Rebles - Sweetest Taboo (Soca)Reissue of the massively in demand Soca cover version of Sades classic cut Sweetest Taboo by Caribbean band Rebles from 1986. In the late 80s, as electronic music permeated popular culture, Rebles helped define the soca genre outside of the Caribbean. Also known as D Rebels Band and led by St Vincentian band leader and trombonist Denniston Young, the group were the 1980s house band for probably the largest Caribbean label, Strakers Records, based in

then morphs into Slum Village frontman J Dilla

with soulful samples and distinctive production styles paired with some of the UK’s biggest names in the rap game

and collector records

a couple undercover soul gems from the Midwest originally self-released in 1984: LaVerne Washington’s “The Promise” and “I Found What I’ve Been Searching For”

Show Me – B3

""I wanted to fuse jazz and rock and bring together young musicians to play music with vitality

With beautiful female vocal-group arrangements

Tragically

The duo is very well known in the local scene for their mesmerizing live sets and Vivus is proud to host them for this electrifying release

” Gilfillian tenderly captures the raw power of acceptance

GLBDOM is back with a second vinyl release as good as its first

here to Hosenka flower is laid across slo-mo acid bubbles to quirkily and perfectly complete another 10th release of the Especial path