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CoFlo

Canto De Alright / Fly Like The Payback / Made You Do It, Look

Premier on GAMM for Californian producer Coflo whose probably THE most in demand producer on the house scene right now...

But on this EP they gave Coflo carte blanche and to go freestyle.
The result are 3 reworks in various styles. The first track "Canto De Alright' is what we call a transition mix, where we go from house to hip-hop and back to house, a proper club tool.

On "Fly Like The Payback" Coflo goes more rare groove with a blend of Steve Miller Band and James Brown.

Last but not least Nas gets a stompin' boogie treatment that flexes so strong! 


STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Unarguably the biggest 12" this week, where else are you gonna get Kendrick, Nas and Steve Miller blended with People's Choice (or Dillinger depending on which way you look at it), James Brown and that quirky macabre slice of odd-ball carnival disco that I'm pretty sure featured in one of the more recent Tarantino films (!!) (answers on a postcard for that one please - Ed).

TRACK LISTING

A. Canto De Alright
B1. Fly Like The Payback
B2. Made You Do It, Look

Warsaw's finest producer of soulful drum  bass, Kampinos is back on GAMM with a truly amazing 3-track EP. The opening track 'Good Looking Pepe' will defo turn some heads with an atmospheric yet jazzy dnb version of Pepe Bradock's classic deep house anthem 'Deep Burnt'. Very old school Bukem / Good Looking Records, hence the title I guess. 

Turn the disc over and Kampinos delivers a massive gospel / jungle anthem entitled 'Joi'. Big gospel vocals, dirty amen drums and some serious ruffage - watch yer bass bins!

Last but not least we go deeper with a super soulful dnb take on one of our favourite Little Simz tunes entitled 'See You Glow'.

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: One of the hottest records at the moment, not least because of THAT Little Simz refix. Kampinos opens up the ruffage to the masses. A strange crossover for GAMM you might argue, but one that works beautifully given the stylish musicality of the label.

TRACK LISTING

A. Good Looking Pepe (deep Burnt)
B1. Joi
B2. See You Glow

Here's a killer disco 12" with a jazz-funk edge from exciting new French producer Bisou.

The A side's 'More More More!' gets you from the very first second and sounds like a blend of independent library funk and EU disco...with an edge!

On the B 'Dudule Rocks' continues with more EU disco and comes equipped with big horns, sexy vocals and thumpin' fender Rhodes.

Both tracks guarantee floor action - 100% GAMM approved!

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: GAMM doing what they do best - authentic as you like disco and jazz-funk vibes executed with style and flair. Brimming with clavs, percussion and live bass, this double header is a no brainer for the disco dancefloors.

TRACK LISTING

A. More More More!
B. Dudule Rocks 

Jim Sharp

Cornbread / 2000Twentyfoe

Raised in Canada but these days residing in the UK, Jim Sharp has that magic touch when it comes to reworking soul, funk and hip-hop to another level.

On his GAMM debut Jim starts up by giving Anthony Hamilton a super soulful twist that is as funky as it gets.On the B-side we get seriously deep with a killer refix blending together Donny Hathaway and Common into a stellar hip-hop / soul jam.



STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Jim Sharp hits the GAMM remit in style, with two carefully constructed soul mash-ups possessing 'nuff bump and grind.

TRACK LISTING

A. Cornbread
B. 2000Twentyfoe

GAMM heads down under with prolific producer Inkswel aka Inxxxwel (on this project) for a tasty 7" crammed with deep hip hop, funk, soul and overall jazziness.

You'll hear reminiscence of Dilla and 90's R&B on the opening track 'Chill' and a kinda 90's Jersey house / R&B track (pitched down) on the B Side track, 'Hanna-Mi-Dia' (feat vocals from Blu & Ta'Raach). There's a smooth and sexy, head nodding bump to both productions that's truly tasty!

If you're an adventurous hop-hop or soul head...this should tickle your ears :)



STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Inkswell plugs into some vintage rap shit which I'm ashamed to say I'm not sure I'm familiar with. Both sides are super strong, with a kinda funky, Nas-esque jam on side A; and a more smooth rollin' West Coast flavoured joint on side B. Answers on a postcard pur-lease!

TRACK LISTING

A. Chill 
B. Hanna-Ma-Dia


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