Sofi Tukker - Wet Tennis - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

With a career span of over 40 years and teeming with countless R&B and Rock n Roll hits, this wonderful record allows a brief glance into the recorded archives of Herb Abramson, one of the most well-respected record producers of all time. Co-founding Atlantic Records in 1948, his underlying philosophy and mega-tag grand plan unearthed some of the biggest names in popular music of his, or anyone else's, time. But alongside his million-selling hits, somewhere amongst his 'wall of tapes', this treasure trove of lesser-known gems has been unearthed for your listening pleasure. Recorded between 1958 and 1978, this fantastic collection of classic R&B sounds includes early, unheard tracks from now-legendary artists including Jimmy Ricks, Sonny Til and The Universals.

The debut 12Inch EP from NYC's Sofi Tukker is now available on CD. 6 tracks filled with lyrical hooks and instantly danceable beats. Features the hit track Drinkee, which earned the duo a 2017 Grammy nomination for best dance track.

Includes the 2001 John Peel Festive 50 #1, InchGirls Are the New BoysInch. Saloon weave delicately beautiful, dreamily melancholic songs with a wonderfully lazy grace; like the soundtrack to a post-rock Super-8 remake of Midnight Cowboy. Darla Records is proud to offer the complete collection of Saloon's 7Inch singles & compilation tracks with the added bonus of four previously unreleased tracks. All tracks are exclusive to this except for InchGirls Are the New BoysInch, which appeared on their first album, although the version here is the shorter 7Inch single version. Saloon released two records on Darla in the US and Track and Field Recordings in the UK/EU before disbanding in 2003. Amanda now sings in the Projects. Adam now plays in Arthur and Martha. Track list Futurismo, Shopping, Song for Hugo, Electron, Sueno Escolar, Impact, Snow, Free Fall, Movimiento, Have you seen the light, Girls are the new boys, Solitude, I am the cheese, Pink, Conquistador, Chromosomes, I have found the way. InchI think it's some of the best stuff we ever did.Inch -Adam Creswell/Saloon. Also available SALOON - (This Is) What We Call Progress Darla. 2006.