Elements Of Life - Innocence & Inspiration"After shining a light on the Garage'n'Breaks of Persian and the Bump'n'House of Brian Bristol, Mysticisms' journeys to a source of love and inspiration, the epicenter of the 90s NYC club music's explosion and development. Better known as the team behind The African Dream on Eightball Records, they feature on many early 90s NYC who's who of labels including Movin', Strictly Rhythm, Tribal and Oxygen Music Works. Released as a 12", a 2 x 12" the want

they revisit that important period and the spirit that guided it: self-taught

the follow up to his critically acclaimed debut album ‘Nothing Is Still’

Welcome to "hussar funk"

and promised her a party to play in London

the actual King of Sudanese Jazz (he actually won that title in a competition in the early 1970s)

perhaps most notably Huerco S trading under the Pendant sigil

Toshiko Yonekawa

right through to soulful brooding house and groovy US garage

plus extended takes of three songs

which was recorded in NY with Muhammad

Stick on percussion

the Japanese Telecom EP takes inspiration from the exciting culture of the upcoming internet