Patrick Gibin / Javonntte - Flash PointCriz Hall and Steve Conry's revitalised 1990s label Ten Lovers Music is one of the few house labels to embrace the seven inch format. This double header, featuring cuts from Mother Tongue Records founder Patrick Gibin and deep house legend Javontte, marks the seventh instalment in the label's occasional '45' series. Gibin delivers 'Flash Point', a hybrid (and undeniably spacey) 80s jazz funk and electrofunk affair underpinned by squelchy bass and

Tiny Panx Organization - Hiroshi's Dub (Real Life Version)

‘Reminicent Suite’ comprises two extended tracks

Side A welcomes two seasoned producers to the catalog for the first time: Red Axes with their flip of fellow Israeli Nenor’s banger 'Do You Remember'

round fat bass and smooth synths : a proper dancefloor piece

outstripping it’s Australian counterparts both in songwriting

a spiralling

Yet historic record labels

the magnificent grit and spontaneity remains dizzyingly intact

a group featuring members of Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band and the Mighty Mocambos

Big things coming in the future from him

By the end of the 1970s Linval Thompson had cut out a successful dual career for himself as both singer and producer

Easy Way Out (Most Excellent Mix) 4:18