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DJ Nu-Mark is joined by Aloe Blacc and Charles Bradley – plus the Gospel Queens! "Don’t Play Around" kicks off Broken Sunlight Series #6 – and it's naturally the most funky soul-based ray of Broken Sunlight we've seen to date – but in the production department, it's... read more

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A classic mix of breaks and samples that scream late 90s New York. Riz has been on the scene forever as a member of Crooklyn Clan, and his experience as a DJ really shows on this one. The mixing is SOLID, all the transitions, cuts, and blends are flawless, and the continuity is unmatched. This... read more

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MF Doom and Ghostface Killah team up for this mighty slab of wax – a very limited Serato single, pressed up on pic-disc vinyl that's as great as the music itself! The single features vocal and instrumentals of both the core track and a Madvillainz remix – and the flipside features a... read more

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What can we say? The classic single from Doug E Fresh that introduced the world to Slick Rick and has been sampled and quoted more times than we can count!... read more

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Dutch Uncles cover Grace Jones with a Field Music remix on the flip!... read more

"Get Your Swerve On" is an improved version of the self-released single from 1996, and "Surrounded" is just about as nice.... read more

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A rare promo pressing of one of Earth Wind & Fire's biggest hits!... read more

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NYC features Kool G Rap and Jinx Da Juvenile. The flip features Flipmode Squad and American Cream Team.... read more

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The cover alone was enough to draw us in – a nice tribute to one of the best Dave Grusin albums of the 70s – and the spacey grooves are more than enough to keep us coming back again and again! Beats are plenty crispy, and mixed with these sweetly flowing keys – and the vocals... read more

Legendary hip hip figures Phil Most Chill and Paul Nice team up as The Fabreeze Brothers! "Power Man & Iron Fist" kicks off with Bruce Lee vocal snippet on the art of fighting – and all business from there – with the raw beat, no nonsense rhymes, terse scratches and some... read more

"It Should Have Been Me" is a famous ballad track by Yvonne – done in a slow, building style, with a real weepy southern finish, one of her best tracks ever!... read more

A killer Kenny Dope take on this lost club classic! "I Want To Be Loved By You" is a perfect blend of soul, club, and funk – a track that shows that the underground club vibe of the late 70s wasn't always restricted to the east coast scene of P&P and other labels! The track's... read more

A great one from Fanga – a fresh new track that wasn't on their Natural Juice album, presented here in a super-extended version! "Dounya" is an Afro Funk jam that runs for over 20 minutes long in both parts – split over two sides of the single, and featuring some great work... read more

The title track to Fanga's great Natural Juice album is served up here in a sweet extended version – one that spins out with all the skittish percussion, scratchy guitar, and snakey keyboards of a 70s Afro Funk number! The keyboard work is almost moogy at times, but never too thin –... read more

6 raw club tracks with a touch of acid in the classic Trax tradition!... read more

A Chicago house classic, taking off on the riff from the Isaac Hayes tune that's been re-edited and mixed as doubles in clubs for ages and turning it into a new club anthem!... read more

Off the Don Cartagena LP, produced by Marley Marl.... read more

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3 versions of one of our favorite tracks from the Represent LP.... read more

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White label promo with 3 mixes of each track.... read more

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Larry Heard and Robert Owens what more need we say? Mr Fingers adds his soulful, jazzy touch to a classic classic Chicago house bass line, then Robert Owens lays his rich vocals over the top for a certified classic!... read more

Classic Larry Heard and Robert Owens, from the golden age of Chicago house!... read more

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Funky disco at its best from a lesser known group, blending equal parts uptempo soul, soaring string laden disco arrangements and bottom heavy club grooves, put together without cliché.... read more

A spacey bit of 70s jazz gets some great mixing here from Finnish studio maestro Didier – and the result is a tune that's almost as dark as some of his original work under the Didier's Sound Spectrum banner! "Ufology" begins with lots of weird analogue electronics – clearly... read more

A nice little Detroit hip hop artifact, from Jay Dee's first group, back when he was calling himself Jon Doe. . .... read more

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Produced by Rockwilder and DR Period.... read more

A warm, wonderful example of what would in a better world be a textbook example of hip hop soul! Floetry bring fellow Okayplayer headliner Common aboard for "Supastar" – featuring the gorgeous and, well, flowing Floetry vocals, a booming, rubbery rhyme by Common, and uncommonly... read more

One of the more soulful outings we've heard from Flytronix – a soaring little groover with nice vocals by Niki King! Niki's got a very deep flavor on this one – a solid and righteous sound that works great next to the snapping electronics of the track!... read more

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Rare early 70s soul from Cinci! "Doon-Chang" by the female vocal combo 4 Jades has a little bit of a psych funk vibe going on thanks to the guitars – with a funky bassline prominent in the mix, some sax, nicely -grooving organ and solid drums. Still, it's the voices that shine the... read more

The verses for these tracks are based on various jump-roping rhymes, but the best parts are the goofy non-sense vocals, sort of like the Zoom language, that you'll recognize from the Cold Cut remix of "Paid In Full." All done over that 1980-era loping rollerskating style music.... read more

Instrumental hip hop tracks from Frankie Feliciano, taking a break from his work as a house producer.... read more

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The groovy groovy music of Free Design – taken to places we never would have expected! Like the first volume in this series, this one features older sunshine pop tunes by the group, remixed in styles that really expand past the originals – often at a level that completely abstracts the... read more

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Once upon a time we knew who was behind this great raw original acid track released on the seminal house label Trax, but honestly we can't recall right now, though that doesn't diminish how much we love this percolating Chicago classic!... read more

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A sweet little 80s groover – nice female vocals, a snapping bass-y kind of groove, and a very satisfying overall style that makes for a pretty nice tune!... read more

About once an album, Funkdoobiest take a break from their usual themes and uptempo production for a mellow track with introspective lyrics. And, like "Dedicated" this one works with some amazing smooth atmospheric production.... read more

"Step Off" may not have been as big of a hit as other work from Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five – but the cut's a great one nonetheless, with a darkly dipping "For The Love Of Money" bassline that's totally great! The O'Jays must have winced when Furious Five... read more

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Nice early jazzy Chicago house, very much in the vein of Mr Fingers.... read more

Peoples Potential funk from the height of the 80s cosmic groove era! "I Like The Way You Do It" is by The Loni Gamble Band feat Lisa Warrington, a funky group tune with a tighter feel than some of the more electro steeped vibes of times with a nice guitar groove and spacey keys.... read more

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The closest that Marvin ever came to a disco single – a 12" version of this long funky track from the Here My Dear album, expanded to 8 minutes for the single, and featuring an instrumental version too!... read more

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Production by RZA.... read more

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