Wet Look

Lush new music from Joy Orbison on Hotflush recordings.Future Jazzy techno at its best...niceeee!



Tracklist:
A. Hyph Mngo
B. Wet Look
HFT009

Available on Beatport

Sunday jam Session

Courtesy of Plug Research

Love Me Like This!

As we move into that falling leaves time of year (well for some of us anyway) and today being my beautiful wife`s birthday, this post is dedicated to her.

22 year young LDN based producer Sam Shepherd AKA Floating Points , has been causing quite a stir this year. (check out his new Vacuum EP) An accomplished classically trained pianist since the age of 16, his jazzy synthed out retake of the early 80`s classic by Real To Reel - Love Me Like This is 8 minutes of pure future cosmic boogie/house bliss....Released on the UK`s EgLO/ r2 Records back in February, this track gets me all warm and fuzzy inside, a bit like my other half...Enjoy!


Tracklist
A. Love Me Like This (Nonsense Dub)
B1. Shangrila
B2. Love Me Like This (Radio)
R2022

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Just Groove!

After a little interruption in space & time, we`re back in the groove.

And this post is dedicated to my man down TKO way YAMASAN who`s moving into a new positive direction for his life........respex bro`

Lifted from his Capitol Records 1978 LP "New Warrior" but also released as a 7" promo..."groove, (aint no doubt about it)" is one of those tunes that used to rock the old london warehouse parties in the 8T`s..
As well as Keyboardist Lyle the LP was produced by Wayne Henderson and included a top A-list of players - Harvey Mason, Sunship, Paulinho Da Costa, Roland Bautista, Joe Blocker, Nathaniel Philips, David T. Walker and Michael Boddicker, plus background vocals by Ron Banks, Gregory Matta, Augie Johnson, Jim Gilstrap, Vance Tenort, Alexandra Brown, Angela Winbush, Martinette Jenkins and Stephanie Spruill...Pheww!

Bobby Lyle - groove (ain`t no doubt about it)



"New Warrior, reflect on the past, acknowledge the present and move forward with faith, helping to create tomorrow - that your song may be both a balm to a troubled world, and an inspiration to future warriors who will inherit your legacy."

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After The Party!

The second choice porky prime cut this week and a second track from Connaisseur, is from Pol_On, called the "Omorp EP", on Outils Du Connaisseur. Pol_On are a project by Warsaw keyboard player DJ Mike P and Katowice Academy Of Jazz graduate and respected Jazz musician Kacper Bogacz. Their musical spectrum is present and wide, but always digs in and nods to the past. "After The Party" demonstrates Pol_On’s musical talent best. A smooth and timeless Jazzy House-cut with faultless live instrumentation. Once you hear the sax, it will stay in your head for ages…Double niceeee!!



Tracklist:
A1 - After the party (6:24min)
A2 - Omorp (6:19min)
B - Omorp (catz n dogz first minute rmx) (7:07min)
OUTILS004-6

Available from beatport/kompakt

Big Shot Dub

A couple of fresh porky prime choice cuts for you this week, courtesy of the connaisseur recordings label outta Offenbach, Germany, Coming down the pipe via Beatport
First up is Brendon Moeller and his "Big Shot EP". Big Shot dub features broken, almost dubstep-like beats, sub-basses and spacey atmospheres with quality high-level timbre rocking the spot....Niceeee!



Tracklist:
a1: big shot dub (7:10min)
a2: the boost (7:45min)
b1: big shot (7:08min)
b2: the urge (7:34min)
CNS031-6

Available from beatport/kompakt

The Lee Perry Interview

No not an exclusive for mytea@om, that would be nice! maybe one day who knows...The Man himself chatting `bout himself as always....enjoy!

United 8

No it`s not the number of goals that an opposing team will score against my beloved football club later today, but a cracking tune from 1972 given a well deserved re-press by Atlantic in 2004. "getting uptown (to get down)" is the kind of tune that you just can`t keep still when the ole plug-holes hear these vibes. With the shakers, tambourine, horns, guitar, drums all mashing together in one fine damn funky groove....enjoy!

United 8 - getting uptown (to get down)



Tracklisting
A.Ain't It Good (3:05)
B./Plug Side. Getting Uptown (To Get Down) (2:44)
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The Elephant In The Room!

As we`ve reached the 8th anniversary of the 21st century’s most defining event so far, something to ponder from a couple of years ago but still relevent today.

The Elephant in the Room is a documentary following British filmmaker Dean Puckett through his journey into the 9/11 Truth Movement: a global movement of ‘alternative thinkers’ who believe that the official explanation about what happened on 9/11 is totally or partially inaccurate.

(The majority of the 9/11 Commission members have now publicly gone on record to express their conviction that the Bush government agreed to lie about the official story.)

The filmmakers travel from middle England, across Europe and to New York for the six year anniversary of the attacks, where the film takes one final twist as we are introduced to the 9/11 first responders who are suffering from various grave health difficulties due to the toxic dust that they breathed in trying to help their country during the weeks after this tragic event.

Told with a personal hands on approach that avoids advancing any one position, the film asks the question: are these crazy conspiracy thinkers? Or is 9/11 Truth a credible political movement?

You decide!!

Also available in 10 parts on YouTube

Conspiracy theory or hidden truth? The 9/11 enigmas..