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Sunny & The Sunliners
Smile Now, Cry Later / I Only Have Eyes For You [ Big Crown / 7in - released 7/Jun/2019 ] When it comes to Chicano / Lowrider Soul, there are a few people who are credited as the founders of the genre. Sunny & The Sunliners are one of them, if not number one on that list. Similarly, when it comes to the tunes that define the genre, Smile... |
Bombay Bicycle Club & The Staves / Karine Polwart & Kris Drever
The Endless Coloured Ways: The Songs Of Nick Drake (7") [ Chrysalis / 7in - released 26/May/2023 ] The Endless Coloured Ways is a collection of songs by legendary singer / songwriter, Nick Drake, performed and recorded by over 30 incredible artists from a range of different backgrounds, genres, age groups and audiences. From Fontaines D.C to Guy... |
Mike Lindsay Feat. Guy Garvey / Katherine Priddy
The Endless Coloured Ways: The Songs Of Nick Drake (7") [ Chrysalis / 7in - released 14/Apr/2023 ] The Endless Coloured Ways is a collection of songs by legendary singer/ songwriter Nick Drake, performed and recorded by over 30 incredible artists from a range of different backgrounds, genres, age groups and audiences. 'Saturday Sun' is covered... |
Al 'Man' Muntzie And The Embraceables
Die Happy (7") [ Mr Bongo / 7in - released 12/Mar/2021 ] 'Die Happy' was originally released in 1976 and was the only release on S.B. Moon Records. The record has a crossover vibe as it sits beautifully between modern soul, funk, and proto-disco. Initial research didn't shed much light onto the... |
Angelo De Augustine
Carcassonne [ Asthmatic Kitty / 7in - released 10/Aug/2018 ] The Carcassonne 7" was written and self-produced at home at the tail end of summer, soon after De Augustine released his second LP, Swim Inside the Moon, and played to his biggest audience to date supporting Sufjan Stevens at LA's Hollywood Forever... |
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band
How We Do b/w Nuthin' But A G Thang (7") [ Big Crown / 7in - released 4/Aug/2023 ] Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band are back with a heavy two sider of West Coast Hip Hop covers that put a new spin on two tried and true classics. Side A is their cover of Game and 50 Cent's "How We Do", one of the standouts from Game's 2005 debut album.... |
Bobby Oroza
The Other Side b/w Make Me Believe (7") [ Big Crown / 7in - released 29/Apr/2022 ] This new 7" shows off two sides of Bobby's song writing, an upbeat number on the "plug" side and a heavy duty ballad on the flip. The A side "The Otherside" is an optimistic tune that Bobby humbly shares his story about the troubles we can create for... |
Brainstory
Breathe b/w Sorry (7") [ Big Crown / 7in - released 16/Aug/2019 ] This new 7" showcases the funkier, jazzier but equally soulful side of Brainstory. The A side "Breathe" takes a page out of the Shuggie Otis playbook and then flips the script with some stoned out, west coast swag. Side B "Sorry" keeps on with... |
Brainstory
Dead End / Mnemophobia [ Big Crown / 7in - released 22/Mar/2019 ] |
The Channels 4
Cross My Heart B/W Carla & The Carlettes Groovin [ Big Crown Records / 7in - released 26/Jul/2019 ] Big Crown Records is proud to present, for the first time ever on a 45, two tunes pulled from one of Brooklyn's most sought after "Holy Grail" soul records, YIA Talent Hunt Winners. Youth in Action, Inc. (YIA) was formed in 1963 when the Central... |
The Clash & Ranking Roger
Rock The Casbah / Red Angel Dragnet (7") [ Sony Music CG / 7in - released 20/May/2022 ] The Clash's collaborations with the late Ranking Roger receive their first ever official release with this limited 7". It finds the legendary frontman of The Beat infusing 'Red Angel Dragnet' and 'Rock The Casbah' with his exuberant, high energy... |
The Desert Wolves
Love Scattered Lives 7" [ Optic Nerve / 7in - released 21/May/2021 ] The first gig for Manchester's The Desert Wolves was supporting The Stone Roses. They released 2 singles on the excellent Ugly Man Records before splitting, just before the The Stone Roses hit the big time and just about every Manchester band were... |
Di Melo
Kilario / Pernalonga (7") [ Mr Bongo / 7in - released 12/Mar/2021 ] Di Melo's self-titled debut album has long been collectible for its irresistible Brazilian-funk sound, pleasing the Brazilian, B-Boy breaks, funk collectors, and sample hunters alike. With original copies for the album now fetching crazy sums, Mr... |
Frightened Rabbit
Backyard Skulls (7") [ EWUK / 7in - released 17/Mar/2023 ] This 7" single is housed in a picture sleeve and pressed on black vinyl. The B-side features an exclusive etched design. |
Frightened Rabbit
Late March, Death March (7") [ EWUK / 7in - released 17/Mar/2023 ] This 7" single is housed in a picture sleeve and pressed on black vinyl. The B-side features an exclusive etched design. |
Frightened Rabbit
The Woodpile (7") [ EWUK / 7in - released 17/Mar/2023 ] An exact replica of the original release, this 7" single is housed in a picture sleeve and pressed on black vinyl. |
Gang Starr
Jazz Thing (7") [ Mr Bongo / 7in - released 27/Mar/2020 ] With the original UK 7" of this release now as rare as hen's teeth, and with the group having recently 'reformed' for one last album together, the Mr Bongo replica re-release of this 1990 masterpiece by Gang Starr couldn't be more timely. The... |
Gaudi
Theremin In Hand (7") [ Dubmission / 7in - released 18/Dec/2020 ] Gaudi follows up his critically acclaimed album "100 Years of Theremin (The Dub Chapter)" with a cover of Lee Perry's classic 'Bird in Hand' production. Recorded on the 'Happy Roots' riddim, 'Bird in Hand' was Sam Carty's take on Naushad Ali's... |
Gilla Band
Eight Fivers (7") [ Rough Trade / 7in - released 5/Aug/2022 ] "Eight Fivers" announces itself in that typical Gilla Band way where the lyrics often feel abstracted from the music. Dara's voice is two opposing forces at once: it's the melodic cry yearning and dancing over the driving beat. In some ways it's the... |
Goshen Electric Co
The Gray Tower b/w Ring The Bell (7") [ Secretly Canadian / 7in - released 2/Nov/2018 ] Goshen Electric Co. happened both all at once and gradually: an electrifying culmination of Strand of Oak's Tim Showalter's nearly two decades-long love affair with Jason Molina's craft, and just one half-day spent in the recording studio with the... |
