full pic sleeve & label

jim sharp and nick bike back 2 back on the next friday’s funky 45.

soul/funk

jim sharp edits on 7 inch vinyl.

jim sharp joins forces with dj goce for a feel good edit.

funky jim sharp edits on 7 inch vinyl.

jim sharp edit on limited translucent blue 7 inch vinyl.

ltd 7 inch

classic jim sharp remixes of classic tribe joints. limited to 300 copies on brown marbled vinyl.

brand new label dusty donuts delivers two remixed soul stompers courtesy of londons jim sharp. side a sees betty wrights classic *clean up woman* get treated with a healthy dose of brooklyn flavour, moving the tempo up without losing the original classic feel. side b is a horned up, funked up retake of blue boys sampling of marlena shaws *woman of the ghetto* with a hip hop feel.

incl. jim sharp edits

the original video game soundtrack from “blood & truth” on limited translucent double vinyl, 1x clear & 1x pink coloured.

vinyl only label based in berlin - london - hamburg.  spreading the good stuff with unique hip hop & funk infused edits

vinyl only label based in berlin - london - hamburg. spreading the good stuff with unique hip hop & funk infused edits

dusty dope beats

delicious soul / funk / hip hop nuggets

2 jim sharp edits back to back on a 45.

16 northern soul classics, remastered from the original tapes and pressed on audiophile 180 gram vinyl.

dusty donuts is hitting from all angles at the moment. on this limited release we see uk producer savant sam krats team up with one of new jersey s finest, one half of the artifacts, el da sensei. el has got flow for days over the quirky, stand up bass driven track by krats. this is boom bap in it s purest form. on the flip side, jim sharp takes the reigns on production and hits the mark with a native tongues-eque string laden beat. jim teams up with uk emcee gee bag to drop a verse on the remix, making this a true transatlantic collaboration. with flavours for the basement and the bbq, this is another dusty donuts sure shot.

nice price deal !!! great ups !!

from the four corners of the globe (sort of) comes a collection of some of the hottest club bangers 130bpm has ever seen. first up is dangerous in the 80s from kid who (brixton) who managers to unite the strange pairing of calvin harris and busta rhymes to make an old school electro tinged post classic combination. t wrecks (toronto) is next out the box with stabs, cut ups and the think break that turns timbalands tune into a baltimore anthem. estaw (amsterdam) takes the hip hop anthem of all hip hop anthems, breaks it down, builds it up, bobs, weaves, throws a right hook, throws some ds on it and throws the dance into a frenzy. last but not least, jim sharp (london / toronto) re animates talib kwelis ode to the fairer sex into a fidgety, bumpy, electro slab of sound that makes feminine undergarments moist.