Mousou Pager - Beyond The Old Science (feat. Akeem the Dream) - 7-INCH SINGLE [7 inch Vinyl Disc]

As a Londoner, Scratchclart has always embraced the city's melting pot of influences that seep into the city from around the globe. And just as Detroit techno and Chicago house fused with Jamaican dancehall to splinter rave into a spectrum of microgenres in the 1980s and '90s, African sounds - from Afrobeats to gqom - are currently reprogramming the DNA of British dance music, whether it's drill, grime or breakbeat. This conversation is evident on Scratchclart's visionary InchDRMTRKInch series of EPs, and solidified more readily on last year's InchAfrotekInch, where he collaborated with South African producer Mxshi Mo and Baltimore beatmaker 3LON. On InchScratchclart & MenziInch, he progresses further, linking with one of Durban's most celebrated, and most outward looking dance music pioneers - Menzi Shabane. Cutting his teeth as part of early gqom duo Infamous Boiz, Menzi has produced for some of South Africa's most prominent stars, including Babes Wodumo, Moonchild Sanelly, Mahotella Queens, Zolani Mahola and Zakes Bantwini. His sound has always been hard to pinpoint, simmering between kinetic taxi techno and expertly engineered cinematic club music without pausing for breath.InchScratchclart & MenziInch is a fluid back-and-forth between these two musical vanguards that excavates commonalities in their approaches and exploits sonic loopholes, reworking their respective sounds into an energetic fusion of android diasporic bass pressure. First, Scratchclart strips Menzi's 'Shandis' down to it's bare bones, channeling the spirit of RnG into a syrupy and soulful cybergqom shiver of elegiac pads and rattling Durban toms. Menzi's deconstruction of InchDRMTRK EP IIIInch banger 'Drm Walk' is equally as mindbending, swinging Scratchclart's rhythm and submerging it in rainfall and siren blares, slowly reassembling it into a downtempo sub-heavy groan. The duo's head-to-head '

Amillions sons are back... with a Boom. Taka Boom to be precise, Chicago soul chanteuse of Dave Lee Jr (formerly Joey Negro), Undisputed Truth, Prince and Parliament repute. She brought big sis Chaka Khan and esteemed bro Mark Stevens back to the party for the 2024 misti blu two reboot of our noughties chill classic - originally championed by Pete Tong & Mary Anne Hobbs... It's a complete retake borne from transatlantic catchup calls establishing that everyone felt this record could've and should be done.. even better. Montgomery's classic is a world turner. The record wanted to speak anew and it was our duty to listen. So we're proud to bring you misti blu two and it's brand new suite of remixes, that are all aimed at communicating this song's unfathomable oneness of the joy of presence... and the sadness of loss.

We are going back to the Phuture with this incredible package of exclusive 'Future Sound' mixes which has something for everyone! The very first , before there was Suburban Base, was a Boogie Times which didn't even carry a tag name or logo... BOOGIE 001 under the artist name 'Phuture Assassins' became the record that really did start it all. So what is more appropriate than the next in a continued order of catalogue numbers for the whole new era of Suburban Base than a Phuture Assassins as SUBBASE 77 to continue your collection. Leading with the unreleased Dead Dred '95 Dubplate which was considered a 'lost DAT' until it was recently unearthed amongst the archive of masters in Sub Base storage. You can imagine how excited we were to rediscover this and were able to save and remaster it for . This was intended as part of a remix package that never ended up being released and was only available to a selected few as a Dubplate, that is, until now. Alongside it we have included the 2 Bad Mice remix, which is now considered not only a classic but it is also the definitive mix of 'Future Sound', for those of you that were looking for a reissue. It's been expertly remastered to superb quality. You wanted a brand new remix? Mark XTC & Exile's 'Future Sound' 2021 Remix brings the 1992 future to the 2021 present! They have given the timeless Suburban Base classic 'Future Sound' the remix treatment, producing 'raise your lighter' moments in their inimitable style, drum and bass with deep subs, whilst still keeping to the original vibes of this classic. And completing the package is a version from the legendary Cause4Concern, their remix of Future Sound was only ever promo'd and despite receiving critical acclaim and extensive club play it never saw a full . Now it's being fully unleashed in beautifully re-mastered form. This has it all, unreleased 'lost' mixes, remas