We then had to remind you of how good Mathisas Stubo was with the fresh boogie vibes of ‘I Never Knew‘ before the ever interesting David Borsu kept the disco vibrations vibrating with the unfortunately named but worthy ‘Murtis Kayfield‘. Om-Unit, like so many new producers these days, have just set up a record label called Cosmic Bridge (great name!) and their debut is a fine mix of bass heavy beats and some nice melodic keys. fLako then kept the beats rolling with some deep beats and soul flavours from the excellent fresh new compilation from Project Moon Circle focussing on the new beat making talent from the UK and Ireland. Mark Pritchard then provided the riddim for UK MC Trim, who is all over everywhere at the moment,  to drop some lewd London lyrics.

Afro vibes were then the order of the day, first off with the Jesse Hackett remix of the Owiny Sigoma Band and then surprisingly with ‘Fassirimar‘ from the latest Soundspecies EP, which is more Konono no. 1 than UK soul boy, those boys are versatile. Alex Hot Flush then provided the remix under his new Incyde moniker that strips down Falty DL’s, ‘Eight 18 Ten‘ to the bare essentials. Now Naive Machine is coming through with a new EP and it contains a couple of killer cuts and we are particularly liking the twisted percussive beats of ‘Afrika‘

Now Shabazz Palaces, once of the Digable Planets has come through like a modern day Watts Prophets with his new album, deep, dark, leftfield and uncompromising as the ‘Youlogy‘ track ably demonstrates. We then had a guilty pleasure moment when we dropped Widowspeak’s version of Chris Isaacs, ‘Wicked Game‘ before Diagram launched some great quirky beats and a lyrical tribute to ‘Woking‘ of all places. My favourite modern Italian soundtrack producer Teho Teardo then provided a great live soundscape recording which sees the launch of his new Specula label which we will be keeping a keen eye on.

We then had to remind you of how good Mathisas Stubo was with the fresh boogie vibes of ‘I Never Knew‘ before the ever interesting David Borsu kept the disco vibrations vibrating with the unfortunately named but worthy ‘Murtis Kayfield‘. Om-Unit, like so many new producers these days, have just set up a record label called Cosmic Bridge (great name!) and their debut is a fine mix of bass heavy beats and some nice melodic keys. fLako then kept the beats rolling with some deep beats and soul flavours from the excellent fresh new compilation from Project Moon Circle focussing on the new beat making talent from the UK and Ireland. Mark Pritchard then provided the riddim for UK MC Trim, who is all over everywhere at the moment,  to drop some lewd London lyrics.

Afro vibes were then the order of the day, first off with the Jesse Hackett remix of the Owiny Sigoma Band and then surprisingly with ‘Fassirimar‘ from the latest Soundspecies EP, which is more Konono no. 1 than UK soul boy, those boys are versatile. Alex Hot Flush then provided the remix under his new Incyde moniker that strips down Falty DL’s, ‘Eight 18 Ten‘ to the bare essentials. Now Naive Machine is coming through with a new EP and it contains a couple of killer cuts and we are particularly liking the twisted percussive beats of ‘Afrika‘

Now Shabazz Palaces, once of the Digable Planets has come through like a modern day Watts Prophets with his new album, deep, dark, leftfield and uncompromising as the ‘Youlogy‘ track ably demonstrates. We then had a guilty pleasure moment when we dropped Widowspeak’s version of Chris Isaacs, ‘Wicked Game‘ before Diagram launched some great quirky beats and a lyrical tribute to ‘Woking‘ of all places. My favourite modern Italian soundtrack producer Teho Teardo then provided a great live soundscape recording which sees the launch of his new Specula label which we will be keeping a keen eye on.