EOL SOULFRITO レコード& CD

Review: Vega returns with a new twist on one of his most ambitious and acclaimed projects Elements Of Life. Concentrating the outfit down from its original grand troupe to a tight seven-piece, "Upright Love" is where a new chapter begins and seems set for big plans both release-wise and performance-wise. Vega kicks off the 45 with his own Kat mix that strides up and down the nylon strings with glistening grace, hip-shaking percussion and light fingered jazzy touches on the Rhodes. "Thompkins Square Park" closes the B with a little gilded Puerto Rican flute fusion. Make no mistake; E.O.L's next chapter has begun in fine style...

Review: No one does soulful house music better than Lil Louie Vega! The New York City legend is back on his eponymous imprint, with a new anthem crusading for the cause of deepness entitled "Time Don't Wait". Featuring the life affirming vocals of Toni C on the Roots NYC mix, over bluesy guitars, creamy Rhodes and smooth latin rhythms - this one is absolutely perfect for those long hot summer nights. Then there is a handy and useful instrumental mix for your satisfaction, followed by the pure elevation of EOL Soulfrito's "Soulfrito Burnin'". Much sought after by vinyl enthusiasts, these were previously only available as part of a five pack 12" which now commands high prices on the second-hand market, and have never available outside of a few select stores worldwide.