John Morales - The M+M Mixes Volume IV (The Ultimate Collection) (Part B)Described wholly accurately by Boiler Room as "one of the best producers and arrangers of disco music to have ever done it", Bronx native John Morales has more than three decades of hits and over 800 remixes to his credit. This 4th volume of M&M Mixes on BBE is without doubt the most ambitious yet, containing gems from Barry White, Diana Ross, Level 42, Teddy Pendergrass and Eddie Kendricks among others, all woven together with that special, intricate

While this release was a pure studio project

Sadly the group disbanded after only two releases

Cesar Anot

‘Transits’ sees her vocal weave around a garage beat that’s somehow fragile and purposeful all at once

pushing to the edge of free jazz but maintaining enough structure to keep it together as they race headlong into a 20 minute epic that leaves the listener as out of breath as the band

the debut album from Sleep D

M and hosted by director François Bayle

also delivered a remix for Wayne Snow’ ʻRosie Epʼ both recently released on Tartelet Records

7th Storey Projects and Fresh 86

Their aesthetic vision is inspired by soul music from the '60s and '70s and avoids overly-produced commercial arrangements while merging driving bass grooves and steady drum patterns with fresh horn lines and catchy melodies

Once the track struts to life with liquid bass and subtle

Both of them reveal Franco Esse as a refined musician with a reserved personality