The first new Crazylegs music of the summer season is a bold slice of Motown-fuelled house music from Tommy Rawson, following up his debut on Sweden’s Local Talk last year. UK garage hero Zed Bias brings the dread with a dark, broken Maddslinky refix on the flip, after recently announcing his imminent retirement from the DJ circuit. Imami rounds off the package with a booming mutant funk workout, off the back of his debut EP on Druid Cloak’s Apothecary Compositions label last November. Crazylegs is a young record label birthed in 2012 from a five-year old Bristol club party of the same name – founded by Jambo and Shandy and now run by a small team of like-minded DJs and producers – tied together by a love of surprising, spontaneous electronic music and existing to provide a home for the people that create it.