7-INCH SINGLE

The 40 year anniversary release of this in demand modern soul masterpiece is a welcome gift in 2021. For their third vinyl outing, Selector Series dig into the archives of New Jersey's Debbie Records from 1981 to re-issue this storming boogie...

White vinyl. Limited to 500. Comes with download.

Battlestar is the 2nd vinyl 45rpm single release from Bubaza; a collaboration between members of LA's Jungle Fire and San Diego's Sure Fire Soul Ensemble. Bubaza's first single, Icebreaker" was released in November 2020 on Colemine Records. Look for...

Japanese 7" pressing on pink colored vinyl. Universal. 2021.

Side A, "Blatant Corporate Suck Up Song, " is a Farfisa-powered sarcastic stomper from Portland's Vegetable Revival Project. "Keyboard" Karl Wischnofske on vocals and keys and Eric "the Vegetable" Larson (Poison Idea) on guitar, this tongue-in-cheek...

New releases in the ongoing Jah Life productions reissue series. These heavy early '80s tunes were produced via the fruitful partnership of Jah Life and Junjo Lawes, and have all been unavailable since their original release. All three were released as...

More killer ALL PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED mid '80s roots from Jah Life. If you liked our previous release of Flick Wilson's "Ready Fe Dem", you will love these cuts. Jah Life ran some sessions in the mid '80s at Channel 1 studio, with the then-resident...

Seven inch vinyl pressing of this single from Welsh psychedelicists White Noise Sound taken from their 2015 album Like a Pyramid of Fire. WNS worked closely with producer/DJ Phil Kieran and again with Cian Ciaran and the result is a metronomic and...

Gengahr are a five-piece indie group originally from North Dakota. "She's a Witch" (from their upcoming EP of the same name, on Transgressive Records) which pairs a song that locates the common ground between David Bowie, Elliott Smith, and Radiohead...

You Don't Love Me Anymore is one of the most cherished of all Northern Soul 45s and memories of a packed dance floor at Wigan Casino come flooding back when you hear the feel good Philly intro signaled by a single drum beat. Jimmy Wisner's arrangement on...