limited 12 inch

tripping deep house , with breakish radio slave mixes

the jungle brothers’ 1988 debut, straight out the jungle, was important for many reasons. it was sloppy and goofy but had moments of real focus and social consciousness. it was a true “kitchen sink” record, that caught a rap fanbase enraptured by eric b. & rakim, public enemy and boogie down productions a bit off-guard. also of note, beyond the excellence of the album itself, the jungle brothers were the fulcrum for what would become the native tongues movement – they came first, de la soul and a tribe called quest followed, under their guidance.

nasty temper records brings you into a space travel with a deep and hypnotic 4 tracker by dj surgeles, including tadeo remix.

secluded bounds back onto soma with another double whammy of solid big room techno smashers. the glasgow based producer aka hans bouffmyhre is really hitting home with the new alias and finding solid ground on soma.