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Label owner Fracture, fresh from landmark release 'Loving Touch' on Exit Records, and Sam Binga, of 'AYO' and 'Lef Dem' fame, team up to presentFDGD, three alternative takes on minimal sub-led Dancehall at the higher end of the tempo range. All three riddims are vocalled byRider Shafique, a key member of Bristol's Young Echo collective, who deviates from his trademark conscious lyrical content, choosing instead to roll out some of that dutty slackness in the finest traditions of Yellowman and Shabba Ranks.

Alongside this heavy pressure, man of the moment Logos (known for his collaborations with Mumdanceand groundbreaking releases on Keysound Recordings) provides a next-level 'devil mix', taking inspiration from classic Eski and Grime but travelling far beyond that starting point to end floating, in beatless hyper-space.

As ever, Astrophonica team up with Utile Creative to bring hand finished, magenta rubber stamped artwork to the limited edition vinyl sleeves.

Early support from Toddla T (BBC Radio 1), Brackles (Rinse FM), Murlo, Machinedrum, Smutlee, Breakage, Chimpo and The Two Bears, amongst others.

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Charlie P is best known for his reggae and dancehall releases, so this grimey countdown of his rules of the dance comes as a
surprise. The vocal is superbly matched with productions that span the worlds of Soundsystem including two of the most exciting producers around. Mungo's Hi Fi start their side with a digital riddim that creeps into more progressive sounds. Kahn's production is darker with almost eastern atmospherics and is heavyweight as you would imagine.

The importance of gospel music as an influence on soul can hardly be overstated. That influence is most obvious in southern soul music, with its deeply emotional vocal style and horn arrangements and backup vocals mimicking the call and response of the church
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The mid-to-late 1960s was the heyday of southern soul, but unfortunately the flowering was brief, and as the 70s progressed it was almost completely drummed out by the sounds of disco, pop and a more highly produced northern' soul sound.

The gospel scene continued to flourish throughout the 1970s in churches and programs throughout the south and northern industrial cities of the USA. The sound of gospel had also changed, and an important influence was now the very soul music that it had spawned. Here The Showfa takes two gospel gems and re-edits them for the dance floor. First up Edwin Hawkins the grand pappy of gospel famous for his 60's hit ' Oh Happy Day' gets to reworks Emmanuel' performed live by Tri-State Choir live, a rarity never release before on wax, this is a hands in the air anthem that builds and builds and with a wait for it drum break which ignites D.J Sets. On the flip the Rev Isaac Whittmon covers the D.J Rogers classic 'Love brought Me Back' a gospel soul slow jam burner an infectious extended groove - Hallelujah.

One of the most popular tracks from last year's "Survival Of The Fittest" LP finally gets a single release and the remix treatment from Reggae Roast's Vibration Lab. Taking the track in a deeper, more digital direction, the veteran duo have crafted a classic slice of modern dancehall, reminiscent of the legendary sounds of Gussie Clarke and that timeless 90s vibe. Flip it over for a dubwise version for your own MC or singjay to get busy with.

Robust collaboration between Nice Up! UK and Bim One Productions outta Japan. Oriental future dancehall remix of Original One x Parly B - Mi Bredren only been dropped recently. Manufactured in one and only pressing plant in Japan with special Katakana logo for the occasion. Limited to 500 copies only. No repress.

Spiller 'Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)'
Mousse T Vs Hot n Juicy 'Horny'
Modjo 'Lady (Hear Me Tonight)'

Phats And Small 'Turn Around'
Madison Avenue 'Don't Call Me Baby'
Supermen Lovers Fe. Mani Hoffman 'Starlight'

Ce Ce Peniston 'Finally'
Michael Gray 'The Weekend'
Oliver Cheatham 'Saturday Night'
H Two O Fe. Platinum 'What's It Gonna Be'
Garage Jams Fe. Clare Evers 'Snowflake'
Mixed By ROD LAYMAN

The Source Fe. Candi Staton'You Got The Love' (Erin's Hands In The Air Mix)
Cathy Dennis 'Touch Me (All Night Long)' (Club Mix)
Sister Sledge 'Thinking Of You' (Ramp Mix)

Sister Sledge 'We Are Family' (Sure Is Pure Mix)
Kylie Minogue 'Better The Devil You Know' (Extended Club Mix)
Bobby Brown'Two Can Play Yhat Game' (K Klassic Mix)

Michael Jackson'Wanna Be Startin' Something'(Brothers In Rhythm Mix)
Mark Morrison'Return Of The Mack' (Joe T. Vanelli Mix)
Lonnie Gordon 'Happening All Over Again' (Hip House Mix)

Lionel Richie 'All Night Long' (Hustlers Convention Mix)
Wham! 'Everything She Wants' (Todd Terry Mix)
Mixed By MIKE GREAVES

Michael Gray 'The Weekend'
Bootyluv 'Shine'
Shakira & Beyonce 'Beautiful Liar'
Ida Corr 'Think About It'

LMC Vs U2 'Take Me To The Clouds Above'
Groove Armada 'See You Baby'
Bodyrockers 'I Like The Way You Move'
Benny Benassi 'Presents The Biz 'Satisfaction'
Rogue Traders 'Voodoo Child'

Girls Aloud 'Jump For My Love'
Gwen Stefani 'What You Waiting For'
Britney Spears 'Toxic'
Mixed By ALLSTAR

Da Hool 'Meet Her At The Love Parade'
Public Domain 'Operation Blade (Bass In The Place)'
Storm 'Time To Burn'
Mixed By GUY GARRETT

Presenting a fresh signing to the roster, NICE UP! are thrilled to announce the debut single from Nottingham's Origin One! Centred around the work of one producer, the crew is a fluid collective of MCs, vocalists and musicians, covering a variety of reggae infused genres, from hip hop & soul to dancehall, dub and jungle.

Coming in heavy with their first release for the label, they've enlisted the help of one of the UK's finest and most prolific dancehall MCs - Parly B. Having previously worked with heavyweights such as Mungo's Hifi, The Skints and Reggae Roast, Parly brings his trademark toasting to the bubbling dancehall beats of "Mi Bredrin", creating an instant dancefloor killer.

Taken from the acclaimed album "Migration", which covers a myriad of bass genres, this opening track "Positive Up" finds Poirier in a deep dubby dancehall mood. Reminiscent of classic Unity or Jammy's productions, the 80s digital vibe is updated to suit modern dancehalls and soundsystems.

Regular collaborator Face-T provides the vocal counter, once again displaying his brilliant lyricism and delivery, whilst also evoking the legendary Shinehead with a whistling solo - its been a while since we heard one of those!

Essential club pressure from Her Records, courtesy of label co-capo, MM (fka Miss Modular), including a dancehall flip of CYPHR's Brace and arriving hard on the heels of Kid Antoine's
Bodypaint killer.
Uptown, with Why You All In MY Face, he essentially picks up where their last white label, Fraxinus' flip of DJ Diamond's B-More classic Hey You Knuckle Heads left us; warping a bouncing B-more chassis with eye-quivering FX, handbrake turns, and the kind of sustained subbass tremors that make your clem fandango.
Downtown, he performs dancehall voodoo on CYPHR's Brace, screwing the ting to a slower tempo meshed with I-Octane & Bounty Killer's vocal to Double Trouble for maximum danger.
Trust these are tried and tested for all DJ and dancer...

Maroon 5 continue their journey into perky, mainstream pop feel good territory. This time they adopt a reggae beat for summer radio. It is all cheerful, upbeat and fun to hear, and with these remixes you'll definitely be adding it to your daily rotation of music.
- 4 REMIXES + ORIGINAL
- EXTRA BONUS TRACK (PAYPHONE REMIX)
- HEAVYWEIGHT VINYL
- FULL COLOR LABELS
- BLACK SLEEVE

Von Ska und Rocksteady über Roots und Dub bis Dancehall: Die ganze Reggae-Story in einer Box.

Reggae kennt jeder. Schließlich handelt es sich bei Reggae um eines der bedeutendsten Genres der
populären Musik. Aber wie entstand Reggae Und wer sind neben Reggae-Legende Bob Marley weitere
namhafte Protagonisten Wer hier noch Nachholbedarf hat, sollte zur 5CD-Box "Reggae Fever" des
französischen Labels Wagram greifen. Die Kompilation lädt mit "Reggae Masters" (CD 1), "Reggae All-Stars"
(CD 2), "Dub" (CD 3), "Reggae Roots" (CD 4) und "Reggae News" (CD 5) ein zu einem klingenden Streifzug
durch Strömungen, Entwicklungen und Moden, die Reggae seit den 1960er-Jahren durchgemacht hat. Unter
anderem sind auf dem Sampler Bob Marley, Max Romeo, U-Roy, Alpha Blondy, Gregory Isaacs, Dennis
Brown, Barrington Levy, Horace Andy, Johnny Clarke, Yellowman, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Sly & Robbie,
Groundation, Alborosie, Luciano, Sizzla und Morgan Heritage vertreten.

Taken from the critically acclaimed "Survival Of The Fittest" LP, Greece's Blend Mishkin and his Roots Evolution band deliver another heavy slice of modern reggae, this time featuring UK dancehall star Gappy Ranks. Deep brooding horns provide the perfect backing for Gappy to lay down his tales of sufferation and overcoming adversity to triumph. On the flip, Blend strips back the vocals and dubs up the track with added instrumentation for the haunting "Melodica Dub".

Reggae Roast has built some serious momentum recently especially after the unveiling of their brand new, hand crafted soundsystem, a series of critically acclaimed releases and sell out shows across the UK and Europe. As a result they are slowly establishing themselves as one of the top reggae outlets in the world. To Celebrate they are proud to release what is set to be one of the big tunes of summer 2015 'Soundsystem'. 'We want a big soundsystem up inna di place!' UK Veteran Brother Culture chants over the top of a heavyweight digital stormer of a track produced by Reggae Roast crew which instantly sets the vibe. 'Soundsystem' has been shaking the speakers stacks from London to Lithuania and Bristol to Budapest and it's guaranteed to mash up any dancehall!.

Clubbed To Death takes its starting point from the iconic Rob Dougan track to bring together the most influential and creative electronic and Trip Hop artists from the mid 90s.
So many of these groups are still massively relevant and revered today and still releasing albums, touring and headlining festivals (Massive Attack, Portishead, Chemical Brothers, Aphex Twin, DJ Shadow, The Orb, Primal Scream, Leftfield, Underworld, Bjork and Morcheeba). No TV advertised compilation album has properly tackled this incredible era of music and we aim to deliver a very credible product with a stand out TV commercial and artwork using multi layered imagery and silhouettes.

Heartbeat .... a powerhouse of a tune dropping the nyabinghi rhythm.

Features the drum and bass duo of Mark Spence and Andy Clarke, horns by Michel Padron and African flute from Dramane Dembele.

With Rob Smith at the controls, this is another tasty delivery from the AMJ-RSD crew. Flip side brings a chilled steppers in Blue Mountain, guest strings courtesy of Cuban trio Patricia Flechilla, Xotchil Lopez and Indira Perez.

Mixed by Rob Smith.

Following up from the release of 18 full length discomixes on the Strong Like Sampson double CD compilation, Hot Milk are frothing up and going full steam ahead and delivering these tunes on the medium they were designed for, a series of 12' singles!!
A four way tag team, the battle of the Sampson Four. Round One - Anthony Johnson bakes the bread and Jah Thomas butters the toast. It's that young Barrington Levy again on the reverse and Rod Taylor slows it down for Round Two with the dreadest piece of the lot. Value for money There's over 20 minutes worth of music on this baby!!!
All songs produced by Linval Thompson and released with the blessing of the man himself.

Following up from the release of 18 full length discomixes on the Strong Like Sampson double CD compilation, Hot Milk are frothing up and going full steam ahead and delivering these tunes on the medium they were designed for, a series of 12' singles!!
The cream rises to the top with Barry Brown's much in demand 'Natty Dread Nah Run' on the A-side, a steppers delight with heavy duty echo unit workout pushing the limits of the desk. Supported on the B by a very young Barrington Levy in fine sweet voice and Papa Tullo mopping up the suds with a DJ version riding the same riddim.
All songs produced by Linval Thompson and released with the blessing of the man himself.

Following up from the release of 18 full length discomixes on the Strong Like Sampson double CD compilation, Hot Milk are frothing up and going full steam ahead and delivering these tunes on the medium they were designed for, a series of 12' singles!!
It's a Linval one-two combo with 'Mr Big Shot' on the A side, a thundering lightning bolt of tuneage with a bowel troubling bass line and 'Mr Collie Man' leading the flip with some cap doffing to a herbal vendor. 'Morning Love' sees Sammy Dread and Papa Tullo deliver the final knockout blow, Biff! Thwack! Bocko! The most pounding love song, the hearts a thumping.
All songs produced by Linval Thompson and released with the blessing of the man himself.

Considered to be the heaviest tune ever recorded by Jah Thomas, Cool Profile was only available on his 1983 LP 'Dancehall Connection'. The next cut to Earl Cunningham's seminal tune of the same name, this soundsystem monster is presented here for the first time in it's full 45 glory. Interestingly enough, 'Cool Profile' depicts the 1983 oil crises in Jamaica. With billions of dollars in debt, oil supply to the Island was cut off which had a severe impact on life in Jamaica as well as on it's music industry as records weren't pressed for a good part of that year.

Remastered from the original master tapes with a seal of approval from Mr. Jah Thomas himself, this is a dance destroyer of the highest order!

Spring Hill Records are immensely proud to bring you this unreleased Supercat bombshell from 1984!

On a recent visit to Jamaica we uncovered this unbelievable treasure - A huge track by the young Supercat, produced and recorded in 1984 by Jah Thomas. For reasons unknown, the tune never came out and was sitting patiently for 31 years, waiting to be discovered! Taken from the original master tapes, this is by far one of Cat's fiercest tunes. A prototype to his Sleng Teng anthem 'Trash and Ready', 'Ever Ready' is a strictly Clarks Wallabies and knits ganzie affair, with Supercat calling all posses as they roll in the dance. Cool & Deadly heavyweight mix with a riddim track by the mighty Roots Radics, this 45 is simply too essential to miss!!!

Always present when you least expect it, this time Beauchamp offers us a title where rocksteady, house and dancehall influences collide to form a formidable hymn to dance.Built around a sample of the Prince Francis's title African Skank, Bauchamp's interpretation reinterprets with respect and innovation this classic of rocksteady.
The performance of Tsunami, a Jamaican reggae/dancehall singer based in Bern who at his beginnings has been a member of the same collective as Vybez Kartel enhances the relentless groove of this track and makes it a 'must have' for any DJ who wants to make the dancefloor groove.
Lemonick's remix, firmly bass music oriented and the O.B.F VS Schnautzi remix, in the digital dub vein, lend this release the broad musical outreach that characterizes the artistic direction of Argent Sale.
Played by: Laurent Garnier, Poirier, Simbad, Douster and Lefto, amongst others.Playlisted release by worldwide radios, from Switzerland through Couleur 3 to South Africa, via Italy, United Kingdom, Canada, France and New Zealand.
Mastering: Precise, UK / Artwork: Jessica Champlaine

Reggae legends Lone Ranger & U Brown unite with Don Goliath for this future roots EP, both sides include original vocal + 2 versions. Don Goliath has created wicked Rootstep riddims utilizing heavy digital bass patches.

Superb Dub and Politics song about banksters... oups... sorry, Fat Cats... And a superb sleeve:)

One fat ragga jungle song and one big 140 BPM jungle dubstep anthem... A very fat realese pulling the bass in front.

It's time to test your bassbins with the biggest and bestest new smashers from soundsystem champions Mungo's Hi Fi. Their third double LP arrives hot on the heels of their massive collaborations with Major Lazer and Prince Fatty and showcases all aspects of soundsystem bizness, from Studio One style live brass to digital bass bangers all beautifully threaded together. As well as the fat, clean productions you would expect, the album hosts vocal talent by the ton. With reggae heavyweights Cornel Campbell and Peter Metro rubbing shoulders with Mungo's regulars Mr Williamz, Soom T, Charlie P, YT, Marina P, Solo Banton and Parly B. As if that was not enough there are spectacular guest appearances from Blackout JA, Speng Bond, Pupajim and Warrior Queen. Elen G's cover artwork shows the soundsystem ship tossed on heavy seas with tentacles threatening to take it under - serious times indeed. Open it to catch a glimpse of the session inside the ship, riding out the storm.

"Dimensione violenza" is the album that Carter had the processing time longer than all other his CDs (solo and otherwise) and is perhaps the work of which the rapper more satisfied. Carter's style is unmistakable and his metric has evolved further. Metal Carter covers topics already touched on before, but always fresh resulting and exciting. The productions are hard but very comfortable and "Music". The whole album is considered a cinematic journey shocking and funny in the "Dimensione violenza". "It will probably be remembered as one Italian hip hop records of the more extreme than ever. the disc
has been edited and recorded by Alien Dee at 3FX study Rome and was mixed and mastered by Gabriel Cage to "the Code studio in Berlin. This album confirms Carter as a master of Death Metal-Rap pioneer and Italian absolute of this rap subgenre.

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Sorgfältig gewählte Dance-Tracks, die einem den richtigen
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Läufer!
Mit Tracks von Mike Candys, R.I.O., Tim Berg, The Disco
Boys und vielen vielen mehr!
40 Titel, 2 CDs, ca. 140 Minuten Spielzeit!
TRACKLIST
CD1
Mike Candys feat. Evelyn & Tony T - Everybody - Radio MIx
R.I.O. feat. U-Jean - Summer Jam - Radio Edit
Tim Berg - Seek Bromance - Radio Edit
The Disco Boys & Cuebrick - Watch Out - Extended Mix
Modana & Carlprit - Club Go Mad - Extended Mix
Cassey Doreen & Loona - Tell It To My Heart - Loona Extended Version
Bootmasters - Groove Is In The Heart - Bootmasters Radio Edit
BK Duke vs Paul & Simon - Paris Latino - Radio Edit
Jay Wayne - Wherever You Will Go -
Kid Massive - Daylight - Extended Mix
Stereo Light - Obsession - Radio Edit
Sean Finn & Gino Montesano - The Voice -
Picco - Somebody To Love - Original Mix
Stefan Rio - Prove Your Love - Original Edit
Marc Terenzi & Jason Navaro - Fire - Extended Mix
Lolita Jolie - I Wanna Dance With You - Extended
MvD& NO - Dubai - Original Mix
Colina feat. Tommy Clint - Hello - Original Radio Edit
Bryce feat. J-Malik - We're In Heaven - Clubmix Edit
Fun Factory - On Top Of The World - Robbie Miraux Extended Mix
CD2
The Disco Boys feat. Manfred Mann's Earth Band - For You - Radio Edit
Youlee - Holiday - Original Edit
Marc Kiss - No Easy Way Out - Extended Mix
Amelie - Esta Noche - Original Radio Edit
Otilia - Amor Real - Radio Edit
Dr. Alban - Loverboy - Radio Edit
Wamdue Project - King Of My Castle -
Gigi D' Agostino - Another Way - Radio Cut
Crew 7 - Eye Of The Tiger - Sunset Crew Remix
Manuel Baccano feat. Alpha - So Strung Out - Radio & Video Edit
Dreiundzwanzig - Komodo 2K14 - Vocal Radio Edit
Bomb ‚N Amato - The Key The Secret - Original Mix
Ultra Nate - Free -
DJ IQ-Talo pres. Miko Mission - How Old Are You - Radio Edit
Shaun Bate & MD Electro feat. Monchee - Fire & Ice - Radio Mix
Steve Cypress feat. Pit Bailey - Burn It Down - Original Mix
Lavika - Summer - Michael Fall Remix
Fawni - Chasing Cars - Radio Edit
Maggie Reilly - Moonlight Shadow - Radio Edit
Mary G. feat Ricardo Munoz - You & I - Radio Edit

Das Album aus dem Jahre 1986 wurde im Originalcover neu aufgelegt! Eingespielt mit den Musikern Cleveland "Clevie" Browne & Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson, den Super Power All-Stars, und Wayne Smith - selbstverständlich mit dem Hit "Under Me Sleng Teng" aus dem Jahre 1985. Der Sleng Teng Riddim soll bei dem Versuch entstanden sein Eddie Cochrans "Somethin' Else" auf einem Casio MT-40 Keyboard zu reproduzieren und wurde zum weltweiten Erfolg - und sorgte dafür, dass der ehemalige King Tubby Schüler Prince Jammy zu King Jammy wurde und bis Anfang der 90er Jahre die Produzenten- und Soundsystem-Szene Jamaikas als absolute Nr.1 dominierte! Dieses Album gibt es auch weiterhin als Midprice CD in der 2004 Remaster-Edition mit zwei Bonus Tracks (GREWCD91).

Erstmalige Nachpressung seit der ursprünglichen LP-Vinyl Veröffentlichung in 1986 (mit leicht verändertem Artwork). "Trouble Again" war das Album das dem jamaikanischen Künstler & Deejay fürwahr zu einem kurzfristig Bekanntheitsgrad verhalf, sinnbildlich vergleichbar dem Starstatus des Riesenaffen King Kong auf dem Empire State Building, der für den bürgerlichen Dennis Anthony Thomas zum Namensgeber wurde. In 1986 aufgenommen, für den absoluten Top-Produzenten der Zeit, King Jammy, finden sich hier u.a. drei der größten King Kong Hits: "Legal" (mit dem Toasting über einen superbe Version des 'Cuss Cuss' Riddim), "Trouble Again" (über den 'Death In The Arena' Riddim) und "Mix Up" (über den 'Bangarang' Riddim). Dieses Album ist auch als CD erhältlich, mit drei Bonus Tracks und Linernotes von Chris O'Brien

1st of a 2 vol comp of urban Guinean music. Reggae, dancehall & one-drop rhythms, hip-hop anthems & R&B numbers w/a West-African melodic sensibility & rhythmic twist. Recorded in Conakry, Guinea, produced by Stronghold's own, Dub Snakkr.

A A1 | Str8 Killa No Filla [ft. Big Kill]
[B] A2 | Rep 2 Tha Fullest [ft. Jay Rock]

[D] A4 | The Coldest [ft. B.J. The Chicago Kid]


[G] B3 | Rock Bottom [ft. Bun B]
[H] B4 | Oil Money [ft. Chuck Inglish, Chip Tha Ripper, Bun B & Dan Auerbach]

Bo has collaborated with Mulatu Astatke, Issa Bagayogo, Bollywood star Shilpa Rao, and BaianaSystem, and released critically acclaimed remixes for Poirier, Luisa Maita, Filastine, Blick Bassy and Bomba Estéreo on labels such as Tru-Thoughts, Ninja Tune, Cumbancha, Dutty Artz, World Connection and many others. For 'Quilombo Do Futuro Remixed', Maga Bo called upon the talents of a select team of top notch producers haling from several different continents. The original tracks united the organic subtleties of the Afro-Brazilian rhythms coco, maculela, samba, gong and capoeira with the punchy, powerful, electronic based sounds of dub, raga, hip hop and dubstep. The remixes take the tracks even further. Frikstailers deliver a monster digital cumbia remix. Uproot Andy comes with a crunk, bullerengue samba reggae. Subatomic Sound System brings a hypnotic dub rework. Stereotyp's remix is spooky, frantic burst of barefoot energy. El Remolon takes baile funk into trance cumbia dub territory. Sabo brings a sunny, uplifting vibe for the dance floor. Dr. Das injects noise and grit with a deep, deep bassline. Process Rebel treats coco to warm distortion and spacious reverb. Dub Gabriel offsets hard, one-drop dub and samba with political commentary on immigration. Digitaldubs drops a raw, dirty bass and rapid-fire funk programming. DJ Dolores' new project Stank, comes with a dubbed out samba reggae. Poirier goes deep on his tranced out jongo rework. Batida connects the dots between samba and kuduro.












M] c5 | No Balanço Da Canoa (Chancha Via Circuito Rmx)

Angolan / Portuguese Batida (aka Pedro Coquenão) returns with a new single following on from his critically acclaimed debut LP released earlier in the year.

On the A-side thumping bass lines collide head on with 1970s Angolan music legend Carlos Lamartine. One of Angola's most influential musicians Carlos Lamartine began putting music out in the late 1950s and became increasingly political during the early 1970s as Angola struggled to gain its independence. The remix came about when Coquenão was finishing his record with Portuguese producer Beat Laden who created the original loop for Pedro to build an arrangement around. Done as a tribute to 'Kota' Carlos Lamartine the remix got the seal of approval from the man himself.

The B-side features a beefed up remix of album track 'Yumbala' by London based producer A.J.Holmes & The Hackney Empire. Batida worked with an Angolan artist called Sacerdote whom challenged him to record some verses highlighting the history of Kuduro but pointing in new directions. The result was 'Yumbala' where Sacerdote sings: "Kids pick up a chair and sit down. Kuduro is taking a different route. I don´t simply sing for fun but to contribute to this new generation. Don´t open your mouth to sing in vain.'