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Lewis Taylor (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 099LP. Rel: 18 Aug 21
 
Soul
Lucky (6:31)
Bittersweet (5:29)
Whoever (4:31)
Track (5:11)
Song (4:55)
Betterlove (5:25)
How (3:55)
Right (4:14)
Damn (6:02)
Spirit (3:13)
Review: Lewis Taylor self-released self-titled 1996 album is often spoken of as his masterpiece. It remains a modern classic more than a quarter of a century later as it stylishly and effortlessly mixes up neo-soul, pop and laid back funk. Original copies are incredibly hard to find let alone affordable so this is another timely reissue form Be With. The music has shades of every from Price to Gaye to Hendrix. It can be intimate and vulnerable as well as bold and empowering and is always hugely sensitively charged at all times. Highlights include the likes of the swinging, sombre funk of 'Whoever' and bittersweet feels of 'Betterlove.'
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Darkland (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 096LP. Rel: 08 Jul 21
 
Jazz
Darkland (0:38)
Tulips (2:54)
Immaculate Conception (0:47)
Love Theme No 3 (1:23)
The Owl In Daylight (0:51)
Innovative Patterns (2:26)
Osiris (0:56)
Groove Experiment No 3 (1:48)
Raincloud (3:55)
Phonic (0:47)
Love Theme No 2 (1:56)
Italian Summer (0:55)
Endless (2:04)
Wonder Theme (1:10)
Willow (1:05)
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Burning Feeling
Cat: BEWITH 106LP. Rel: 05 May 22
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Burning Feeling (6:26)
The Fog (4:09)
Don't Turn Away (From My Love) (8:53)
South Beach Sunrise (5:21)
New Age Of Christ (4:56)
Maybe Tonight (6:28)
Love Reaction (4:58)
Deco District (7:05)
Review: Prolific American producer Steve Moore served up some low slung retro grooves under the Lovelock alias a decade ago on Prins Thomas' Internasjonal imprint. Burning Feeling receives a much needed second coming on London reissue label Be With, finally appearing on vinyl for the first time with a fresh remaster (supervised by Moore himself) and pressed as a double LP with stylish new black & gold artwork. Bright like neon throughout, with classic (Italo) disco motifs galore and late night boogie-down vibes abound. It's what the label best described themselves as 'the sound of Big Room Smooth' and that's pretty spot on!
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Background Action (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 111LP. Rel: 22 Feb 22
 
Library/Archive
Speed Unlimited A (2:03)
Speed Unlimited B (0:49)
Speed Unlimited C (0:44)
Hurricane Wheels A (2:17)
Hurricane Wheels B (0:55)
Hurricane Wheels C (1:46)
Hurricane Wheels D (0:48)
Hurricane Wheels E (1:45)
Hurricane Wheels F (0:47)
Hurricane Wheels G (1:44)
Route Africaine A (1:16)
Route Africaine B (1:17)
Route Africaine C (1:18)
Kabul Trip A (2:01)
Kabul Trip B (1:59)
Kabul Trip C (0:48)
Kabul Trip D (1:14)
Water Pollution A (1:48)
Water Pollution B (1:03)
Water Pollution C (0:31)
Centurion A (1:45)
Centurion B (1:33)
Centurion C (1:12)
Gladiators A (1:54)
News Background B (2:31)
News Background C (1:45)
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Much Too Much
Cat: BEWITH 014TWELVE. Rel: 22 Apr 20
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Much Too Much (5:51)
Much Too Much (instrumental) (6:16)
Review: Disco and boogie crate diggers aside, few have heard of Sass single "Much Too Much", which helped launch NYC label 25 West way back in 1982. Props then to Be With for licensing it and offering up this reissue, because it really is a largely overlooked gem. Head first for the A-side full vocal version, where a loved-up male lead vocal rides a slap-bass-heavy groove rich in glassy-eyed chords, D-Train style synth squiggles and unfussy boogie beats. The flipside instrumental version is if anything even deeper and dreamier, with a little more use of the squiggly synth solos (an effect usually created by pressing the keyboard's LFO trigger button, fact fans) and greater emphasis on the tidy slap-bass part.
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Labyrinth (reissue)
Labyrinth (reissue) (gatefold LP)
Cat: BEWITH 103LP. Rel: 14 Sep 22
 
Jazz
Origins (8:09)
Bull Dance (3:13)
Ariadne (2:42)
Arena (part I) (6:43)
Arena (part II) (5:20)
Exultation (6:04)
Naxos (12:16)
Review: Ian Carr and the Nucleus crew were real favourites of US hip hop master Madlib. He valued their dark, brooding, menacing beats and spooky soundtracks and this album is a perfect example of that adsorbing broodiness. It came on Vertigo in 1973 and was in part funded by the Arts Council of Great Britain. It started off life as a live show and then with an expanded cast become an album recording with help from vocalist Norma Winstone. Be With have remastered the whole record from original tapes and the sleeve has also been restored to its full original glory.
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Under The Sun (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 104LP. Rel: 14 Sep 22
 
Jazz
In Procession
The Addison Trip
Pastoral Graffiti
New Life
A Taste Of Sarsaparilla
Theme 1 - Sarsaparilla
Theme 2 - Feast Alfresco
Theme 3 - Rites Of Man
Review: The Nucleus crew laid down a superb body of work throughout the seventies. The one and only Madlib often pillages it for samples as a big fan of the group's dark and broody sound. A number of their best records are in the process of being reissued now and Under The Sun is the latest. It is packed with expressive sax sounds, dense drums and whirring synths that still sound way ahead of their time. The whole thing has been lovingly re-mastered from the original analogue tapes too, for extra audio enjoyment.
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Alleycat (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 105LP. Rel: 18 Aug 22
 
Jazz
Phaideaux Corner (6:18)
Alleycat (14:13)
Splat (12:04)
You Can't Be Sure (3:47)
Nosegay (4:47)
Review: Be With are busy reissuing a number of Nucleus albums and Alleycat sure is one of their best. It is packed with stone cold rhythms as well as having a red hot sleeve. The band put it out in 197 and it was their last for the Vertigo label, all meticulously produced by Jon Hiseman. It's as good as any of their work with its funk fusions of prog, jazz and rock all ageing brilliantly well. There are big riff-laden tunes, cop-funk chases and more lush and laidback pieces that will have you deep in the groove. It has all been remastered from original tapes so sounds as good as ever.
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Safe & Sound (reissue)
Safe & Sound (reissue) (140 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BEWITH 095LP. Rel: 15 Mar 22
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Street Level Entrance (1:55)
Get At Me (4:15)
Diggin U Out (4:40)
Safe + Sound (4:48)
Somethin 4 Tha Mood (6:02)
Dont You Eat It! (1:06)
Can I Eat It? (4:58)
Itz Your Fantasy (4:24)
Tha Ho In You (4:46)
Dollaz + Sense (5:46)
Let You Havit (3:43)
Summer Breeze (4:32)
Quik's Groove III (2:43)
Sucka Free (2:08)
Keep Tha "P" In It (5:27)
Hooray 4 Tha Funk (reprise) (2:12)
Tanqueray (4:17)
Review: Sounding as braggadocious now as it did in 1995, DJ Quik's 'Safe+Sound' head the producer level up to the deserved title of composer, this being a 17-track monster of an album showing off Quik's golden P-funk sound. Since the original vinyl record never got a picture sleeve, Be With Records have recreated the original's silver sticker and plain black jacket, and have added the CD version's hidden bonus track, 'Tanqueray', to the LP.
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Rhythm Al Ism (reissue)
Rhythm Al Ism (reissue) (140 gram vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: BEWITH 098LP. Rel: 15 Mar 22
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Rhythm-al-ism (intro) (1:43)
We Still Party (5:15)
So Many Wayz (feat 2nd II None & Peter Gunz) (5:42)
Hand In Hand (feat 2nd II None) (4:23)
Down, Down, Down (feat Suga Free, AMG & Mausberg) (4:45)
You'z A Ganxta (4:21)
I Useta Know Her (feat AMG) (3:48)
No Doubt (feat Playa Hamm & Suga Free) (4:21)
Speed (3:24)
Whateva U Do (7:50)
Thinkin' Bout U (4:04)
EL's Interlude (feat El DeBarge) (4:08)
Medley For A V (The P***y Medley) (6:31)
Bombudd II (feat Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg, Hi-C, 2nd II None, AMG & El DeBarge)) (2:59)
Get 2Getha Again (feat 2nd II None, AMG & Hi-C) (4:43)
Medley For A V (reprise) (2:40)
Review: While it's a bit of a surprise to see Be With Records, a dusty-fingered imprint better known for soul, disco and Balearic beats, reissuing DJ Quik's fourth album, Rhythm-Al-Ism, in some ways it makes a lot of sense. For starters, the double LP, which first hit stores in 1998, is a masterpiece: a gloriously kaleidoscopic fusion of golden era hip-hop, boom-bap, R&B, swing, jazz and G-funk stacked to the rafters with killer samples and on-point flows from the now veteran DJ/producer. The album was not quite the commercial success first time round that it should have been, but it deserves to be as lauded as earlier albums from the likes of De La Soul, EPMD and a Tribe Called Quest. In a word: essential!
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The Mighty Soulmates
Cat: BEWITH 016TWELVE. Rel: 10 Dec 21
 
Funk
I Wanna Be The One (3:37)
Back In The Day (4:40)
Blue Tuesday (3:43)
Private Time (4:11)
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Another Thought (reissue)
Another Thought (reissue) (gatefold 140 gram vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: BEWITH 108LP. Rel: 18 Nov 21
 
Indie/Alternative
Another Thought (2:15)
A Little Lost (3:18)
Home Away From Home (5:13)
Lucky Cloud (2:17)
This Is How We Walk On The Moon (4:42)
Hollow Tree (2:30)
See Through Love (4:41)
Keeping Up (6:20)
In The Light Of The Miracle (6:01)
Lucky Cloud (Return) (3:00)
Just A Blip (3:40)
Me For Real (4:51)
Losing My Taste For The Night Life (4:30)
My Tiger, My Timing (5:33)
A Sudden Chill (2:42)
Review: Surprisingly, Arthur Russell's first posthumous collection of music, 1993's Another Thought, has never before been released on vinyl. With this gatefold double-album, Be With Records has finally set the record straight. It's well worth picking up, not least because the set, which was initially put together after raiding the legendary cellist-turned-producer's archive of unreleased recordings, is little less than superb. Full of hard-to-pigeonhole songs in Russell's unique style - effects-laden blends of cello, acoustic guitar, emotive vocals, twangy double bass and so on - Another Thought contains some of Russell's most refined and emotional recordings, including such classics as 'How We Walk on the Moon' and 'In The Light of a Miracle'.
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Synthesizer & Percussion (reissue)
Synthesizer & Percussion (reissue) (heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: BEWITH 050LP. Rel: 23 Nov 18
 
Jazz
A Hawkshaw & B Bennett - "Mon Amour" (3:36)
A Hawkshaw & B Bennett - "Oddball" (3:04)
A Hawkshaw & B Bennett - "Daytripper" (2:25)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Mile High Swinger" (version A) (2:58)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Mile High Swinger" (version B) (1:58)
A Hawkshaw & B Bennett - "Auto-Pilot" (2:03)
A Hawkshaw & B Bennett - "Pacesetter" (2:16)
A Hawkshaw & B Bennett - "Home Run" (2:46)
A Hawkshaw & B Bennett - "Driving Force" (2:45)
A Hawkshaw & B Bennett - "Action Man" (2:41)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Funky Chicken" (2:19)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Jolly Roger" (0:56)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Dumbo" (0:56)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Plain Song" (0:50)
Alan Hawkshaw - "Fanfair" (0:18)
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Straight From The Heart
Cat: BEWITH 085LP. Rel: 24 Apr 20
 
Funk
Think About It (4:47)
Straight From The Heart (4:21)
Sequel Baby Let's Play (3:38)
Four In The Morning (4:10)
If I Were You (5:53)
Two Is Better Than One (4:35)
Song For Katelyn (2:43)
Funk Invasion (2:52)
A Game Called Love (4:40)
Waiting For Sharon (4:42)
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Suzie Super Groupie (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 063LP. Rel: 23 Sep 20
 
Funk
Junie III (0:32)
Suzie Thundertussy (4:11)
If You Love Him (3:19)
What Am I Gonna Do (3:41)
Super Groupie (5:17)
Surrender (3:48)
Suzie (4:27)
Stone Face Joe (4:22)
Spirit (6:36)
Review: The late, great Walter 'Junie' Morrison may be best known for his contributions to killer records by Parliament/Funkadelic (whose 'One Nation Under a Groove' he wrote) and Ohio Players, but between 1975 and '84 he released a string of mostly excellent albums. Arguably the best of the bunch is 1976's Suzie Super Groupie, which has now been given the reissue treatment courtesy of Be With Records. Musically, it's a thrill-a-minute ride through P-funk, Ohio Players style flash-fried funk fusion, Sly Stone style funk-rock, synth-laden proto-boogie and cheery, soul-fired dancefloor workouts. That's there's no filler, just a string of killer cuts, is testament to Morrison's immense, sadly missed talents.
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Soul Food Taqueria
Soul Food Taqueria (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: BEWITH 026LP. Rel: 07 Dec 17
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Lectric Chile Goat (intro) (0:57)
Abierto (3:58)
Organism (4:07)
Thank You MK (3:51)
Tatanka (4:09)
Train Of Thought (interlude) (1:20)
It Gets Heavy (feat Gresham Taylor) (3:23)
Thin Brown Layer (4:39)
So Many Years Ago (interlude) (0:31)
Terra Unfirma (4:04)
Gettin It Together (feat Lyrics Born) (3:21)
Another Brother Gone (2:25)
Broken Blood (3:47)
And The Day Goes By (interlude) (1:30)
Lost Unfound (3:30)
The Color Of Life (3:55)
Falling Awake (3:53)
Review: Tommy Guerrero is a constantly insightful figure in the downtempo scene. In fact, everything about the man protrudes good vibes and a chilled, leaned-back sort of mood. As an important side note, he was one of the original skateboarders back in the 1980's, running wheelies and exporting the culture to mainland Europe, along with his connection to lounge music. Soul Food Taqueria is a 2003 album, originally out through the mighty Mo Wax, and now reissued finely on Be With. We love everything about this album, form its positive TOV, to the artwork and its seamless blend of hip-hop and ambient, a cocktail that still tastes more than fresh as of 2017. TO be honest, this is foundational gear, and it wouldn't be unfair to say that this sound has not progressed a whole lot since albums like these first dropped in the UK. Essential.
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Butterfly (reissue)
Butterfly (reissue) (heavyweight vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: BEWITH 028LP. Rel: 22 May 18
 
Jazz
I Thought It Was You (7:10)
Tell Me A Bedtime Story (5:10)
Head In The Clouds (3:39)
Maiden Voyage (7:22)
Harvest Time (4:48)
Sunlight (6:16)
Butterfly (6:15)
As (6:11)
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Rainbow Deux
Rainbow Deux (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: BEWITH 034LP. Rel: 10 Sep 19
 
Funk
For The Rainbow (7:01)
Let Love In (6:06)
Sigh (4:15)
The Darkest Night (7:41)
Surrender Now (5:58)
Summer Is Her Name (4:42)
Are You Ready (3:45)
Streets (Keep Me Runnin') (6:32)
Samba Dreams (3:17)
Let's Go Deep (5:25)
We Should Be Laughin' (3:46)
Wishful Thinking (3:59)
Review: At the time of his passing in 2017, the late, great soul star Leon Ware was working on a new album with long-time collaborator Taylor Graves. Although he never finished it, Be With has decided to put together a final posthumous album that contains the five songs he finished for the set - which, impressively, include cameos from the likes of Kamasi Washington and Thundercat - and six cuts from an obscure, Japan-only CD from 2013. It's a wonderful listen from start to finish, with the Latin-tinged soul-jazz of "For The Rainbow", the head-nodding boogie business of "Sigh" and the synth-laden, strangely swung brilliance of "Are You Ready" amongst the highlights.
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My Music (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 066LP. Rel: 27 Nov 19
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
My Music (5:44)
What The World Needs Now Is Love (4:28)
Sweet Love (2:35)
Because I Love You (4:10)
It Ain't Easy (3:55)
You (4:11)
Just Us (3:00)
Yesterdays & Tomorrow (4:25)
Thank You Mother Dear (3:00)
Reason For The Reason (3:05)
Review: The always excellent Be With turn their attention to Samuel Jonathon Johnson and his fantastic 1978 album "My Music", which was the only full length he put out. The smooth vibe you get from the cover art alone says a lot about the music the man recorded: steamy, downtempo soul, romantic disco and lots of strong laden gems to warm you and a loved one through. The well known "What The World Needs Now Is Love" is a slow motion soul soother, while "Sweet Love" is pure positivity and "You" brings gorgeous orchestral disco funk fusions that brim with vitality. His own libidinous spoken word vocals add loveable sleaze to "Just Us" and makes for one of many highlights.
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Tags: Soul Disco
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Soul Portrait (reissue)
Soul Portrait (reissue) (limited heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: BEWITH 018LP. Rel: 10 Nov 16
 
Soul
Ain't Gonna Stop (3:09)
You Can't Miss Something That You Never Had (2:37)
A Love That's Worth Having (2:50)
Good To The Last Drop (3:03)
That's What I Call Lovin' You (1:56)
You Gotta Try (2:30)
Let Me Give You The Love You Need (2:37)
Lucky To Be Loved By You (2:51)
Keep On Doin' What You Do (2:19)
Your Love Keeps Liftin' Me Higher (2:36)
Do What You Wanna Do (3:17)
Review: Willie Hutch was just 25 years old when he recorded his debut album, Soul Portrait. While he would go on to greater commercial success later in his career, Hutch's first stab at soul success sold relatively poorly on its initial release. Ever since, the album has been in demand with collectors, so this licensed reissue is more than welcome. Sitting somewhere between the horn-heavy soul of Stax, punchy '60s funk and the Motor City stomp of Motown, the 11 featured songs put Hutch's evocative, passionate vocals and heart-felt lyrics at the centre of the action. The result is a classic soul album that has more than stood the test of time.
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Release The Beast
Cat: BEWITH 003SEVEN. Rel: 02 Sep 19
 
Funk
Release The Beast (4:50)
Let Love In (4:34)
Review: American funk band Breakwater is best known for their hit "Release The Beast," which gets a reissue treatment by Be With. Even if you don't know the name, you'll recognise the track's withering lead riff because it was sampled by Daft Punk for their iconic "Robot Rock". It's mad to think such a futuristic sound was created somewhere in Philly in 1979, but it was. The flip side houses the smooth and buttery "Let Love In", a feel good, deep cut funk gem with vocal harmonies, bulbous bass and hip swinging claps.
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Rhythms: Tele Music (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 119LP. Rel: 31 Jan 23
 
Jazz
Latin Leitmotiv (3:37)
Red Medium (6:27)
Dead Slow (3:30)
Royal Shuffle No 1 (3:07)
Royal Shuffle No 2 (3:09)
Rock 73 (9:28)
Bass In Action No 1 (3:33)
Bass In Action No 2 (3:30)
Pepper Rock (2:36)
Review: The first fruits of Be With Records' recently announced partnership with Tele Music is a reissue of one of the legendary library music label's most far-sighted and sought-after releases: Tonio Rubio's 1972 collection 'Rhythms'. Offering the best in deep disco-breaks, laidback Blaxploitation funk and killer groove-based instrumentals, the album now comes accompanied by extensive new liner notes from Rubio and many of the crate-digging DJs who have been inspired by the album. Highlights include - but are in no way limited to - the wonderfully cosmic and otherworldly 'Dead Slow', the low-slung delights of 'Bass In Action' parts one and two, and the Pierre Henry-esque brilliance of 'Latin Leitmotiv'.
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Numb
Numb (2xLP)
Cat: BEWITH 138LP. Rel: 22 Sep 23
 
Soul
Final Hour (4:53)
Numb (5:35)
Feels So Good (4:12)
Apathy (5:22)
Worried Mind (5:12)
Please (5:41)
Brave Heart (5:11)
Is It Cool (5:30)
Nearer (5:27)
Being Broken (4:50)
Review: Lewis Taylor has been around the block with his music, originally releasing pyschedelic music in the 80s as Sheriff Jack, and then coming through as Lewis Taylor in 1996 with his self-titled debut LP. Hitting a sweet spot in the inventive realms of neo-soul, he enjoyed considerable success with a run of LPs over 10 years before stepping back to work as a musical director and bassist for Gnarls Barkley and other projects. Now he's back with his first solo record in 17 years, exploring a range of moods and production styles while stitching everything together with his evergreen soulful croon.
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Washington Park
Washington Park (limited LP)
Cat: BEWITH 107LP. Rel: 14 Feb 23
 
Balearic/Downtempo
It Means Love (3:05)
Washington Park (4:48)
We'll See (2:37)
Seduction (2:07)
Center Square (3:21)
Rhythm 77 (4:24)
Review: New York-based multi-instrumentalist/producer/film composer Steve Moore's Lovelock project returns to woo us all once more with Washington Park. This is yet another unctuous suite of instrumentals that are best categorised as lounge music heightened with plenty of magical and exotic synth sounds. This time, Moore is in a more mellow mood than ever before with soothing melodies and gently unfolding arrangements that offer a cathartic place to hide, well away from the dark dystopian of modern day life. This might be an album that is low-key in terms of design, but it is certainly high impact emotionally.
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Call A Wave Remixes
Call A Wave Remixes (gatefold double 12")
Cat: BEWITH 020TWELVE. Rel: 01 Aug 23
 
Deep House
Call A Wave (DFC dance mix) (7:46)
Call A Wave (Breakdown mix) (6:13)
Call A Wave (Orbital mix) (6:03)
Call A Wave (Return To The Deep Ambient mix) (4:40)
Call A Wave (New Age mix) (3:41)
Review: Here comes a fresh 12" containing four remixes of the song 'Call A Wave' by Malcolm McLaren and The Bootzilla Orchestra. The original was released in 1989 as part of McLaren's album Waltz Darling, which was an early example of the 'collaborative studio album' popular at the time, and fused classical music with elements of then-contemporary dance music styles, such as his brand of downtempo-ish post-punk / industrial - a true McLaren mode. The newer remixes that feature here come from the likes of DFC and Mark Moore and William Orbit (responsible for the Orbital mix rather than the Hartnoll brothers) and are no less sludgey, Balearic and chuggy as the original loom-bird-laden track. Two new stripped-back versions also appear.
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I Used To Love HER
Cat: BEWITH 007SEVEN. Rel: 29 Aug 23
 
Hip Hop/R&B
I Used To Love HER (radio edit) (4:29)
Communism (LP version) (2:09)
Review: Common is a giant of the hip-hop world and his eternally loved 1994 long player Resurrection is one of the best things he ever did. 'I Used To Love H.E.R.' is an iconic tune taken from it, and one that is said by many to be one of hip-hop's great ever tunes. It is so admired because of its great lyrical twist and is now on 7" for the first time ever. This vital rap record is timeless and a perfect personification of hip hop which finds Common lamenting what the genre became and how commercial it was after a mass influx of mainstream rap in the 90s. A gorgeous sample of George Benson's 'The Changing World' is the icing on the cake.
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Emergency! (reissue)
Emergency! (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: BEWITH 131LP. Rel: 29 Aug 23
 
Jazz
Emergency (9:38)
Beyond Games (8:19)
Where (12:10)
Vashkar (5:02)
Via The Spectrum Road (7:52)
Spectrum (8:54)
Sangria For Three (13:11)
Something Spiritual (5:41)
Review: Emergency! is the debut double album from US jazz great Tony Williams' fusion group The Tony Williams Lifetime, which brought John McLaughlin in on guitar and Larry Young in on organ for a session widely hailed as a landmark in the development of jazz fusion. Williams' drum work is central to the fierce rock energy which courses through the record, while elements of free jazz, modal and post-bop all spill into the mix over a thrilling 70-minute run time. Way ahead of its time in 1969 and now rightly recognised for the influence it's since wreaked, it's an essential document for anyone serious about their jazz history.
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Coastlines 2
Coastlines 2 (limited 2xLP)
Cat: BEWITH 123LP. Rel: 21 Mar 23
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Tenderly (4:41)
Mile High Swinger (6:03)
Alicia (5:15)
Combustione Lenta (4:42)
Night Cruise (4:24)
Waves & Rays (4:37)
Sky Island (5:32)
Area Code 868 (4:53)
Sand Steps (4:27)
Song For My Mother (5:03)
Yasmin's Theme (4:26)
Asafuji (3:59)
Review: After first surfacing last year in their native Japan, Coastline's second full-length - their debut dropped in 2019 - finally gets a 'worldwide' release on vinyl courtesy of the on-point Be With Records. Like its' predecessor, 'Coastlines 2' is a genuine Balearic delight - a sumptuous, slow-motion affair that giddy blurs the boundaries between bossa, ambient, gentle jazz-funk, samba, colourful synth-scapes and much more besides. Our picks of a very strong bunch include the Andreas Vollenweider-inspired slo-mo Latin shuffle of 'Tenderly', the blazed deep jazz-funk of 'Alicia', the piano-laden early morning wonder 'Night Cruise' and the squelchy future boogie of 'Sky Island'. In a word: superb!
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Spatial & Co (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 121LP. Rel: 18 Apr 23
 
Funk
Future Vision (3:45)
Cosmic News (2:26)
Baby Bass (2:43)
Star Odyssey (3:32)
Meteor One (2:08)
Bass For Love (2:48)
Space Alert (3:23)
Galaxy Wars (2:40)
All The Bass (2:47)
OVNI Telex (3:29)
Galactics (2:47)
Animals Bass (2:31)
Review: Sauveur Mallia's Spatial & Co. hears a well-deserved reissue on Be With, harkening back to the synth-drizzled French disco producer's creatively dreamy opus from 1979. With instrumental bits from the opener 'Future Vision' to the future-facing outback-ambience of 'Star Odyssey', this is a masterpiece of cosmic, electronic disco-funk that quite literally intends to transport its listeners through the cosmos (whether said journey is literally undertaken via an actual rocketship, or simply remains in the listener's drug-altered mind, is up to them).
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Played by: Manu Archeo, DJ ROCCA
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Spatial & Co Vol 2 (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 122LP. Rel: 18 Apr 23
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Discomax (4:30)
Space People (4:30)
Bass Power (6:01)
Holidays Morning (5:17)
Electric Maneges (4:01)
Loving Discovery (3:38)
Exotic Guide (3:26)
Review: Despite his great output, Sauveur Mallia is not one of electronic disco's household names. He made much of his music in the 70s and 80s with various different people but his solo work is up there with the best of it. It got a well-deserved reissue on Be With which is now reissued again and is a second volume of the synth-drizzled French disco producer's dreamy sounds. In all, there are seven spangled tunes here from the clipped funk of the opener to the retro-future sci-fi depths of 'Space People' via the leggy and funky guitar plucks of 'Bass Power' this is a superb collection.
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Played by: Manu Archeo
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Music Force (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 124LP. Rel: 18 Apr 23
 
Funk
Exorcistor (4:08)
Greewich Boulevard (3:57)
Music Force (4:38)
Mission Africa (4:58)
Musical Stars (3:09)
Gentleman & Musician (3:26)
Film Action (3:13)
Episode Double (5:04)
Fatal Lady (3:38)
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Les Rivieres (Soundtrack) (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 100LP. Rel: 15 Mar 22
 
Soundtracks
Deux Ans Plus Tot (2:23)
Trilogie I (Tam) (4:00)
Trilogie II (Belles Larmes) (1:33)
Trilogie III (Phoenix Rouge) (2:22)
Les Rivieres Vont A La Mere (4:28)
Pour Marthe (4:05)
Mon Ame Vers La Tienne (2:17)
Sur L'Embarcadere/Dem Tan Ben Ngur (4:13)
Maman (2:31)
Le Reve Noir (2:07)
Je Revive (1:57)
Regarde Maintenant (3:43)
La Floraison Du Bambou (2:47)
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Open Space Motion: Underscores (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 114LP. Rel: 27 Sep 22
 
Library/Archive
Wide Open Space Motion (2:19)
Incessant Efforts (2:25)
Pink Sails (2:08)
Relaxed Mood (4:17)
Transiency (1:13)
Driving Sequences (3:24)
Action & Suspense (2:05)
Southern Mentality (2:42)
Hovering (2:13)
Bows (4:30)
Outset (1:38)
Constellation (1:33)
Changing Directions (2:37)
Neutral Position (1:48)
Departure For Universe (2:08)
Review: Not to be confused with Klaus WeiB, the East Germany-born handball hero of the Summer Olympics 1972, although born in the same era, this Klaus Weiss is in fact the man who started out as a jazz drummer before expanding his remit to other instruments and genres, winding up pretty prolific in the world of movie and TV scores. As can be heard here.

While not directly linked to, taken from, or inspired by screen work, Open Space underscores (ahem) many of the same totems. It's un-rushed, yet tracks are relatively brief, not much more than interludes. Each feels similar to the next, but they clearly invoke very different emotional responses. Somewhere between synth-laden fantasy soundtracks of yore, and medieval court music, it's like going into the future only to realise civilisation has gone backwards while retaining some of its tech prowess.
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Rythmiques (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 142LP. Rel: 05 Sep 23
 
Jazz
Rythmiques No 4 (2:08)
Rythmiques No 5 (2:07)
Rythmiques No 6 (2:08)
Rythmiques No 7 (1:52)
Rythmiques No 8 (3:59)
Rythmiques No 9 (2:48)
Piano + Piano (2:39)
Auto Rythmiques (3:48)
Rythmiques No 10 (2:03)
Rythmiques No 11 (2:15)
Ocean Horizon (2:48)
Super Carrousel (1:43)
Gay Shopping (2:14)
Suspense No 1 (3:55)
Review: The Tele Music catalogue follows a long tradition of library music mores; stock patterned album art and themed series included. Originally from 1973, Rhythmiques functions as one of the label's most iconic releases. Written entirely in collaboration between French composer and percussionist Pierre Dahan and synthesist Mat Camison, it features tense funk, blunted jazz and heavy breaks all the way. It is considered the rightful sequel to Continental Pop Sound, and despite the origin as library music intended for TV and film, has endured as a vital album for producers and DJs.
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Played by: THE REFLEX
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Continental Pop Sound (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 143LPTM3021. Rel: 05 Sep 23
 
Jazz
Rock Extra (3:04)
Slowrama (2:10)
Latin Pop Sound (1:18)
Morning Melody (2:16)
Islam Blues (1:18)
Phasing Drums No 1 (2:09)
Phasing Drums No 2 (1:17)
Phasing Drums No 3 (1:30)
Pacific Rock (2:23)
Quasimodo Pop (3:24)
Carmel Beach (3:30)
Auto Moto Rallye (1:29)
VSOP Rock (2:10)
Rythmiques No 1 (0:54)
Rythmiques No 2 (0:50)
Rythmiques No 3 (1:01)
Review: As part of Be With Records' spectacular efforts in reissuing many of the classic albums under Tele Music's 1970s library music belt, perhaps none can be considered so hilariously frank as Pierre-Alain Dahan's Continental Pop Sound, which, truly, has a Continental pop sound. The French drummer, percussionist and composer was a key member of the legendary Arpadys, Disco & Co, Voyage, Tumblack (with Wally Badarou and Sauveur Mallia) and Jef Gilson Septet - but his later work with Tele was smooth exercise in personal mastery, brushing ahainst the many meandering strands of the instrumental funk, rock and pop tree; all the pieces, though myriad in style, tempo and metre, are held together by a beautifully soft and atmospheric touch.
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Neo Rythmiques (mono) (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 144LP. Rel: 05 Sep 23
 
Jazz
Soul Car (5:26)
Happy Penalty (3:30)
Kuzi-Kuza (3:51)
Merci Boa (3:04)
Slim Bertha (5:02)
Country & Country (4:48)
Super Airship (2:50)
Electronic Mutation (2:03)
Africa Semper (1:39)
Neo Rythmiques 1 (4:35)
Neo Rythmiques 2 (2:37)
Review: A new spate of Tele Music library classics reissues from the 70s houses this one from 1976. Once more, legendary composer and drummer Pierre Alain Dahan hears his timely work reissued - this time in collaboration with his eternal guitar colleague Slim Pezin, a many-timed collaborator with Dahan. Contrasting to Dahan's many more experimental works, such as the prototypical 'Rhythmiques' album (which is far more out-there, almost primordial-sounding) 'Neo Rhythmiques' is an absolute killer of scorching, uptempo jazzy soul-funk, demonstrating what humanity as whole has achieved since, by harnessing said rhythmic primordium for its own funky ends.
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Top Fiction (remastered)
Cat: BEWITH 147LPTM3072. Rel: 05 Sep 23
 
Library/Archive
Captain Parade (3:12)
Mountain Echoes (2:50)
Discowboy (1:14)
Tombola Time I (2:36)
Tombola Time II (2:01)
Space Fiction (2:09)
Mountain Trumpet (2:17)
Tambours Parade (1:37)
Deer Forest (4:25)
Charly Guitare (2:57)
Magic Lake I (2:40)
Magic Lake II (2:44)
Pop Fiction (1:40)
Damnation Space (2:41)
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Soul On Your Side (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 089LP. Rel: 24 May 23
 
Funk
Can You Feel It (part 1) (2:11)
You Better Believe It (4:01)
Soul On Your Side (3:39)
Zone (5:35)
Funk-N-You (2:01)
Street Dreamin' (3:42)
You're My Last Girl (3:23)
Monterey (5:08)
Can You Feel It (part 2) (0:49)
Review: The Rhythm Makers were a chameleonic Bronx-based band: debuting with an album in 1976 as Sabu And The Survivors, they then changed their name to The Rhythm Makers but saw commercial failure under the moniker. Metamorphosing once more into GQ, they became disco stars and then fell back into obscurity in the mid 70s. It wasn't until the new millennium in which they returned to The Rhythm Makers name and proffered a new, retrospective version of 'Soul On Your Side' to a much tighter audience - it was was soon to become their rare and sought-after retainer. The title track is a veritable classic thanks to its samplage by many hip-hop artists; the rest of the album consists entirely of zingingly sticky disco-funk cream.
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Elastic Rock (reissue)
Elastic Rock (reissue) (gatefold LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: BEWITH 125LP. Rel: 24 May 23
 
Jazz
1916 (1:16)
Elastic Rock (4:04)
Striation (2:15)
Taranaki (0:55)
Twisted Track (5:59)
Crude Blues (part 1) (0:31)
Crude Blues (part 2) (0:22)
1916-The Battle Of Boogaloo (5:44)
Torrid Zone (5:16)
Stonescape (4:16)
Earth Mother (1:48)
Speaking For Myself, Personally, In My Own Opinion, I Think (6:43)
Persephone's Jive (2:13)
Review: Headed up by the revered trumpeter and visionary composer Ian Carr, Nucleus have penned many a seminal album and Elastic Rock certainly is one of them. It was a real milestone for the jazz-rock fusion scene and marked a stunning debut in 1970 that has been hard to find ever since. Saxophonist Brian Smith, guitarist Chris Spedding - who wouold later go on to produce the Sex Pistols' first recordings - drummer John Marshall, bassist Jeff Clyne and sax, oboe and pianist Karl Jenkins all brought energy and invention in equal measure on this one with cuts like the title track offer lovely electric blues, '1916' featuring heavy drums and melancholic horns and 'Striation' being more serene. Be With have remastered this reissue from the original tapes.
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We'll Talk About It Later (reissue)
We'll Talk About It Later (reissue) (gatefold LP in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: BEWITH 126LP. Rel: 24 May 23
 
Jazz
Song For The Bearded Lady (7:21)
Sun Child (5:17)
Lullaby For A Lonely Child (4:16)
We'll Talk About It Later (6:17)
Oasis (9:46)
Ballad Of Joe Pimp (3:44)
Easter 1916 (8:49)
Review: Not to be confused with the US electro outfit of the same name, Nucleus was - as many readers will know - a pioneering British jazz-rock outfit helmed by Ian Carr, whose releases frequently drew on a wide palette of influences (think funk, soul, pyschedelic and progressive rock). They made a lot of great albums during the 1970s, though few are quite as inspired as 'We'll Talk About It Later', a wonderfully laidback and atmospheric 1971 set that has now been given the reissue treatment by the consistently impressive Be With Records. The many highlights include - but are in no way limited to - the bluesy, slow-motion shuffle of 'We'll Talk About It Later', the wah-wah guitar sporting summer bliss of 'Sun Child', the gently unfurling brilliance of 'Oasis' and the pleasingly heavy jazz-rock pulse of 'Ballad of Joe Pimp'.
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Solar Plexus (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 127LP. Rel: 24 May 23
 
Jazz
Elements I & II (2:22)
Changing Times (4:45)
Bedrock Deadlock (6:59)
Spirit Level (9:36)
Torso (6:08)
Snakehips' Dream (15:18)
Review: Some tempos are pivotal to certain genres and 140 is one of those when it comes to dubstep. For that reason it is the title of this fine on going All Stars series from DUPLOC. Volume four is another masterful one with all niches explored starting with the low-end wobble of Mob Killa's 'Hattori' which is a brilliantly moody and late night saunter through a desolate urban landscape. Oudjat's 'Losing Control' is just as menacing and dark, and Ego Death pairs to back further to lush echoing hits and warped synths that hang in the air on 'Run It.' The flip side offers three more sparse but impactful cuts of hefty 140 bass brilliance.
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Snakehips Etcetera (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 128LP. Rel: 24 May 23
 
Jazz
Rat's Bag (5:54)
Alive & Kicking (8:46)
Rachel's Tune (7:41)
Snakehips Etcetera (10:03)
Pussyfoot (4:04)
Heyday (7:38)
Review: First released on Vertigo in 1975, the growling basslines and irresistible rolling grooves of Nucleus emerge in full force for Snakehips Etcetera - an infectiously energetic record that sounds as though it has barely aged a day. Opening onto the unctuous grooves of 'Rat's Bag', where a jubilant trumpet solo takes centre stage, this track instantly takes us into the heart of Nucleus' entirely distinctive terrain. On the B-side, the title track emerges at a slower pace and with synthesised elements moving to the fore - this is a release that perfectly demonstrates how electronics and instrumentation can be combined to reach new heights. With original copies of this release proving virtually impossible to score, we're thankful Be With have gifted the world with a much-needed re-release.
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Half & Half (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 090LP. Rel: 01 Jun 23
 
Jazz
Keep It Funky (4:54)
Day Dreaming (3:10)
Here Comes Funky Lou (3:53)
Betcha By Golly Wow (3:32)
People Make The World Go Round (4:24)
Slipping Into Darknes (7:17)
Missing You (3:04)
John's Groove (3:00)
The Love Gangster (2:50)
Lie (2:31)
Ah Movin' On (4:07)
Review: Cleveland Eaton had an accomplished life as a jazz musician, whether throwing down on piano, saxophone, trumpet, tuba or bass, up to his passing in 2020. As well as recording for the legendary Black Jazz, in 1973 he also released this armour-plated heater on Gamble. The cover is something else, it must be said, but the grooves contained within will soon dispel any prior judgements. These are hot and heavy instrumental funk-outs for crate-diggers, beat-flippers and those who simply enjoy losing themselves in the finest funk money can buy. With some familiar versions slipped in from 'Day Dreaming' to 'Betcha By Golly Wow', there's also a comforting familiarity to the music, even if it sounds like nothing else you've heard before.
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Stoned Part II (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 140LP. Rel: 19 Jun 23
 
Soul
Madman (4:21)
Keep Right On (5:27)
Reconsider (3:50)
When Will I Ever Learn 2 (3:43)
Out Of My Head Is The Way I Feel (2:55)
Carried Away (3:30)
Stoned (part 2) (4:10)
Positively Beautiful 2 (4:07)
Throw Me A Line (3:40)
Shame 2 (3:30)
Won't Fade Away (4:05)
Keep On Keeping On (4:41)
Review: It was only last year Lewis Taylor returned after 18 years with the warmly received NUMB. As an unconventional spirit within the modern British soul scene, he's always pursued his own path whether recording in the late 80s as Sheriff Jack or working with Gnarls Barkley. In 2002, in the wake of a deal with Island Records, he struck out on his own with two-part psychedelic soul opus Stoned, and here we get a reissue of Stoned - Part II laid down on wax for the very first time courtesy of Be With. If you have a thing for blue-eyed soul as well as Shuggie Otis' dreamy approach to songwriting and instrumentation, you're going to love this record.
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Stoned Part I
Cat: BEWITH 139LP. Rel: 14 Jun 23
 
Soul
Stoned Part I (4:54)
Positively Beautiful (4:13)
Lewis IV (3:52)
Send Me An Angel (4:36)
Til The Morning Light (4:09)
Shame (4:27)
When Will I Ever Learn (part 1) (4:19)
Lovin U More (4:39)
From The Day We Met (part 2) (4:35)
Lovelight (4:52)
Sheneverdid (4:43)
Review: One of the great unsung talents of 21st Century British soul, Lewis Taylor's legacy in fact reaches back to the 80s and long stints as a solo artist and collaborator. He even signed to Island Records at the turn of the millennium, but after a couple of albums went independent and conjured up a double-album opus over the course of two years which begins with this hidden gem, Stoned - Part I. Now Be With have done the right thing and revisited this and other greats from Taylor's catalogue and given it a proper vinyl pressing, giving you the chance to savour his blue-eyed psychedelic songwriting all over again, or perhaps indeed for the first time.
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Tulips
Tulips (LP)
Cat: BEWITH 087LP. Rel: 17 Jun 20
 
Soundtracks
Swans (1:55)
New Danger (1:57)
Old Habits (2:02)
Chase Theme No 1 (1:49)
Infinite Bliss (1:34)
Evening (1:44)
Rain Dance (2:55)
Sure Thing (2:09)
Garcon Manque (2:02)
Turning In (2:45)
Chase Theme No 2 (1:04)
Hues (2:04)
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Blue Butterfly: Selected Sound (reissue)
Hardy's Jet Band - "Sorry, Doc!" (3:15)
Hardy's Jet Band - "Wind It Up!" (2:55)
Hardy's Jet Band - "Safari Track" (3:01)
Hardy's Jet Band - "Look At Me" (2:29)
Hardy's Jet Band - "Blue Butterfly" (2:45)
Hardy's Jet Band - "What You Call To Be Free" (3:06)
Orchestra Klaus Wuesthoff - "Lady In Space" (2:28)
Orchestra Klaus Wuesthoff - "Big Beat" (2:49)
Jan Troysen Band - "A Blue Message" (3:32)
Jan Troysen Band - "Pop Happening" (2:30)
Orchestra Gary Pacific - "Ghetto Gap" (2:46)
Orchestra Gary Pacific - "Soft Wind" (2:06)
Orchestra Gary Pacific - "So Far" (1:39)
Review: For their latest deep dive into the world of library music, Be With Records has plundered the catalogue of German outlet Selected Sound. Comprising cuts in a variety of related styles recorded by a string of in-house outfits, 'Blue Butterfly' was originally mailed to subscribers in the film, television and advertising industries way back in 1971. It has largely stood the test of time brilliantly, with our picks of a very strong bunch including the fuzz-fuelled, flute-sporting car-chase heaviness of Hardy Jet Band's 'Sorry, Doc!', the 'Relight My Fire'-inspired big band funk-rock of 'Safari Track' by the same combo, the spaghetti western-on-the-moon flex of 'Lady In Space' by Orchestra Klaus Wuestoff' and the appallingly titled but utterly joyous 'Pop Happening' by the Jan Troysen Band.
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Playa Larga
Cat: BEWITH 021TWELVE. Rel: 05 Sep 23
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Playa Larga (feat Tycoon) (8:37)
1900 Ocean Ave (4:39)
Review: Todd Russell and The Dangerous Coats (aka. Scotty Coats and Erick "Todd" Coomes) are destined to impress with their of psychedelic rock and ethereal electronics on their latest single, Playa Larga. Touted as "in very real danger of being lost forever", this is an unearthing of two of their private downtempo-ish recordings, which both come on a double A-side 12" adorned with artwork by Arizona artist Frank Gonzales. Hailing from LA, they wear their hometown on their sleeve here, charting the mood of heat-hazed convertible sweats and brand boulevard cruisings, albeit with a humid rainforested twist.
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Lewis II (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 129LP. Rel: 29 Jun 23
 
Soul
Party (5:59)
My Aching Heart (5:19)
You Make Me Wanna (4:25)
The Way You Done Me (5:06)
Satisfied (5:41)
Never Be My Woman (4:34)
I'm On The Floor (5:04)
Lewis II (5:06)
Into You (3:45)
Blue Eyes (3:42)
Everybody Here Wants You (4:47)
Review: .Lewis Taylor has always roamed fairly creatively freely with his music. He emerged at first releasing psychedelic music in the 80s under the name Sheriff Jack, then as Lewis Taylor in 1996 he offered a self-titled long player debut that explored the neo-soul sound of the day. He put out plenty of albums after that, an even played bass with Gnarls Barkley. Much of his work is being reissued right now including Lewis II which mixes up soul and breaks, funk and beats, with plenty of percussive grooves and expressive vocals that fans of James Lidell will love.

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The Lost Album (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 141LP. Rel: 28 Jun 23
 
Soul
Lost (1:40)
Listen Here (4:13)
Hide Your Heart Away (4:50)
Send Me An Angel (4:45)
Leader Of The Band (4:32)
Yeah (4:49)
Please Help Me If You Can (4:20)
Let's Hope Nobody Finds Us (4:42)
New Morning (5:44)
Say I Love You (4:43)
See My Way (4:07)
One More Mystery (4:44)
Review: Be With have been on a mission to redress a great wrong in the history of modern British soul - the overlooking of Lewis Taylor. As a recording artist his legacy goes back to the late 80s, but he also had various patches of inspiration and activity in the late 90s and early 00s before making a welcome comeback with last year's NUMB. As with all great artists who never received their due, there's a lost album of unreleased work from Taylor which now thankfully sees the light of day, and it's another interesting dimension to this enigmatic singer. There's a touch of prog about the grandiose instrumentation, while you might also catch a whiff of Steely Dan in some of the pristine songwriting. It's a refined and wide-ranging listen which sits wonderfully with the other reissues from Taylor's back catalogue.
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