supported by: basic soul unit, ygal, jerome derradji, bowly, sal principato, ddd (paris) , terence tabeau, vincent lemieux

4lp gatefold, random colored recycled vinyls

first liber null vinyl release with contributions from othr, zanias, phase fatale and an-i & unhuman.

elite level lost grime dubs used in legendary wiley/ghetts freestyles on westwood, wileys tunnel vision 5, and a whole host of grime clashes.

12 disco-rumba-flamenco-boogie bombs, a time machine to the spanish boites and discotheques of the late 70s . the disco music, philadelphia sound and salsoul fever were also present in the rumba-pop and flamenco-funk scene of spain in the late ‘70s / early ‘80s. producers, sound engineers and studio musicians collaborated closely with flamenco / rumba singers and bands. among others, the production / studio work that genius josep llobell did for the belter label in barcelona is highlighted

from the archives of the legendary belter and discophon labels, ps has selected 14 dance-friendly tracks taken from overlooked lps and 45s. gipsy–funk sound, full of screaming flamenco vocals, funk drums, electric guitars, wah–wah, organ, electric bass, exotic percussions, soulish horns, latin and even oriental touches

sampler taken from the forthcoming cd celebrating 20 years of joey negro remixed & mixed by grant nelson & dj spinna