the musical spectrum between all things House and Techno the album features a whopping 65 tracks...
Sandy Turnbull: Ce Spectacle (Galleria Records)
Sandy Turnbull cooks up some tasty Afro/Latin dancey business, taking a step out of his usual Disco House box and exploring the earthier side of house Music...
read moreGenetic Funk: You Need Me (Grounded Records)
Drizzled with an innocently heartfelt vocal loop that's soulfully sweet enough to make anyone feel slightly gooey, Genetic Funk's new Deep House outing "You Need Me" is a giant dance-floor hug!
Sam Skilz & Michelle Weeks: Release (inc: K-Klass and Cosimo Mele Remixes) Gaga Records
Ooooh we do love a big Diva House record here at B&S towers, and Michelle Weeks' new collaboration with Sam Skilz is just the ticket!
M.F.S.B: The Definitive Collection
This pool of thirty musicians worked closely with Gamble & Huff and arranger Thom Bell producing exhilarating music for those heady times backing acts such as Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes
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