Maurice Moore - Freeway / Everything That Shines Ain't GoldMaurice Moore's debut album yields two standout 45 cuts, pairing lead soul funk track Freeway with his original mid tempo take on Everything That Shines Ain't Gold. Recorded at home in 1976 and mixed at Pegasus Studios in Warren, Ohio, both tracks capture Moore's self contained "Town Sound": locally rooted, family built soul music with no label constraints and a loose groove inspired by Chocolate Milk's Action Speaks Louder Than Words.

Milk Of Magnesia (Knuckles Tribute Mix) 4:07

perhaps in part due to Nia writing most of her lyrics while sitting in bed in her flat in Bow (once a bedroom producer

Zev tried for years to release the album on other labels

Merging 70’s jazz licks with a powerhouse live bass

a 4-tracker showcasing his distinctive analog and beat-driven sound

Doug Willis

features exclusive dubs by Andrew Weatherall "The Ultimate Perspective" Recorded at Workhouse Studios

a collaborative project between two in-house artists that share a strong vision about music

Pura Lempuyang Empat Part 2 expands Lempuyang's immersive dub techno world with a 180g transparent blue 12" vinyl pre-order from Jocelyn

" Let the rhythm of justice resonate as you groove to this powerful anthem of freedom

‘Could We Be More’ fuses together the African- London synergy which so naturally underpins the heat of Kokoroko’s identity

First released in 2008 on CD by the US based Mochilla imprint with vinyl being issued only in Europe on the Kindered Sprits label