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Tighten Up
Cat: A 006. Rel: 09 Jun 25
Tighten Up (3:51)
The Witch (4:11)
Review: Anorax Records' motto and hash-taggable suggestion is to #eatsleepcollect, as if we weren't doing so already! This time they deliver on the highly anticipated 'Tighten Up' by Melbourne soul collective The Bamboos. First released in 2006 on Kenny Dope and Keb Darge's Kay-Dee label, this instrumental version of Archie Bell & The Drells' 1968 hit quickly became a favourite in soul and acid jazz circles. Rhythm-made by The Bamboos' leader, Lance Ferguson, this one stands out for its vocal absence, offering a quirky, irresistible take.
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The Night
The Night (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: BDQ 016. Rel: 30 Jun 25
The Night (3:21)
Tainted Love (2:19)
Review: BDQ - or the BunnDebrettQuintet, who emerged from the ashes of 90s acid jazz titans Mother Earth.- wrap up their covers project in emphatic style with a double punch of 'The Night' and 'Tainted Love', ahead of the upcoming full-length The Ultimate BDQ. Sarah Orpen leads the charge on vocals, delivering a fiery take on Frankie Valli's Northern soul stomper 'The Night', reimagined here with a female vocal and a storming arrangement. On the flip, Soft Cell's synth-pop classic 'Tainted Love' gets a fierce, bass-driven overhaul, clocking in at a lean 2 minutes 18 and hitting with full-force momentum. Rather than the usual album-first approach, BDQ have been rolling out each track on 7" before compiling them into a full LP due soon, with subtle tweaks to the single versions.
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Giving It All To You (reissue)
Cat: EMT 003. Rel: 07 Jul 25
Giving It All To You (3:58)
Giving It All To You (3:57)
Review: Born and raised in Chicago, Charly Valentine aka Cheryl Berdell's 'Giving It All To You' is a disco-soul gem that encapsulates the lush, dramatic elegance of late 70s dance music. Produced by Tom Tom 84, the track opens with a big flourish and keeps on blooming from there - the strings are joyous, the nimble drums upbeat, the horns full of joy and outward celebration, all while framing Berdell's sweet yet commanding vocals. The arrangement builds tension without overindulgence and it's the sort of perfect set-closing gem that will send people home with indelible memories. Rediscovered on Al Kent's Best of Disco Demands, it is now back with its own essential standalone 45 rpm.
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タグ: Soul Disco
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Don't Stop
Cat: PETE 004HBR. Rel: 04 Jun 25
Pete Blaker - "Don't Stop" (13:15)
Pete Blaker & Dionisos - "Ice Cold" (6:54)
Review: Even if it's a point worth making, sometimes it needs to be made several times over before it lodges itself in the brain. Whoever was behind this original cosmic disco cut, it hammers home the principle of not stopping the music with such repetitive intent that we have to wonder whether we truly would want to stop the music had we not been inculcated as such. And though we're unsure of its origin, 'Don't Stop The Music' and its loving rerub from Leeuwarden, Netherlands DJ and producer Pete Blaker hears the artist dare not forsake the Northern English interest in such sounds by leasing his wares again to Newcastle label Hot Biscuit. Backed by a suspensory glaciation on the B, 'Ice Cold' with fellow producer Dionisos, you can be sure yet some other aspect of disco gold has also been reliably preserved here.
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Synthetic Substitution (reissue)
Cat: RR 00021. Rel: 15 May 25
Synthetic Substitution (3:31)
Synthetic Substitution (Just Blaze take 6 Master mix) (3:49)
Review: Originally released in 1973 by New York-born soul singer Melvin Bliss, 'Synthetic Substitution' was never meant to change music. A B-side to his single 'Reward', it quietly slipped out on Sunburst Records i and then, years later, exploded. With 'Funky Drummer' sticksman Bernard Purdie's drums at its core, it became one of the most sampled tracks in hip-hop history, forming the rhythmic backbone of cuts by De La Soul, Mobb Deep, LL Cool J, Justin Bieber and hundreds more. This new release gives the track its due, with a sharp remaster and a respectful rework from Just Blaze. The original still hits hard i a slinky, minimal soul groove with impeccable swing and eerie vocal calm. On the flip, the 'Just Blaze Take 6 Master Mix' lifts that legendary break into widescreen, looping and layering it with warmth and flair. It's not flashy, just smart i honouring the DNA while letting it breathe. It's a fresh pressing of a foundational beat, and a timely reminder of how deep hip-hop's roots run. Whether you're crate-digging or just craving drums with history, this is as vital as it gets.
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Played by: Marc Hype
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He's All I Need
Cat: AQ 4011. Rel: 24 Jun 25
He's All I Need (2:43)
Everlasting Love (2:45)
Review: Pam Bowie is still a somewhat rough diamond of the late 60s Chicago soul landscape. Her sole single release came through Aquarius in 1969, and now apparently comes reissued through the reinvigorated label a whopping 50 odd years later. A gutted swill of soul-astalgia, 'Everlasting Love' hears the relatively culturally undocumented Bowie sideline personal greatness and climactic soul joie de vivre, instead offering us listeners a lyrical "shoulder to cry on". The track's singular legacy would be otherwise dwarfed by her labelmate Candace Love weren't it for this reissue.
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Disco Infactuation Vol 2
Disco Infactuation Vol 2 (yellow vinyl 12")
Cat: CPR 4 9. Rel: 03 Jul 25
Track 1 (7:38)
Track 2 (8:11)
Track 3 (4:07)
Track 4 (4:16)
Track 5 (5:48)
Review: Chicago's Dion Bracken returns with a fiery EP packed with rare disco, boogie and funky soul edits guaranteed to light up the 'floor. The opener is a long-form funk workout with squelchy bass and classic 70s vocals next to big strings. 'Track 2' is a more subdued and stripped-back sound, 'Track 3' is a real heater with low-key funk bass and call-and-response vocals that will get big reactions and 'Track 4' then jumps aboard the soul train. Last but not least, 'Track 5' brings everything to a close with some fulsome funk and disco flavours.
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タグ: Disco Funk | Soul Disco
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Where Did I Go Wrong?
Cat: COK 45001. Rel: 15 May 25
Where Did I Go Wrong? (3:48)
Family (4:15)
Review: Brenda is the soul-infused solo project of prolific Melbourne drummer and multi-instrumentalist Hudson Whitlock who now makes a stunning debut on College Of Knowledge Records with two tender ballads. He is already known for his work with Surprise Chef and Karate Boogaloo and here steps into the spotlight as a vocalist delivering introspective lyrics in a fragile falsetto. Drawing from sweet soul traditions of the 60s and Melbourne's cinematic soul movement, both 'Where Did I Go Wrong?' and 'Family' show off Brenda's emotive, indie-soul sound with lush arrangements and heartfelt deliveries marking a poignant and promising new chapter for Whitlock.
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Look At Me Now
Cat: SEV 018. Rel: 27 May 25
Look At Me Now (2:41)
Look At Me Now (alternative take) (2:54)
Review: After a wild shelf-clearer came by way of a reissue of 'Ordinary Joe' earlier this year, we've now a second Outta Sight reissue of yet another gladly intoned Terry Callier deep cut on our hands. Born and raised in Chicago's Cabrini-Green, Callier came up alongside a generation of soul and jazz innovators but always stood apart. After his debut LP The New Folk Sound fell into obscurity, and his 1968 Cadet single 'Look At Me Now' slipped past unnoticed, he was brought into his mentor Jerry Butler's Songwriters Workshop, a game-changing move. This stirring early statement works in much inner commentary on manhood, stage fright and vital moment seizure - "now my people think I just fake it / I know I do things they don't understand / so I've got to show them I can take it / I've got to show 'em I can be a man" - aches with the strain of double consciousness in a performance society.
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Reserva Special: Chess/Cadet
Cat: S4R 47. Rel: 17 Jun 25
Terry Callier - "Baby Take Your Time" (3:02)
Irma Thomas - "Let's Do It Over" (2:23)
Laura Lee - "Sure As Sin" (2:39)
Terry Callier - "Lover (Where Have You Gone)" (3:04)
Review: This special EP unearths hidden soul treasures from the late 60s and has powerful performances by Laura Lee and Irma Thomas that have an impact that far outweighs the modesty of the 7" they come on. Those two tunes were recorded at the legendary FAME Studios and originally released on Chess Records and also included are two of Afro-soul legend Terry Callier's most refined and emotive productions from the Cadet label/ They really underline his lush, orchestral take on soul with his own unique voice soaring to emotionally wrought heights. None of these tracks have been previously issued on 45 rpm and they are all sophisticated, heartfelt vintage magic from a golden era of Southern and Chicago soul.
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Got 2 Get Up
Cat: GCV 032. Rel: 08 Jul 25
Got 2 Get Up (Micky More & Andy Tee Prime Time remix) (6:28)
Got 2 Get Up (Micky More & Andy Tee To The club remix) (7:01)
Got 2 Get Up (Figo Sound & JL remix) (5:41)
Got 2 Get Up (album version) (4:13)
Review: Born of Italy's late-70s disco explosion, Change were known for their frictionless blend of European groove and American soul, scoring international success with 'The Glow of Love' and 'Searching'. Their latest single sees Tanya Michelle Smith step in on vocals, bringing warmth and clarity to a lush, live-instrumentally-driven psychodrama, nodding further to a golden-era sound that excises nostalgia for a modern twist. As well as the original, this 12" hears two reworks from MM & AT, extending our floor fortunes out to an extra remix by Figo Sound & JL. A strong return from a group whose music has long stood at the junction of sophistication and soul.
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タグ: Disco House | Pop Disco
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Don't You Care
Don't You Care (limited 7" 再プレス)
Cat: BGPS 046. Rel: 29 May 25
Don't You Care (2:47)
Never Did I Stop Loving You (2:32)
Review: Two powerful soul sessions from Alice Clark's eponymous debut 1972 album. "Don't You Care" is a hard-hitting soul standard (that became very popular in acid jazz scene in the early 90s) where Alice opens her heart for all to see while her incredible band ebb and flow with Clark's emotions. "Never Did I Stop Loving You", meanwhile, languishes in sentiment at a slightly lower tempo that allows her to really dig deep for those low notes. The real fun happens as we reach momentum towards the end and every band member brings out their A-game and bounces off each other - backing up Alice every step of the way. You will care about this.
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Don't Wait Disco
Cat: ITTY 07. Rel: 08 Jul 25
Don't Wait
Spotlight
Review: Norwich's I Travel To You imprint has released some extremely good re-edits and re-rubs over the last few years, most coming from the shadowy Comb Edits - an alias, we have been informed, of the East Anglian DJ/producer who founded the imprint. He's in terrific form on this two-track dose of 'Comb Versions'. First up is 'Don't Wait', a deliciously breezy, colourful and summer-ready spin of a disco-boogie vocal number rich in heady horns, sweet and soulful vocals, squelchy synth bass, crispy disco guitar and kaleidoscopic keyboard motifs. Over on the flip the East Anglian editor successfully plays around with a heavy disco-soul number (here titled 'Spotlight'), heading straight for peak-time dancefloors via effects-laden vocal trickery, insatiable grooves and gritty horns.
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タグ: Disco Funk | Soul Disco
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Take It To The Limit
Cat: SP 100. Rel: 15 May 25
Take It To The Limit (4:17)
Take It To The Limit (Joaquin Joe Claussell extended version) (7:17)
Review: New York disco don Joe Claussell takes a scalpel to Norman Connors' 1980 uncut 'Take It To The Limit', turning a smooth Philly disco-soul burner into a swirling, peak-time epic. Originally voiced by Adaritha and buried on Connors' overlooked tenth LP for Arista, the track is flaymorphosed: pulled inside out, looped, stretched and whipped into chaos with Claussell's trademark floor-focused touch. If you've caught him lately at Body & Soul, you've likely heard this one spiralling into the rafters.
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タグ: Disco Funk | Soul Disco
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I Heard A Sigh
Cat: TV 022. Rel: 16 May 25
I Heard A Sigh (3:27)
Where Do You Come From (4:25)
Review: Never before released in this particular form, two inscriptions by the French jazz fusion band Cortex make for a fidgeting classic each, perfect for the tube-amped dancefloor. Made up of many a cover and original, the full-length 'Inedit '79' EP first came to Underdog Records in 2006, though it was composed almost entirely of recordings laid down in 1979, proving the band's asynchronic staying power across decades. This new 7", however, recuts the lead track from the album, and a never-before-heard session floorcut respectively. The B-side in question, 'Where Do You Come From', did not appear on the 2006 release, and was also recorded later in 1981, though it is considered a part of the same inspo-flush.
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Femme Fatales
Femme Fatales (translucent orange vinyl double 7")
Cat: AOS015 ORANGE. Rel: 23 Jun 25
Betty Crutcher - "Sleepy People" (Old Chap Alteration) (4:46)
Gwen McCrae - "Move Me Baby" (SanFran Disko Transformation) (4:42)
The Sisters Love - "Give Me Your Love" (Fingerman Remodel) (4:48)
Clydie King - "Punish Me" (Bully Boy Makeover) (2:58)
Review: French funk enthusiasts Act of Sedition return with another killer double 7", this time titled Femmes Fatale and as well as a plain back version, it also lands on translucent orange vinyl. Following a series of sought-after edits, this latest drop delivers four deep-digging disco reworks by a cast of shadowy edit masters. Betty Crutcher's 'Sleepy People (Old Chap Alteration)' opens with moody strings and dusty funk grooves, while Gwen McCrae's 'Move Me Baby (SanFran Disko Transformation)' kicks things up with uplifting soul-disco energy. Fingerman turns The Sisters Love's 'Give Me Your Love' into a load up and widescreen sound that is brilliantly symphonic and Clydie King's 'Punish Me (Bully Boy Makeover)' closes with raw horns and aching vocals.
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Femme Fatales
Femme Fatales (double 7")
Cat: AOS 015. Rel: 23 Jun 25
Betty Crutcher - "Sleepy People" (Old Chap Alteration) (4:46)
Gwen McCrae - "Move Me Baby" (SanFran Disko Transformation) (4:42)
The Sisters Love - "Give Me Your Love" (Fingerman Remodel) (4:48)
Clydie King - "Punish Me" (Bully Boy Makeover) (2:58)
Review: French funk lovers Acts of Sedition love double dropping 7"s, and after several fine outings in the last year comes this latest under the title 'Feemes Fatale.' It features some disco classics reworked by mysterious names, starting with Betty Crutcher's 'Sleepy People (Old Chap Alteration)', which is a swooning sound with strings of lament and funky drums. Gwen McCrae's 'Move Me Baby (SanFran Disko Transformation)' is a more stirring and upbeat sound, The Sisters Love's 'Give Me Your Love (Fingerman Remodel)' is a blissed out and cinematic soul and disco fusion and Clydie King's 'Punish Me (Bully Boy Makeover)' ends with a more raw and guttural soul sound and big horns driving the pain onwards.
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Fall In The Groove
Cat: SC 7076. Rel: 27 Jun 25
Fall In The Groove (5:42)
Be Your Lover (4:55)
Review: Giovanni Damico is a musician who brings real craft to his sounds on top labels like Lumberjacks in Hell, Chicago's Star Creature, Faces and MCDE. The Italian is back with more heat here on this supreme Italo-boogie double-sider which has been pulled from his long out-of-print Fall In The Groove LP. These two cuts from 2020 still do the trick five years on and the A-side delivers a slice of psychedelic boogie that feels effortlessly timeless as it is equal parts retro and futuristic. On the flip, an Afro-Italo heater that's already tearing up dancefloors from Tokyo to Berlin, Rio to Lyon, making this a certified crate essential.
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タグ: Disco Funk | Italian
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I'm So In Love With You
Cat: S4R 50. Rel: 12 May 25
I'm So In Love With You (3:38)
A Whole Lot Of Man (3:23)
Review: These two unreleased tracks from Geater Davis deliver raw, hard-hitting Southern soul with his some nice gritty vocals, sharp guitar work and powerful horns all making them perfect for anyone who loves a bit of blues-tinged soul. Geater was born Vernon Davis in East Texas in 1946 and learned guitar from T-Bone Walker before then working as a sideman and breaking through with 'Sweet Woman's Love' in 1970. He charted again in 1972 with' Your Heart Is So Cold' on Seventy 7 Records, and though disco's rise curtailed touring opportunities, he kept performing across the South. Sadly, just as he was preparing for a comeback, he died of heart failure at age 38, but these gems remain.

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For 5 Long Years (reissue)
Cat: P7 6638. Rel: 23 May 25
For 5 Long Years (2:59)
I've Been Hurt So Many Times (3:13)
Review: P-Vine Japan does great work once more here by bringing back into print some hugely sought-after sounds from the blues and r&b world. The first release in their new series revives Larry Davis' 1969 Kent Records single, which was originally written by Sherwood Fleming. The A-side, 'For 5 Long Years' delivers a gritty mid-tempo funk-blues groove while the B-side, 'I've Been Hurt So Many Times' (a classic subject for a blues tune) channels Willie Cobbs' signature sound. These will be familiar to anyone who has danced at a Northern Soul event and cannot be slept on.
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Run For Cover
Cat: SEV 019. Rel: 27 May 25
Run For Cover (3:03)
Wear It On Our Face (3:24)
Review: The Dells were a legendary soul and doo-wop group defined by Johnny Carter's soaring falsetto and Marvin Junior's rich baritone. After first forming in 1952, their most iconic era came during their time with Chicago's Cadet label from the mid-60s to mid-70s. Their 1966 track 'Run For Cover' became a staple of the Northern Soul scene and remains highly sought-after today, with mint copies fetching over L100. Equally beloved is their 1968 dancer 'Wear It On Our Face' featuring a powerful Charles Stepney arrangement and the group's signature harmonies-both songs showcasing The Dells at the height of their soulful brilliance.
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Oriole
Oriole (clear vinyl 7")
Cat: RK 45111C1. Rel: 19 Jun 25
Oriole (2:25)
Chickadee (3:12)
Review: Moscow's premier instrumental outfit the Diasonics return with a limited clear vinyl 7" drawn from their forthcoming second LP Ornithology. The A's 'Oriole' locks into a crisp disco-funk rhythm, combining icy Soviet-era synth motifs with the kind of motorik groove that could've come straight off a 70s Eastern European library session, its minimalist melody mimicking the oriole's call while nodding to the Moscow commuter train of the same name. Flip it for 'Chickadee', all break-heavy thump, plucky bass and streetwise swagger straight from early 80s NYC.
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Perfida
Perfida (7")
Cat: EL-RICO 104. Rel: 20 May 25
Phyllis Dillon - "Perfida" (feat Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) (2:46)
Nora Dean - "Barbwire" (feat Tommy McCook & The Supersonics) (2:19)
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Make Me Wanna Holler
Cat: RRR 22. Rel: 27 Jun 25
Make Me Wanna Holler (DJ AL remix) (4:17)
Keep Me Hangin' On (DJ AL remix) (4:09)
Review: Retro-Respect's DJ-AL is a fluent speaker of hip-hop edits phonetics, having put out over 16 7"s for his so named label since 2019. 2025 has so far seen 'MVP' and 'Make Me Wanna Holler', the latter of which you hear here: The Supremes' 'You Keep Me Hangin' On' gets a big breaks beat furtherance with horn-laden cliffhanger moods, while the Motown trio's 'This Is Why I Believe In You' is rerubbed to equally squeaky-clean sheen on the A.
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Make Me Wanna Holler
Make Me Wanna Holler (translucent blue & black splattered vinyl 7")
Cat: RRR 22BLUE. Rel: 27 Jun 25
Make Me Wanna Holler (DJ AL remix) (4:19)
Keep Me Hangin' On (DJ AL remix) (4:00)
Review: The Supremes' 'This Is Why I Believe In You' is the centrepiece of this new 7" redo by DJ A-L, high retainee of the Retro Respect label, based in an unknown US locale. "I'm a believer" goes the lyrical lit-urgency of the original track, redone as 'Make Me Wanna Holler', as the historic Motown vocal soul trio remark on their joint lover's mindblowing skills beneath the sheets. "Feeling more than I can dream / Is it really me?" Curiously, another version of the record has also surfaced, with the A and B sides flipped.
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Run From Inside My Mind
Run From Inside My Mind (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: FNR 292. Rel: 13 Jun 25
Run Inside My Mind (3:25)
Coming Home (3:23)
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It'll All Be Over
Cat: CERXDD 001. Rel: 01 Jul 25
Elder Ward & The Ward Singers - "It'll All Be Over" (2:22)
Victory Travelers - "Power Lord" (3:10)
Review: Celestial Echo aka Miche and Stu Clark, join forces with Divine Disco's Greg Belson to launch a new 7" reissue series spotlighting Detroit's legendary gospel, soul and R&B label HOB, which stands for House of Beauty. Founded in 1956 by Mrs. Carmen Murphy, HOB was more than just another label, it was a trailblazing Black woman-owned creative sanctuary in turbulent times. This debut release features two gospel soul treasures in the form of Elder Ward & The Ward Singers' explosive 'It'll All Be Over,' which is a raw and floor-filling anthem, and the Victory Travelers' 'Power Lord,' which is a deep, electrified spiritual classic. Fully licensed and remastered, this is guttural gospel gold.

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Played by: Miche
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Hollywood Dreaming
Cat: EXUMG 16. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Hollywood Dreaming (4:40)
Got To Get Away (4:29)
Review: Originally hailing from Washington DC, Father's Children were one of the capital's most promising funk outfits in the late 70s. This new 7" reissue on South Street Soul revives two prized tracks from their Mercury Records era, produced by Wayne Henderson of The Crusaders. 'Hollywood Dreaming' is a breezy, rolling slice of mellow soul-funkithe sort of elegant groove that turns up on late-night radio, all gentle clavs and cruising vocals. Flip it and 'Shine On' turns up the energy, driven by a snapping slap bassline, crisp brass jabs and a slick group vocal arrangement. Both cuts originally appeared on their 1979 LP, but the original 45 has long been a holy grail for collectorsifetching triple digits. This reissue not only preserves the format but delivers on fidelity and style, giving DJs and heads alike a long-awaited chance to spin these Washington-grown grooves without fear of shelling out a fortune.
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Unstoppable
Unstoppable (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: UNIQ320 -1. Rel: 20 May 25
Unstoppable (3:35)
Going Going Gone (2:51)
Review: Emma Noble, the emerging soul singer from London, delivers a powerful performance on the girl group soul anthem 'Unstoppable'. Her second single, it's poised to become a next-gen floor-filler; catch us playing it on repeat, *in flagranti*, after it premiered on Craig Charles' BBC6 Soul Show in early 2025. 'Going Going Gone' backs it up on the B-side, as the first single from FPE's upcoming album Waves. Hearing rising Australian singer-songwriter and pop genius J Mahon on vocal duties, the track's catchy brass sections combine with J's androgynous soul vocals, and evokes the sounds of young Motown artists in the style's 60s adolescence.
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Stay Away
Cat: ATH 193. Rel: 26 Jun 25
Stay Away (4:16)
Turn Your Love Around (4:32)
Review: Shreveport-born musician Fred Moss has spent decades as a session player, touring sideman and mentor, but tucked between those gigs were his own soulful recordings, long shelved until now. Athens Of The North unearths two gems from the vault, reworked from original multitracks and pressed to 7" with care. 'Stay Away' is a silky, gospel-schooled stepper with enough lift and longing to rival any modern soul holy grail. On the flip, a tightly swung slice of 70s funk - full of snap, sass and syncopation - geared toward adventurous Northern selectors. It's the first time any of Moss's solo work has seen the light, and the label's made sure the mix and cut do it justice.
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タグ: Soul Disco
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What Happened To Us?
Cat: PPU 116. Rel: 04 Jul 25
What Happened To Us (3:31)
It Could Be You (3:16)
Review: Originally tucked away on their 2014 debut 'Love Hexagon' EP - a cassette-only nod to DIY boogie and off-centre synth-funk - GL's 'What Happened To Us?' and 'It Could Be You' finally make their way to vinyl a decade on. The Melbourne duo, elevated to prominence by their crisp LinnDrum pulses and lovesick DX7 lines, saw fans clamour for a repress ever since the cassette sold out. Now plucked from the archives by PPU and issued on a hand-stamped 7", the two tracks still hit with the same sly charm - equal parts street-lit melancholy and mall-lit daydream.
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タグ: Disco Funk | Pop Disco
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Moments Between Dreams
Moments Between Dreams (limited numbered vinyl 12" with obi-strip)
Cat: IMP 2X. Rel: 26 Jun 25
Hypnagogic Bloom (3:11)
My Father (5:10)
Buzzing (4:33)
My Lover (1:36)
Good For Me (3:22)
NYD (3:56)
Review: Co-produced with longtime collaborator Yianni Adams, Ella Haber's new EP was born from late-night piano sessions during lockdown that capture Ella's emotional awakenings and artistic growth. The soulful and intimate collection - a powerful return after her 2019 debut Clay - is shaped by love and loss and finds the classically trained musician blending folk, soul, jazz and pop into raw but complex soundscapes with great mixing by Nick Herrera. Standout lead single 'My Father' explores healing family ties with tender strings and rich vocals, and embodies the emotional weight of the whole album.
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The Way You Love Me: Remixes
The Way You Love Me: Remixes (12" 再プレス)
Cat: GLITS 020. Rel: 29 May 25
The Way You Love Me (Dim TSOP version - Dimitri From Paris Glitterbox retouch) (8:14)
The Way You Love Me (Tom Moulton Philly Re-Grooved remix) (12:54)
Review: Some may argue that Dimitri From Paris and Tom Moulton have already provided the definitive remixes of Ron Hall, the Muthafunkaz and Marc Evans' 2006 gem "The Way You Love Me". This Glitterbox 12", which features alternative versions of those two legendary reworks, proves that they're wrong. Dimitri's "Glitterbox Retouch" of his Philadelphia International-inspired TSOP Version is a little more focused and tightly edited than its predecessor, but naturally incredibly similar. It's Moulton's "Philly Regrooved Mix", though, that's the real stunner. A near perfect example of Moulton's classic mixing skills, it sees the original disco mixer give space to each instrumental solo before unleashing the now oh-so-familiar vocal. The result is 13 minutes of unashamed disco bliss.
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Dream Is Alive
Cat: FWRF 021. Rel: 11 Jun 25
Dream Is Alive (5:22)
Track 2 (4:15)
Review: MURO Select presents yet another crucial 7" for Fourth Wave Record Factory for anyone whose ears prick up when it comes to Far Eastern soul, city pop and jazz cause this one has two of Hamada Kingo's urban mellow gems. He was a key figure in 80s city pop and AOR and his iconic track 'Dream Is Alive' from the Earthian image album makes its vinyl debut and is full of The flip side features 'Yokaze,' another standout urban mellow tune that captures the smooth, soulful vibe of his work and is perfect for those close listen bar sessions or the gentle moments early in the evening.
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Love That Lady
Cat: LRK 33. Rel: 05 Jun 25
Love That Lady (2:34)
Don't Take Your Love (3:13)
Review: Chicago native James "Soul" Holvay is a true soul survivor. Best known for penning the 1967 U.S. No.1 hit 'Kind of a Drag for The Buckinghams,' Holvay led The Mob before stepping away from music in the late 70s. But with the resurgence of retro soul, he made a stunning comeback in 2020 and was soon channelling the golden era sounds of Curtis Mayfield, Gene Chandler and Johnny Pate once more. His 2021 'Sweet Soul Song' EP earned critical acclaim, and now LRK Records drops two gems from his Working Man EP in the form of 'Love That Lady' and 'Don't Take Your Love', both pure vintage Chicago soul heaters.

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Could This Be Love That I Feel
Could This Be Love That I Feel (brown vinyl 7" limited to 100 copies)
Cat: GS 45002. Rel: 16 Jun 25
Could This Be Love That I Feel (3:02)
Cross My Heart (To You) (4:09)
 in stock $24.07
Return Of The Mac
Return Of The Mac (limited 7")
Cat: INFAMOUS 002. Rel: 07 Jul 25
Return Of The Mac (Classic Soul original) (3:44)
Return Of The Mac (Jazzy instrumental version 45 edit) (4:42)
Review: Creamy r&b, hip-hop and soul jams will always get any party going and when they are as classic as this one that is never more true. It's a harking back to the golden age of the mid-90s with singable vocals, crunchy mid-tempo beats and warming chords that all ooze good time vibes. As well as this sure-fire crowd pleaser on the A-side from Infamous Classics, you get a more pared-back instrumental on the flip for a more subtle nostalgic trip. Once this makes its way into your bag, it's never going to leave because it's one of those tunes that you will always be able to reach for in an emergency.
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Tell You
Tell You (limited 7")
Cat: SC 7088. Rel: 03 Jul 25
Tell You (3:38)
Fan Out (3:23)
タグ: Disco Funk | Nu Disco
 in stock $15.58
Heart & Soul
Cat: FWRF 022. Rel: 11 Jun 25
Heart & Soul (5:39)
Track 2 (3:34)
Review: For Fourth Wave Record Factory, MURO has put together a couple of new and exclusive 7" releases that feature two classic Japanese AOR tracks by artists who very much played a part in defining the sound. Firstly, Ginji Ito's smooth and soulful 'Heart and Soul,' originally from his tenth album, shines with mellow mid-tempo vibes and glossy vocals and melodies. On the flip side is 'Uwaki na Kare,' a beloved cover of a classic US disco track from Ritsuko Kazemi's third album that comes correct with a catchy, laid-back Saturday love groove. This release marks the first time these iconic songs have been pressed on 7".
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Love Contest
Love Contest (limited 12")
Cat: AJX 853T. Rel: 12 Jun 25
The Joneses - "Love Contest" (Dave Lee extended Disco mix) (8:53)
Street People - "I Wanna Get Over" (Cosmodelica remix) (7:53)
Review: This second instalment in the Spring Revisited seriesia collaboration between Acid Jazz and Ace Recordsioffers two expertly handled edits from across the Atlantic rooted in the fertile legacy of 70s New York soul. London's modern disco institution Dave Lee reinvents The Joneses' 'Love Contest' with his trademark finesse, giving the track a full-bodied groove-up without losing its bittersweet heart. The strings soar, the rhythm section locks tight, and Lee's decades-deep knowledge of disco and boogie shines through in every detail. On the flip, New York-based Coleen 'Cosmo' Murphy brings lush new life to Street People's 'I Wanna Get Over'. With sun-drenched keys, crisp hand percussion and subtle delays, she transforms heartache into late-night liberation. Both sides feel like love letters from DJ to danceflooriclassic soul refracted through contemporary ears, pressed on wax that looks and feels like it just time-travelled from 1979.
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タグ: Soul Disco
 in stock $16.42
Bad Girls
Bad Girls (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: JDD 001. Rel: 30 Jun 25
Bad Girls (Funk 45 instrumental Re edit) (4:36)
Got To Be Real (Classic instrumental edit) (3:47)
Review: Jukebox Disco Divas makes a fine entry into the world of wax with this first too-classic-to-fail edit offering. First up is an instrumental rework of a well-known and strident disco delight from the golden 70s era. It's sympathetically done with big drums, hooky trumpets and enough original vocals from the Moroder-style gem to make sure the floor catches fire. On the flip, an equally delicious tweak of an equally great original. This first 7" sets a fine standard for what is sure to be a very useful new label for lovers of old and new disco and plenty of sounds in between.
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 in stock $11.32
Gotta Go Home
Cat: SR 024. Rel: 03 Jul 25
Gotta Go Home (3:27)
Loud & Clear (2:55)
Review: New York City soul singer Carlton Jumel Smith teams up with London's Wax Preachers for their first collaboration on the Symphonical label. These old school beauties were produced by Fergal McBride and show off Smith's uplifting harmonies and seasoned vocal style. He has previously worked with Timmion and Colemine Records and here the dynamic heavy instrumental funk band Wax Preachers bring deep cut grooves and meaningful melodies as a perfect complement to the vocals. Both of these raw, emotive cuts bridge transatlantic soul and funk traditions in style.
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Mon Cher Amor
Mon Cher Amor (7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: ZP 112. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Shaun LaBelle - "Mon Cher Amor" (feat Maysa & Bobby Lyle) (4:15)
Shaun LaBelle - "Your Love Kept Calling My Name" (feat Maysa & Stokey) (4:02)
Review: Minnesota's Shaun LaBelle returns with two collaborative cuts that shimmer with West Coast class. On 'Mon Cher Amour', Maysa's effortlessly fluid delivery rides plush piano chords from Bobby Lyle, whose presence elevates the arrangement with vintage jazz-funk elegance. Lyle's involvement i rare and usually reserved i speaks volumes. Flip to 'Your Love Kept Calling My Name', a slower burn that shows off LaBelle's syrupy synth bass and clean guitar touches, anchored again by Maysa, this time joined by Stokley. The track's groove is thick but graceful, helped along by contributions from Jeff Lorber, Patrick Lamb and Maurizio Metalli. While there's a polish that veers towards the adult contemporary side of soul-jazz, both tunes have the kind of melodic strength and studio richness that make sense of their Billboard and UK Soul Chart success.
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Fascinating Girl (reissue)
Cat: GS 023. Rel: 13 May 25
Fascinating Girl (2:11)
Fascinating Girl (instrumental) (2:17)
 in stock $16.15
By Yourself
Cat: SEV 022. Rel: 11 Jun 25
Jay D Martin - "By Yourself" (2:24)
Sam Williams - "Love Slipped Through My Fingers" (2:28)
Review: This release from Outta Sight marks the first standalone vinyl pressing of the 1968 Northern Soul classic 'By Yourself' by Jay D. Martin, which has previously only ever been available only as a rare Tower label promo and on a Wigan Casino compilation. And it is a true Wigan dancefloor favourite, which is why the original promo now fetches around L350 on second-hand markets. Also featured is Sam Williams' 'Love Slipped Through My Fingers,' another 1968 Northern Soul gem that similarly debuted as a Tower promo and commands collector prices up to L2,000. Do not snooze on these iconic, hard-to-find floor-fillers from the golden era of Northern Soul.
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Nomalizo (reissue)
Cat: SSINT 003. Rel: 03 Jun 25
Nomalizo (5:10)
Kilimanjaro Take Us Higher (5:03)
Review: This priceless double-header brings together two timeless gems from South African music icon Letta Mbulu. On one side, the afro-electro boogie cult classic 'Nomalizo', a favourite among diggers and refined selectors alike, with its honeyed vocals, salty synth work and languid rhythms. On the other, there's 'Kilimanjaro Takes Us Higher', an uplifting, up-tempo dancefloor anthem radiating optimism with soul-drenched vocals, funk bass, disco strings and agile keys. Released together as a single for the first time, these sought-after tracks have been embraced across countless scenes for decades. Nothing short of essential.
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 in stock $16.98
Disco Donuts Vol 1 (reissue)
Disco Donuts Vol 1 (reissue) (7" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: NUTS 001 RE. Rel: 25 Jun 25
Can't Buy Soul (4:22)
Feet Don't Fail Me Now (4:05)
Review: Crate stuff! Mister Mushi kicks off his Disco Donuts series with two sly flips of ultra-obscure disco-soul cuts, both victoriously dug and reworked with a specialist ear. On the A-side, 'Can't Buy Soul' takes Hebrew Rodgers' near-forgotten 1973 Original Sound release and spins it into a straight four-bar burner without losing the grit of the original's broke-backbeat funk. The B-side, 'Feet Don't Fail Me Now', pulls a similarly shadowy gem into the light, provenance unclear, but groove undeniable. Mushi's edits rewire the tunes with surgical patience, turning overlooked source material into usable dancefloor tools: two bullets for heads who like their disco rare and their kicks on time.
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Played by: P-SOL
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I Want You
Cat: MXMRK 2072. Rel: 20 Jun 25
I Want You (Mr K 7" edit) (5:30)
Only The Strong Survive (Mr K 7" edit) (5:26)
Review: The one and only edit king really struck gold with his iconic rework of Marvin Gaye's 'I Want You,' which now celebrates 20 years with its first-ever 7" reissue on Most Excellent Unlimited. Stripping back the original to spotlight Gaye's sensual vocals and minimal conga-driven rhythm, this near-drumless edit is pure magic. On the flip, Mr K delivers a euphoric edit of Billy Paul's Philly disco gem 'Only The Strong Survive' and stretches its soaring vocals and propulsive groove into an extended, floor-lifting finale. Both sides are essential: one intimate and sultry, the other triumphant and explosive, making this another essential 45 rpm from Mr. K.
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Ain't No Teardrops
Ain't No Teardrops (limited 1-sided milky clear marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: WONG 002. Rel: 07 Jul 25
Ain't No Teardrops (6:19)
Review: Mr Wong Edits is back with the boss at the buttons for a second superb collision of some classic r&b, soul and pop sounds on this limited edition one-sided bomb. 'Ain't No Teardrops' collides a couple well known and every teen hits into something brilliantly new, but with plenty of the hallmarks of the originals left in place for ultimate reactions in the club. Big drums, tambourines, claps, vocals and funky bass make this one of the best mash-ups we've heard in some time.

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Futsuu No Hibi
Cat: AKRJ 0001. Rel: 27 Jun 25
Track 1 (3:54)
Usually (dub - dub mix E Mura) (3:52)
Review: Aya Nakano is a Japanese singer and songwriter from Kyoto who, now in her forties, began with the Kyoto City Junior Children's Choir aged just ten. She kicks off the brand new A Klass Japan label with this new reggae 7". The A-side 'Usually' is a dreamy mid-tempo reggae sound with clean digital synths, Eastern flutes that hint of Japanese heritage and Nakano's breezy vocals flowing up top with a carefree attitude. Flip it over and you get a 'dub mix E Mura' that strips away the vocals and allows more room for the bass to work while the meandering rhythm plays out like a blissful afternoon by the sea.

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 in stock $20.10
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