disco/funk

disco/funk

black & white split-coloured vinyl.

12 inch vinyl lp with bonus 7 inch.

limited three track ep featuring some of matthew halsall’s most gorgeous compositions.

high park funks new permeate tape on blaq numbers is the third instalment of tape-based funk from the scottish funkster known locally as tesko.

tip

orange vinyl edition.

limited pressing on neon green & black galaxy coloured vinyl.

dubstep

originally a 2020 digital-only release, 140g vinyl, remastered for vinyl under steve moores supervision

blue coloured 12- vinyl) reissue of this trance classic from 1995, remastered for 2023

pressed on blue sparkle vinyl

incl al wootton remix

adryiano turns it up to 11! pressing on red hot marbled vinyl. 2022 repress available.

first ever vinyl release of the 2008 def leppard album “songs from the sparkle lounge”.

limited 10th anniversary edition on gold coloured 180 gram double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve. available on vinyl for the first time.

black vinyl repress in label sleeve.

the debut album from toronto based artist mustafa the poet on limited dark green vinyl.

the debut album from toronto based artist mustafa the poet on regular black vinyl.

jesse james rejoins the soul junction label to bring you his previously unreleased original version of the song “(the girl in) clinton park”.

hidden continues its thorough explorationon into the deep and hypnotic realm of techno with an avant-garde and dance-floor ready release by mainstay jc laurent, titled through differences. included is an instantly recognizable remix by spatial sound virtuoso, mike parker.

incl jimpster, andres remix. shrinkwrapped vinyl

akoism 4 returns alongside akoism 3 and we hold back no punches on this one. we welcome pixl, sr, and dokta venom to the ako family and these producers dont disappoint and show their talents and we think you will agree. threshold returns to the series and with a special track dedicated to antidote a master of his craft and someone we all truly miss.

reissue of the 1955 charlie parker album on black 180 gram vinyl.

hi class deep house , incl kevin over remix

80s cult classics of house music compiled by graeme park on double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

incl. terrence parker remix

veteran nyc producer and dfa regular juan maclean hops on the rnt wagon for a rolling ep of drum-machine driven grooves for the reserve sub-imprint. the record starts with the peak-time stomper fine time, building exquisite tension and release through looped and filtered samples, and then moves on to the boogie-infused swing of dont stop for nothing. everybody clap leads off side b with a soulful and string-laden vocal over a bouncing hi-hat-focused house arrangement, and the ep closes out on the dubbier tip with the eponymous panic in fort greene park, a synthy and smooth slow burner. all around beautifully produced and eminently playable, señor maclean has made himself a most welcome addition to the razor-n-tape family with this dynamic ep

part 3 of 3

split ep with the green martian / honey c / groove park

nice price deal !!! yore proudly adds detroits drivetrain to the stable. drivetrains the nom de plume for derrick thompson, a dj and producer who heads up soiree records international, a label with a strong soulful house focus, who has been around since detroits early days. with over 50 releases on his back, from beatdown sessions to numerous remixes & collaborations, you can tell that >drivetrain< has a soft spot in his heart for the rich production values of 70s philly soul associated with producers such as gamble & huff and thom bell. that kinship comes through loud and clear in the eps second cut, >the rain<, when thompson sweetens the tunes brisk rhythms with triangle, electric piano, alto sax, flute, acoustic bass and a gravelly >make love (in the rain)< command that sounds like its oozing from the lips of a tasty dj. >the rain< is trumped by the a-sides >angel (serenity mix)<, which opens with a sinuous house thrust and then heats up with a tight, jacking groove that thompson soulfully embellishes with synthesizer flourishes and a smooth vocal refrain of the songs title. the vibe is lush and soulful in the extreme, with the vocals alternating between a soft murmur and robust declamation while the percolating, dub-inflected house pulse pushes determinedly forward underneath. the ep ends with the title track, >tragedy park<, which is closer in spirit to a stomping techno raver thats had a smidgen of acid thrown in for extra flavour. definitely a floor shaking bomb