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Martina Topley Bird
Some Place Simple
HONEST JON'S RECORDS
Spine-tingling intimacies from the Maxinquaye singer, voice of Gorillaz and Massive Attack — a personalized songbook, with the spotlight on her gorgeous voice and fine songwriting, uncovered, frank and alive.
Records from Sprigs Of Time and our London series.
Like the Reggae Labels shirt, brilliantly printed on a Hanes Beefy tee.
Like the Reggae Labels shirt, brilliantly printed on a Hanes Beefy tee.
Dazzling melds of classic Detroit, grime, dubstep, speed garage, Paisley rock, synth-wave and the rest, with none other than the man not-himself crowned king.
Three exclusives trailering the Splazsh album, including a carnivalesque house banger from Zomby. Out Detroit, UK bass science and UK funky, cold wave and Kraftwerk... a London thing, mongrel and dashing.
Rocking the party and ramming the dancefloor is the first priority of this review of Latin styles in classic West African dance music, as it emerged with 1950s anti-colonialism, and ran on gloriously into the 70s.
Roughs from the hotel rooms of Blur's last US tour, lost in all kinds of music. 'Fragile things, primitive vignettes and lo-fi larvae... A rare peep at the methods of a great songwriter', Q. All gone!
'all that is magic about African music while skipping round the po-faced worthy guff that puts people off... witty, experimental, stunningly beautiful', Mojo; 'reckless yet inspired... stirringly beautiful', Vibe.
Broken remix by Phil Asher aka Focus/Restless Soul, featuring Kaidi Tatham on keys and (from the original Mali Music cut) Hassey Sare on violin.
Courtesy of Freaks — Luke Solomon and Justin Harris — of the Classic and Music For Freaks labels: the first mix is bumping tech-house, the B more of a Neptunes homage.
'CD Of The Week... the best soul album — in the real sense of the word — you'll hear this year... classic, blistering afro-beat', Daily Telegraph; 'as tight as a pressure cooker... fierce and fun', The Wire.
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