Remember Remember - Forgetting The Present - VINYL LP

Genre defining masterpieces celebrating the history and resurgence of California street soul- As seen at the 2019 V&A subculture exhibition- Popularised and fetishised by Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg and immortalised in Grand Theft Auto and Breaking Bad- Printed inner sleeve featuring sleeve notes by Dean Reynolds- 140-gram black vinyl LP. The sound bed to the Los Angeles, East Side, world of customised cars, beautiful Chicano ladies and notorious biker gangs. Lowrider culture developed in Los Angeles in the 1950s and '60s. Latino youths took to customising their cars, lowering the wheelbase, painting them with ornate works of art and fetishising them as part of an emerging lifestyle. They were unique, sleek and designed to impress. They would cruise the streets and boulevards, parading their Inchlow-low'sInchand their decorated ladies set to a fusion of black and brown soul, doo-wop and smooth group harmony. Today Lowrider culture and music is more popular worldwide than at any other time in it's sixty-year history.  Original record values have hit an all-time high and current, young, breakthrough acts are covering and creating new Lowrider sounds. So, join us in our custom Impala for a ride through the East Side.

Remember Remember - Quickening [VINYL LP] date 09/26/2011

On 14 October 2022, wildly creative free-form songwriter Rachael Dadd is to her brand new studio album 'Kaleidoscope' via Memphis Industries. Like so many people disconnected from their communities and struggling through the lockdowns, Rachael Dadd turned inwards, seeking escape through music and connection through song writing, and her hope is that when people listen to 'Kaleidoscope' Inchthey will feel held and find space to breathe, grieve and celebrate.InchCo-produced Inchintuitively, boldly, and playfullyInch by Rachael and Rob Pemberton (The Staves, Emily Barker, Maja Lena), 'Kaleidoscope' includes musical collaborators such as Maja Lena (Low Chimes), long-time collaborator Emma Gatrill (Willy Mason), Alex Heane (bass), Charlotte West (synths), Alex Garden (strings) and 'Flux' producer Marcus Hamblett (Villagers, James Holden, The Staves), giving the record Inchjust the right colour combination, just the right pattern of shapes, plenty of space where needed and finally landing in a sound world that feels fresh and open and trueInch reflects Rachael.Japanese aesthetics absorbed from time spent living there are subconsciously woven into Rachael's songs. InchI first stepped foot in Tokyo in 2008, sparked by the adventure of such rich and different culture and later on I lived on a small island and experienced an appealing and balanced way of life the aesthetics, the art and the traditions,Inch she recalls. InchThere was a lot of caring for each other, a lot of gentleness, and a lot of simple living in harmony with nature. Japan left it's cultural mark on me and is now part of my inner world and I'm sure this comes out with the words and music I writeInch.InchBut overallInch Rachael explains Inchthis is an album of homecoming and reconnecting to my own truth, to my community here, to the earthy land that I love and to the sky that I know.Inch1. Children of the Ga