jazz

limited edition of 300 numbered copies - 5x12 inch vinyl in a collectors box.

jazz

‘this is eleanore mills’ was her debut and only album, recorded for the sylvia robinson’s all platinum subsidiary astroscope in 1974. the album was produced by harry ray and al goodman of the moments and tommy keith of the rimshots. it includes some great crossover and modern soul cuts, including the in-demand string laden early soul/disco ‘same routine’ a popular killer cut and ‘i’m gonna get you’ another superb up tempo soul cut. ‘fascinating devastating man’ is a lovely mid tempo track. the album includes some beautiful soul ballads ‘he said goodbye’, ‘how can i love you’ and the heavily sampled ‘telegram’ which she rips up, plus ‘teach me’ an amazing near seven minute opus which picks up a heavier groove half way through.

2011 holiday collection. the project started in 2010 when jan illustrated the diversity of more than 50 christmas tunes in the field of jazz, funk and soul to tobias kirmayer of tramp records, germany. although some of the titles had already been compiled, there were exceptional songs that grabbed their attention. major record companies owned a handful of the initially pre-selected songs. despite the fact that these terrific songs never topped the charts the quality of this compilation easily shakes hands with famous christmas records of major artists like james brown or lou rawls. ladies and gentlemen, sing along, shake your hips and dance because: santas funk & soul christmas party is goin on.

limited hand-numbered edition on ice cream coloured vinyl with code for download of the full 18 track compilation included.

a hot, new, exciting project: fist or finger, a collaboration between like minded souls jozif goodman and craig richards. this is fist or finger volume one, which features an original track by jozif and a reinterpretation by craig richards on the flip. this is the format that the forthcoming releases will take. jozifs original >beat in space< is monster of a tune. a heavy ass, bass driven slice of sinister analogue space funk, complete with dark, ominous stabs, enchanting tripped out breakdown, creaking doors and beats fit for a king…>watch yer bassbins im telling ya, we got beats in space<. fans of jamie jones, jesse rose, pezzner and robert james will adore this, proper future funk