Mind & Matter - 1514 Oliver Avenue (Basement)Jimmy Jam Harris was just 16 when he began writing and arranging for Minneapolis 11 piece Mind & Matter. Boasting a perfectly calibrated vocal quartet, an aggressive rhythm section, and stacks of Rhodes, Rolands, and Hammonds, the danceable act failed to win favor with frigid Midwest audiences. Tracked in 1977, this bundle of never before released basement demos throw Harris beloved Philadelphia Sound into an unfinished root cellar, pelting it with

B1's title track "Seed Man" is a jungle track created by his own original style

Baker pulling out all the stops with the feel-good blinder ‘Ghetto’ on the A and the boogie bomb ‘Moogie Nights’ on the B

So kudos to the good people at Selva Discos for making this rare-as-hens-teeth and criminally underrated album available once again

The ten (and something) minutes long venture keeps in line with the Mallorcan character of the Bibiloni sound

New Mexico

Hailing out of Paris and Amsterdam

While the streets were filled with massive crowds and Love Parades in the early 2000s

This one became huge in the early chicago house movement and represents an early example of use of the classic Roland TB-303 Bassline

a masterclass in songcraft and true loner folk

and is supported by a series of worldwide shows

PLEASE NOTE VERY GOOD PLUS (VG+) SLEEVES

DJ Pipe and Global North are BACK to bring you “The Night-Time Economy” EP