Carl Moore - Carter Lake / Must Be The BeatKeyboardist and composer Carl Moore originally wrote, recorded and pressed only 100 (!) copies of these tracks, grabbing a quick moment of studio time during a tour of Japan in the early 1980s. Moores purple patch saw him becoming peers with artists such as Phyllis Hyman, Jean Carn, Janet Jackson and The King of Gospel, James Cleveland. Carter Lake is an energetic 2 minutes 30 second blast of pure dance floor joy, that looks back at carefree days,

I can use all my weapons on there

Montel Palmer jump out of the plane with only a HVW8 parachute for company and land squarely on Chlodwig roundabout

Innercity Griots dances between organic and programmed music

Avadhut Kasinadhuni (India / Romania) on tabla and Mohamad Zatari (Syria) on oud

Sammy Virji returns with ‘We’ll Be Alright’

orchestral and electronic recordings

which range from green meadows

but not at all separate from it

Two versions of the album cover exist in Brazil – this

True Who's Who of electronic music

The voice itself was created by Ai (let’s call him ERIC) and is set beautifully to music that has a timeless cinematic quality

Solar and playlisted on the legendary Jazz FM