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One of the tighter cuts from the Free Agents set.... read more

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In A Word Or 2 remix produced by Prince.... read more

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A monster stormer from Vince Montana! The track "Heavy Vibes" is a great club track from the early 80s – with a hard rolling vibes sound that links Roy Ayers' 70s jazzy work with later programmed vibes-heavy house tracks. The club mix is especially great, and the cut's a real gem... read more

Much funkier than most grooves we'd associate with the Montreal scene of the 70s – and a thinly-veiled disco remake of "Soul Finger", complete with strutting trumpet! The sound here is a lot more club based than the Bar-Kays original hit, and the tune also has chorus vocals –... read more

"Secrets Of The Sand" gets the remix treatment by Jaydee. "Snakebacks" produced by Hi-Tek.... read more

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With Busta Rhymes, Tephlon & Remy Martin.... read more

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A novelty group if there ever was one, but still a big hit today.... read more

Bubbling euro-electro disco from Italy, and if you're anything like us, this stuff is like popcorn – we just can't get enough!... read more

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Beats by Dame Grease and Timbaland, guest vocals by Ginuwine. From Nastradamus.... read more

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Using both Kurtis Blow's "If I Ruled The World" and Whodini's "Friends" may have been too obvious, but it's still the Nas style we knew and loved before he discovered Cristal. Lauryn Hill provides backing vocals.... read more

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By this point, Naughty by Nature's best material was behind them, but the remixes are still really nice.... read more

Neek The Exotic's Comin' In Piles EP – with guests Bumpy Knuckles, B-1, Satchel Page and Large Professor! Titles include "Get The City Warm" feat Bumpy Knuckles & Satchel Page,"Comin' In Piles" with B-1, "One Speed All Out" with Satchel Page, "Real Deal... read more

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A dark classic that broke out of the underground and forever transformed the world of dance music! "Blue Monday" has this infectious bass/keyboard riff that you'll recognize immediately – and which you've heard emulated a million times in electro house tracks from later on in the... read more

A breakin' classic – and the record that almost got Arthur Baker into a lot of trouble! This is the US issue of New Order's classic electro-driven "Confusion" – offered up here on Baker's Streetwise label in a semi-legit release, with some extra mixes that take the tune past... read more

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Disco breaks! 2 great late 70s disco tracks, with more than a little dose of a funk, nice production courtesy Leon Pendarvis, and a great choral vocal approach that really sets them apart!... read more

Yep, it's the same Next Movement assembled by Lucky Cordell, who recorded a couple of great hard to find soul LPs. This later single features arrangements from Tom Tom and mix help from future house star Mickey Oliver on an excellent mid tempo 80s groove track!... read more

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Nnitty Gritty produced by Jammy's, featuring Wise Intelligent onteh Crush Sounds remix. "Cellulaer Phone" by Bounty Killer.... read more

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With the promo-only "Dreams", better known as "Dreams Of F*cking An R& B B#tch", that was never released because they couldn't clear the James Brown sample. The verses have Biggie rhyming about, well, what the title says. Typical line: "I'd f*ck RuPaul before I'd f*ck... read more

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Heavy beats, electro funk atmosphere and accessible, hooky dancefloor sounds from Oliver on Fool's Gold label – and on a really cool Killian Eng-designed picture disc, to boot! Includes "MYB", "Night Is On My Mind", "Control" and "Mechanical".... read more

Dubbed out takes of Om's "Addis" from their Advaitic Songs LP – with 2 dubplate versions, courtesy Alpha & Omega! The globally-inspired Om original is ripe for the treatment – and it taking on an adventurous and wholly credible contemporary dub trip – with echoey... read more

Classic mid 80s house music from one of the architects of the style, Marshall Jefferson, and mixed by the late, great Ron Hardy!... read more

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A slow burning monster of a late night jam from Al Hudson & One Way! The cut pumps along in a mellow mode, with a completely infectious synth line floating underneath the haunting vocals – no syrupy ballad here!... read more

Two from the "All We Got Iz Us" LP. The usual scowling Onyx MC style, but the production on Last Days has a more low-tempo, late-night sound than the usual Onyx material.... read more

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After dabbling a bit in hip hop and jazz crossovers, Greg Osby moved over to the spoken word scene. This single off the Black Book LP features poets Markita Morris, Taj McCoy, Riva Parker & Bernard Collins from the Bet-mix collective delivering their vocalese over laid back grooves... read more

The big single off Atliens, which would've been a standout track anyway.... read more

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3000 is rapping again! "Mighty O" is the first single from the Idlewild project, with an infectious Cab Calloway derived hook.... read more

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A nice 10-inch single from Long Island mic master Oxygen – with tight production from Gensu Dean! Includes the original vocal & instrumental – with scratches by DJ Ragz and Kid Dyno – plus a fresh remix and remix instrumental with scratchwork by Chief One.... read more

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With Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes.... read more

The UK hit "Beware Of The Boys" is a pretty irresistible club track that fuses a Punjabi born bhangra groove with hip hop beats and clever pop culture samples, most notably the theme of the cheesy Night Rider show from 80s television. Here, power remixer Switch "garridges" the... read more

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Blacksmith handled the remix and extra production work for this single – giving the track a nice strong London groove, circa 1990, which is about the best vintage we can think of!... read more

Paris comes atcha, with Dead Prez and Public Enemy in tow.... read more

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The inpired paring psychedelic hip hop beatmaker Paul White and profane, yet undeniably charismatic and and versatile Detroit emcee Danny Brown! "Street Lights" is a should-be instant classic – with rumbling, continually thumping and beats and eerie atmosphere to spare – but... read more

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A deep, slowly rolling, jazzy slab o' genius from the Pharcyde – an abstract classic that's ripped off by lesser MCs and producers to this day! Like much of the Bizarre Ride II LP, "Otha Fish" is a fairly expansive groover, with rolling funky drums, thumping bass and jazzy samplage.... read more

Featuring Mickey Oliver, Ralph Rosario, Pierre and others.... read more

Jazzy wonderfulness from Pieces Of A Dream! "Warm Weather" is definitely warm – a breezy fusion number with a midtempo groove – lots of keys flowing over gentle drums, and some great soul vocals to really send the tune home!... read more

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A great bit of bassy funk with a sweet 80s feel – one that steps out with lots of heavy pedal action right from the start, then brightens up with great jazzy riffs once things get going! There's plenty of "wheeet" keyboards in the mix, and the vocals have a playful back/forth style... read more

"G's & Soldiers" features Kurupt.... read more

A soaring number that easily shows why Players Association were way ahead of most of the rest of the disco pack – and a tune that's got real depth, life, and energy that goes far beyond a simple gimmicky title! Vocals are mostly in a chorus mode, and the tune instead focuses on the tight... read more

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Like the other PRT classics, "Shakiyla" features the always dope combination of rhymes from Wise Intelligent and production from Tony D. To our ears, one of the best hip hop 'love' songs – a Five-Percenter anthem from Wise to his queen, with the vocals done up in a nice hip... read more

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A great groove from singer Gregory Porter – the first tune that really brought him to our attention – making a debut appearance here on vinyl! The original of "1960 What" is plenty great – running for over 12 minutes, and building in this jazzy groove that's really... read more

Early Mark Ronson production.... read more

UK import 12" of what was released as a B-side in the US around the release of his Controversy LP, followed by by two of his hits from 2 previous albums, in the red tiger stripe cover.... read more

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One of Prince's biggest tunes ever – and a track that still sounds surprisingly great to our ears these days!... read more

Three tracks off Dirty Mind.... read more

A rare little promo single – one that features 2 tracks from Prince's first self-titled LP, packaged up here for the dancefloor!... read more

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