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Singles
Fallen Love (Woo Woo)
Cat: PSR 004. Rel: 12 Jun 24
 
Funk
Cutso - "Fallen Love (Woo Woo)" (4:22)
Excel - "Had To Shut You Down" (4:08)
Review: Private Stock Records is slowly but surely building up a golden catalogue of funk magic. This fourth EP is another high-class double dose that opens with Cutso's 'Fallen Love (Woo Woo)', a swirling slow burner of a tune with heavy, languid drums and twisted vocal samples that eventually coalesce into a warming party vibe. Excel's 'Had To Shut You Down' is a glorious soul gem with lush Philly strings and ornamental arrangements that raise your spirits and elevate your mood with its seductive grooves, not to mention a classic r&b vocal sample.
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La Mujer Serpiente
La Mujer Serpiente (limited 7")
Cat: WONDER 228. Rel: 11 Jan 24
 
International
La Mujer Serpiente (3:55)
Selam (4:01)
Review: Earthtones have got a new albumin the way and this is the very first and very tasty teaser single from it. This one is actually a collaboration with longtime friend and co-producer Oliwa and it has a stunning lead vocal that is full pf passion and heart ache and comes from Colombian-Canadian talent Lido Pimienta. The drums are slow, heavy and cumbia influenced extra bass synths, keys, guitars and drums all making it feel contemporary as well as traditional. We're told "the vision of this track is one of upliftment of womxn and femmes everywhere."
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Tags: Cumbia
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The Way Things Were
The Way Things Were (7" + insert)
Cat: P7 6607. Rel: 14 May 24
 
Soul
The Way Things Were (Joe Hertz remix) (3:23)
The Way Things Were (3:43)
Review: Ed Black, aka "edbl," is an increasingly prominent hip-hop and R&B artist and composer who has emerged from South London's indie music scene alongside luminaries like Jorja Smith and Jamie Isaac. His sound, a blend of lo-fi soul and hip-hop akin to Jordan Rakei and Tom Misch, garnered attention when Spotify UK featured him on their New Music Friday cover. Additionally, Music Business Worldwide Magazine nominated him as one of The Hottest Independent Artists In The World and now he backs up that potential with 'The Way Things Were,' featuring the mellifluous vocals of Isaac Waddington.
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Mr Brew
Mr Brew (7")
Cat: BCR 199. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Mr Brew (2:47)
Kodak (2:55)
Review: El Michels Affair returns with a new two-track release that showcases his continued excellence as both a producer and musician. The A-side, 'Mr Brew,' opens with a menacing intro before evolving into a spacious tune masterfully balancing tension and release. Gentle guitars, strings, flutes and brass weave over a heavy drum track to make for a bright and immersive landscape. On the B-side, 'Kodak' is a lesson in space and arrangement with mellow drums and beautiful instrumentation setting the perfect mood. EMA's trademark restraint ensures the vibe remains the focal point while delivering a perfectly crafted sound that never overwhelms.
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Glorious Game
Cat: BCR 152. Rel: 16 Mar 23
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Glorious Game (3:57)
Grateful (2:52)
Review: Cinematic soul legend El Michels Affair has written a superb album Glorious Game which is due for release later in spring. Before that full-length with Roots co-founder and lyricist Black Thought - which is a meditation on the state of the hip-hop scene in the early 2020s - we get this taster single from it. 'Glorious Game' as you would expect as all the lush instrumentation and dark soul sounds you'd expect from this artist by now with the added extra of some superbly thought-provoking mic work. 'Grateful' is another heart-wrenching and alluring sound that more than gets us excited for the full length.
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It's My Thing (reissue)
Cat: MRB 7196. Rel: 03 Dec 21
 
Hip Hop/R&B
It's My Thing (5:43)
You're A Customer (5:22)
Review: Mr Bongo has already reissued a swathe of classic albums and singles from legendary hip-hop duo EPMD, whose place in the pantheon of rap greats has long been assured. Here they continue to mine the duo's catalogue, delivering a new edition of the pair's 1987 debut single (which, it should be noted, has long been hard to find on "45"). 'It's My Thing' remains a classic hip-hop club cut, with flowing rhymes rising above a backing track rich in raw drum machine hits, aquatic p-funk bass and sampled snatches of a smooth, disco-era soul number. Flipside 'You're a Customer' is a more sparse and stripped back affair, with slightly faster-paced raps riding stuttering beats and a squelchy synth bassline.
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You Gots To Chill
Cat: MRB 7198. Rel: 14 Jan 22
 
Hip Hop/R&B
You Gots To Chill (4:14)
Let The Funk Flow (4:19)
Review: Mr Bongo's EPMD reissue series continues with a fresh pressing of one of the NYC duo's most significant and best-loved singles, 1988's 'You Gots To Chill'. Predating much of the West Coast G-funk material that later covered similar sonic ground, it sees the duo delivering some of their rap verses over a beat crafted from samples of Zapp's P-funk classic 'More Bounce To The Ounce' and Kool & The Gang party classic 'Jungle Boogie'. This time round, it comes backed by another EPMD classic from the same period: the mid-tempo, JB's-sampling head-nodder that is 'Let The Funk Flow'. That's never appeared on a single before, making this "45" even more desirable.
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I'm Housin' (reissue)
Cat: MRB 7195. Rel: 03 Dec 21
 
Hip Hop/R&B
I'm Housin (4:00)
I'm Housin (instrumental) (4:17)
Review: Although it was originally released at the height of hip-house mania (1988 to be exact), EPMD's 'I'm Housin' is not a rap-sporting house record. It is, though, a bona-fide club classic, with E Double E and PMD trading verses atop a rolling, dancefloor-friendly groove built from elements of Aretha Franklin's 1971 soul classic 'Rock Steady'. All these years on, it still sounds fresh - as this Mr Bongo reissue of the rare 1989 UK seven-inch version proves. In a word: essential.
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The Big Payback
Cat: MRB 7197. Rel: 14 Jan 22
 
Hip Hop/R&B
The Big Payback (4:50)
So Wat Cha Sayin’ (4:57)
Review: A 7" is all about having a perfect nugget of music on the most compact of wax, and here Mr Bongo pick out two of the best cuts from one of the greatest crews to touch the mic. EPMD were on their finest form when they dropped Unfinished Business in 1989, doubling down on the runaway success of their debut Strictly Business, and here we get two of the album's hottest joints for your instant gratification. 'The Big Payback' piles the funk on heavy, keeping it moody in the low end for EPMD to do their thing over the top, while original opening track 'So Wat Cha Sayin' nestles on the B side with one of the wildest rub downs Erick and Parrish ever committed to record. Truly essential hip hop from the golden era.
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Strictly Business
Cat: MRB 7199. Rel: 14 Jan 22
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Strictly Business (radio mix) (3:30)
Strictly Business (instrumental mix) (5:25)
Review: EPMD arrived as an almost unbelievably well-formed hip hop group in the 1980s. Right from the moment they dropped their 1989 debut - 'Strictly Business' - they soared, immediately backed it up with 'Unfinished Business' in 1989 then came more big hitters like 'The Big Payback.' But 'Strictly Business' remains one of the NYC duo's most significant and best-loved singles and it is pressed up here to its own 7" courtesy of hardcore fans Mr Bongo. It's a track with tons of samples, scratching, smooth bars and churning beats. Flip it over for an instrumental.
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Do Your Dance
Cat: FHWM 038. Rel: 09 Feb 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Do Your Dance (3:12)
The World Is Ours (2:43)
Review: Ewonee has some superb credentials - he is a Mutant Academy member as well as having done some production for Fly Anakin, Henny LO and Koncept Jack$on amongst others. He shows his class here with two deep and stylish joints for High Water Music. 'Do Your Dance' is up first and has nice low slung and dusty kick drums, organic finger clicks and muttered vocals for a late night feel. 'The World Is Ours' then layer sup some tender piano chords with another dusty and minimal drum line then layers in some sun kissed chords and classic hip-hop samples for outdoor fun.
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Flip Sessions Volume 8
Flip Sessions Volume 8 (7" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: FSCM 7018. Rel: 21 Mar 23
 
Hip Hop/R&B
GREENMINDZ - "Track 1" (1:43)
Toby Glider - "Track 2" (2:12)
Beaulemaire - "Track 3" (1:55)
Elusive - "Track 4" (2:22)
Shri! - "Track 5" (3:04)
Review: Street Corner's FliP Sessions is a great source of beats for hip-hop heads and this eighth volume is no different. It's limited to just 200 copies and features five more exquisite little sketches that are loveably rough around the edges and full of laidback and dusty soul. After the busted breaks of GREENMINDZ, Toby Glider zones you out with lo-fi loops and Beaulemaire brings heavier beats. Side 2 has a more jazz cut from Elusive and star gazing cosmic melody from Shri!. All five of these are delightful little pieces.
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Alben
We Can Live Together
Cat: WONDERLP 67. Rel: 27 Jun 24
 
International
Dei Dream (2:34)
Sanyn (with Maikel Alberto Salazar) (3:11)
La Mujer Serpiente (with Lido Pimienta & Oliwa - album version) (3:55)
Quiero Que Mami (with Verito Asprilla) (4:25)
Limones (with Oliwa, Numu & Semblanzas Del Rio Guapi) (5:46)
Dei Dream II (3:43)
Selam (with Etsegenet Mekonnen - dub) (3:17)
Salta La Cuerda (with Huaira) (4:18)
Song Of The Wind (2:07)
Selam (with Etsegenet Mekonnen) (4:02)
Waves (2:27)
Review: Earthtones land on Wonderwheel here with their first full-length album. The title encapsulates a message of unity and hope for humanity and aims to emphasise our interconnectedness and the universal bond of love. Rooted in Folkloric Futurism, Earthtones merges global folk traditions with modern technology inspired by pioneers like Mr. Fingers and Kevin Saunderson. Analog synthesisers, vintage drum machines, and folk vocals create a truly unique sound that celebrates the past and the future, spirituality, feminism, and peace. Highlights include '??sanyin' featuring Maikel Alberto Salazar and 'La Mujer Serpiente' with Lido Pimienta.
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2010 Mixtape
2010 Mixtape (limited LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7454. Rel: 01 Oct 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
2010 (intro) (2:47)
Never Stops (feat Turt & Quinn Oulton) (4:33)
All Me (feat Superlative) (2:57)
Get It Right (feat Lazy Eyez) (2:55)
Demons (feat JayaHadaDream) (2:23)
Arcades (feat Manik MC) (2:38)
Lena (feat Kofi Stone) (3:28)
The Scene (feat Jelani Blackman & Iyamah) (3:23)
Symbols (feat Guvna B) (3:38)
Peak Yet (feat KeepVibesNear) (2:54)
Tokyo (feat Kazuki Isogai) (2:13)
Alls My Life (feat Meduulla) (2:43)
Too Much Shit To Do (outro - feat KinKai) (1:57)
Review: Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer edbl aka Ed Black's new album 2010 Mixtape is another wonderful journey through an array of hip-hop styles, great songwriting and standout production skills. Following his edbl and friends series, this project highlights his love for hip-hop and features a host of UK artists from the alternative r&b and soul scenes. With mellow grooves, jazzy chords and vibey keys, 2010 Mixtape pays tribute to the great influence those styles have had on edbl's own sound. Named after the year he discovered hip-hop, the album features tons of highlights such as collaborations including Guvna B on 'Symbols,' Manik MC on 'Arcades' and KinKai on 'Too Much Shit To Do', all of which bring with soul.
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1987
1987 (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: 787790 74168. Rel: 06 Feb 25
 
Electro
Let's Get Down Tonight (4:08)
So Good (7:06)
Goin N' Goin (5:45)
Dirty Passionate Yell (6:00)
Dance Like U Used 2 (5:15)
Circuitry (5:05)
In The Limo (5:58)
Emotions (5:30)
Bad As Can Be (5:35)
Just 4 U (4:50)
Vodocer Jam (5:34)
LATRO (5:46)
Review: Egyptian Lover has been kicking out the jams now for a full four decades. His famously hardware-driven sound is pure bay-popping perfection and has seen him define and redefine electro many times over. Staying true to his signature 80s west-coast electro sound, his new album 1987 echos classics of his like 'Egypt, Egypt' and Thebes of them all, 'I Need a Freak', by blending signature Roland 808 beats with Kraftwerk and hip-hop influences. He's a veteran at this stage, but he still moves a floor like few others can.
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Enter The 37th Chamber
Cat: FB 5127LPBLACK. Rel: 30 May 23
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Duel Of The Iron Mic (3:00)
CREAM (2:54)
Mystery Of Chessboxin (1:46)
Can It All Be So Simple (3:17)
Uzi (Pinky Ring) (3:11)
Interlude (0:31)
Glacier's Of Ice (3:27)
Cherchez Le Ghost (3:39)
Criminology (1:33)
Heaven & Hell (2:08)
Bring The Ruckus (3:08)
Protect Ya Neck (3:32)
Incarcerated Scarfaces (1:39)
Shimmy Shimmy Ya (2:25)
Outro (0:38)
Review: .El Michels Affair is nothing if not prolific. Fortunately, the band leader, composer and musician is also hella talented. This is one of his most famous and iconic albums in a discography that is full of them, not least because of course it tackles some of the most iconic source material in hip-hop, namely Wu-Tang Clan's seminal Enter The 37th Chamber. He flips it into an instrumental tribute to the world of the great band and no matter what format it appears in, it plays sells out. Cop this latest reissue now and sink into its lush orchestration, sweeping grandeur and elegant grooves.
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Glorious Game Instrumentals
Glorious Game Instrumentals (limited transluscent "blood smoke" red smoked vinyl LP)
Cat: BCR 129LPC1. Rel: 05 Sep 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Grateful (instrumental) (2:46)
Glorious Game (instrumental) (3:48)
I'm Still Somehow (instrumental) (1:50)
Hollow Way (instrumental) (2:23)
Protocol (instrumental) (2:51)
The Weather (instrumental) (3:02)
That Girl (instrumental) (2:09)
I Would Never (instrumental) (2:40)
Alone (instrumental) (2:04)
Miracle (instrumental) (2:34)
Glorious Game (reprise - instrumental) (1:16)
Alter Ego (feat Brainstory - instrumental) (3:12)
Review: The instrumental version of the underground classic Glorious Game is a collaboration between El Michels Affair and Black Thought which showcases Leon Michels' signature "cinematic soul" sound in all its considerable glory. Since the release of Sounding Out The City in 2005, Michels has consistently pushed musical boundaries and has produced for many top names. In Glorious Game, he merges soul-tinged, bottom-heavy beats with Black Thought's deeply personal lyrics and, inspired by hip-hop's sample-based production, crafts new compositions that sample and reinterpret his own work to create dynamic, loop-driven instrumentals. The album is released on Big Crown Records which marks a debut partnership which will be interesting to follow.
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8 Mile (Soundtrack) (Expanded 20th Anniversary Edition)
EMINEM / VARIOUS
Cat: 482882 4. Rel: 13 Apr 23
 
Soundtracks
Lose Yourself (5:18)
Love Me (feat Obie Trice & 50 Cent) (4:29)
8 Mile (5:54)
Obie Trice - "Adrenaline Rush" (3:48)
50 Cent - "Places To Go" (4:13)
D12 - "Rap Game" (5:53)
Jay-z - "8 Miles & Runnin'" (feat Freeway) (4:08)
Xzibit - "Spit Shine" (3:38)
Macy Gray - "Time Of My Life" (4:20)
Nas - "U Wanna Be Me" (3:51)
50 Cent - "Wanksta" (3:38)
Boomkat (Taryn Manning) - "Wasting My Time" (3:36)
Rakim - "RAKIM" (4:23)
Young Zee - "That's My N**** Fo' Real" (4:45)
Gang Starr - "Battle" (2:55)
Rabbit Run (3:08)
Lose Yourself (instrumental) (5:19)
Love Me (feat Obie Trice & 50 Cent - instrumental) (4:31)
8 Mile (instrumental) (5:52)
Obie Trice - "Adrenaline Rush" (instrumental) (3:50)
50 Cent - "Places To Go" (instrumental) (4:15)
D12 - "Rap Game" (instrumental) (5:53)
Jay-Z - "8 Miles & Runnin'" (feat Freeway - instrumental) (4:08)
Xzibit - "Spit Shine" (instrumental) (3:39)
Macy Gray - "Time Of My Life" (instrumental) (4:17)
Nas - "U Wanna Be Me" (instrumental) (3:52)
50 Cent - "Wanksta" (instrumental) (3:39)
Rakim - "RAKIM" (instrumental) (4:21)
Young Zee - "That's My N**** Fo' Real" (instrumental) (4:43)
Gang Starr - "Battle" (instrumental) (2:55)
Rabbit Run (instrumental) (3:08)
Lose Yourself (original demo version) (3:00)
Review: Finding out that 8 Mile is two decades old is astounding. Take it in, breathe, then decide what to do with that information. Rewind back to 2003, and life was very, very different - not least as Eminem was still considered a young upstart who needed to prove some stuff to the hip hop establishment, with the movie in question going some way to retelling his own story about going up against haters and coming out on top.
Of course, he was already one of the biggest rap artists on the planet by this point, but still fell in line for criticism over the juvenile nature of many tracks. Amalgamating some of the most respected MCs on one track list - all of who evidently give a seal of approval by contributing to this soundtrack - is certainly one way to prove legitimacy. Nas, 50 Cent, Rakim, Gang Starr, and Jay-Z help make this one of the genre's finest scores of all time.
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Chocolate Bars
Cat: IAR 062. Rel: 01 Oct 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Spanish Harlem Crooklyn (intro) (2:11)
Like It's '93 (feat Masta Ace) (4:36)
Hatshepsut (3:47)
Chocolate Bars (2:45)
Cravings & Withdrawals (feat) (3:37)
The Gifts (3:00)
HHLU2 (Hip-Hop Love You Too) (4:34)
Like It's '93 (instrumental) (4:39)
Chocolate Bars (instrumental) (2:46)
Cravings & Withdrawals (instrumental) (3:37)
Review: The debut collaboration between Harlem-raised, Ugandan-born hip-hop artist Emma Lee M.C. and acclaimed German producer Roccwell is a creative powerhouse that blends bold lyricism with classic boom-bap production. Over seven tracks, their synergy transforms pandemic restrictions into opportunities for fresh energy and storytelling. The standout single 'Like It's 93' featuring Masta Ace cleverly weaves over 40 classic rap album titles from 1993 into a lyrical portrayal of hip-hop, while Masta Ace responds with a nostalgic rebuttal. With tracks like 'Cravings & Withdrawals' featuring Bahamadia also sounding fresh, the duo delivers smooth, soulful vibes that reawaken the raw essence of hip-hop's golden era.
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L'Enfant Sacre De Bellevue
Cat: 198028 86341. Rel: 15 Apr 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
L'Enfant Sacre De Belevue (feat Abd Al Malik) (3:17)
Le Message (4:06)
Bibang Et Les Allers Retours (3:40)
375 (3:04)
Charlie (interlude) (1:02)
Shoe Box (feat Conway The Machine) (4:06)
Le Juene Moi (3:49)
La Fayette (1:55)
Rose Des Vents (3:37)
Nakata (Interluide) (1:45)
Le Dernier Garcon (3:37)
Spect (3:24)
Review: Benjamin Epps sharpens his craft with L'enfant sacre de Bellevue, the successor to La grande desillusion, amounting to the second of two records to excavate the French rapper's history and personal growth through self-reflective, fine-tipped lyricism. This is a record driven by ambition and vulnerability, tracing the contours of personal struggle, pride, and purpose; Epps balances tight productions with a fierce bravado, one not considered counter to introspection or emotive soul-bearing. Epps operates with clarity and control, further solidifying his status as one of the most technically gifted voices in French hip-hop today.
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Come Away With (reissue)
Come Away With (reissue) (limited neon orange vinyl LP)
Cat: FIRELP 140C. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Funk
Come Away
Dance
You Make No Sense
Parking Lot Blues
Chistelle
About You
It's Alright
Moody (Spaced Out)
Tiny Sticks
The Beat
My Love For You
Review: This special The 35th-anniversary reissue of Come Away with ESG celebrates the groundbreaking debut album by the Bronx sisters. It's a proper genre-defying classic that shaped hip-hop, house, and post-punk with its signature minimalist funk. ESG's stripped-down sound is built on raw drumbeats and hypnotic bass lines and defies traditional labels with a more groove-driven, horn and organ-free alternative to funk. Their influence spans decades and has inspires artists across several genres which is why Come Away remains a classic and one that proves that true rhythm lies in the spaces between the beats.
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Keep On Moving (reissue)
Keep On Moving (reissue) (neon orange vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: FIRELP 233C. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Funk
Purely Physical
Keep On Moving
Insane (Tambourine mix)
The Road
I'd Do It For You
Everything Goes
Ex
Insane (Bass mix)
Gimme A Blast
Review: To mark the 35th birthday of this album it has been reissued on vinyl in different colours, so take your pick. As any funk lovers will know, Come Away with ESG is the Bronx sisters' pioneering debut album and a genre-blurring masterpiece that is accepted to have very much helped shape hip-hop, house, and post-punk with its signature minimalist funk. ESG's raw, stripped-down approach offered a fresh alternative to traditional funk in that it was free of horns and heavy organ. Decades later, their influence remains undeniable and has inspired countless artists across multiple genres. This record is all the proof you need that the magic of rhythm isn't just in the beats-it thrives in the spaces between them.
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Resonance
Cat: FW 308. Rel: 01 Aug 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Resonance (5:20)
Right Now (3:18)
That's The One (3:32)
Heads Up High (6:00)
Heavyweights (feat Kyza, Klashnekoff, Tony D, Reveal, Doc Brown, Persia, Devise & Nay Loco) (2:06)
Sweet (1:53)
Sick (feat King Kashmere) (3:23)
Back Around (feat Karizz & Brotherman) (2:44)
Presence (feat Brotherman) (3:20)
Almost There (feat Brotherman) (2:23)
Run It Back (4:55)
Seasoned (2:23)
All For The Love (feat Karizz) (3:31)
Review: Resonance is the superb new album from Essa and Pitch 92. Essa is something of a veteran who back in the early part of this millennium was putting out tunes under the name Yungun. He is a Londoner and lawyer who played a key part in the UK's golden hip-hop era and picked up props for his work from dons like Nas while also working with De La Soul, Wu-Tang Clan, Guru, Slum Village and Pharoahe Monch. This record taps into that time with its soul-drenched, low-slung and late-night beats, specially and politically aware lyrics and gorgeous samples. A contemporary classic steeped in authenticity.
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Rebel Kings
Cat: NCR 022. Rel: 30 Nov 23
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Ardour
The Gold Standard (feat Foul Monday)
Situation Lit
Auralizer (feat DJ Akil)
Reflections
Raised You All (feat Kasim Allah)
The Truth Serum (feat DJ Eclipse )
Cinematic Tales
Review: Legendary Queensbridge MC Tragedy Khadafi and acclaimed producer Endemic Emerald met a decade ago at Goblin Studios in Queens. They soon found they had shared musical chemistry and have worked on several great songs together. Now they drop Rebel Kings, a new album that again lives up to the hype. Tragedy is in fine flow through as he touches on a wide range of subjects in evocative fashion over the timeless production of Endemic. Nods to the game, childhood memories and much more all comes up on these well-crafted songs with plenty of boom-bap stylings and guest appearances from DJ Eclipse, DJ Akil, Kasim Allah and Foul Monday.
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