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Bisou returns to GAMM for round two, delivering a heavy blend of Caribbean disco and bumping Afro-funk.

The A-side, 'Do It To The Disco', takes a raw steel band funk jam and gives it a stomping, peak-time disco twist.

Flip it over for 'Not That Simple', a gritty, 4/4 Afro-funk weapon loaded with big chanting vocals.

Enjoy the dance...

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Eek out the last of the summer sun with two festival friendly, world-disco romps that are bursting with feel-good vibes and positive energy.

TRACK LISTING

A. Do It To The Disco
B. Not That Simple

Felipe Gordon

Abstract Equatorial EP

Bogota's finest producer returns with his second EP on GAMM...

Across three tracks, Felipe delivers a musical journey ranging from deep organic house to various shades of Latin American dance rhythms.
The EP opens with 'If You Get Lonely', a bumpy deep house affair featuring live bass, psychedelic synths, and vocals from Felipe himself.
On the flip side, we get two Latino jams: 'African Carter' bumps along a mid1tempo Latin groove with lovely salsa vocals, while 'Tucosa' seamlessly blends Latin soul with classic 4/4 rhythms.

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Jazzy-house extraordinaire Felipe Gordon returns to his natural home at GAMM with three more tracks that swing and jive with all the style and charisma we've come to adore from this cat.

TRACK LISTING

a. if you get lonely
b1. african carter
b2. tucosa

Our very first release was a beautiful gem from Red Astaire titled 'Follow Me' - a track that defined GAMM's identity and helped pave the way for everything we've achieved since.
Now, 24 years later, GAMM has reached its landmark 200th release.

To celebrate this anniversary and honoor our dear friend Fredrik Lager (aka Red Astaire), who sadly and unexpectedly passed away three years ago, we are re-releasing 'Follow Me' alongside remixes from some of our favourite producers.

The third and final edition in the 'Follow Me' series comes from Brooklyn's finest, DJ Spinna.
With his trademark hip hop-soul-sound, Spinna transforms this classic into a bumpy, park jam tune. Very NY, very uplifting...very much a spring tune. Oh btw, check that classic EWF sample ;)

TRACK LISTING

A. Follow Me (DJ Spinna Park Jam Remix) 
B. Follow Me (DJ Spinna Park Jam Instrumental) 

California's finest producer Coflo is back on GAMM with his second EP with edits and reworks of his favourite tunes. All tracks hover around 4/4 rhythms but beyond that the music goes in all directions. First is 'Yo No Bailo' which is a deep Afro-Cuban house jam with chanting vocals and driving percussion. Second is 'Sealion', a bumpy house refix of the classic cover of 'See Line Woman'.

On the flip side Coflo goes deep down south for a blues session with an electronic twist, a great marriage of musical styles if you ask us. He ends strong with 'Rare Silk' a vocal, jazzy, Afro-house jam that is both deep and uplifting at the same time. 

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Coflo continues to be a regular feature in our racks. The Cali producer's enjoying a right purple patch at the moment, as this four-track set for GAMM more than amply demonstrates. If you don't know - get to know.

TRACK LISTING

a1. cortijo y kako y sus tambores - yo no bailo con juana (coflo edit)
a2. sealion (coflo remix)
b1. poor boy (coflo remix)
b2. rare silk - storm (coflo's afrobeat edit

GAMM's very first release was a beautiful gem from Red Astaire titled 'Follow Me' - a track that defined GAMM's identity and helped pave the way for for the future legacy. Now, 23 years later, GAMM has reached its landmark 200th release.

To celebrate this anniversary and honour their dear friend Fredrik Lager (aka Red Astaire), who sadly and unexpectedly passed away three years ago, they are re-releasing 'Follow Me' alongside remixes from some of their favourite producers. The remixes will be released across three separate 7 inch EPs featuring Soul Supreme, DJ Spinna, Ukokos and Kampinos.

The second instalment of the 'Follow Me' remix / rework series comes from GAMM's finest ghost producers, Ukokus & Kampinos. It doesn't matter who is behind the names; what matters is the quality of the production. The Ukokos version transforms 'Follow Me' into a killer bruk / UK house monster that is guaranteed to make noise in the clubs, check that mad bass drop!

On the AA side, Kampinos throws 'Follow Me' into a blender of percussive samba and 90's drum'n'bass rhythms...and it's a beautiful marriage which continues to add weight to their hot-to-trot discography. 

An unmissable experience! 

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: The 2nd part of GAMM's Red Astaire tribute sees label stars Ukokus and Kampinos hit a super strong bruk house / liquid dnb home run.

TRACK LISTING

A. Ukokus - Follow Me 
B. Kampinos - Follow Me 

Inxxxwel returns to GAMM, but now as MF Inxxxwel and with a tribute 7inch to the mighty MF Doom.

Over two tracks Inxxxwel serves up two funk-laced hip-hop jams that offer a perfect platform for Doom's vocal chords to flow freely.

On 'Dumile's Funk' the overall feel is a dance-friendly headnod hip-hop jam with a killer bassline.

On the B side we find 'The House Of Doom' where Doom's voice is pasted over a classic 90's New Jersey deep house track (but pitched down), deep and soulful but still with that irresistible feel.


STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Inxxxwel pays tribute to possibly the greatest wordsmith off all time with a brilliant doubleheader of edits. We'd have been quick to criticize if he'd butchered these joints but thankfully he approaches the joints with the respect and admiration that they deserve. Full marks!

TRACK LISTING

a. dumile's funk
aa. the house of doom

Soul Supreme

Follow Me

Yes folks, it's time to take it back to the roots...GAMM style !
Their very first release was a beautiful gem from Red Astaire titled 'Follow Me' - A track that defined GAMM's identity and helped pave the way for everything they've achieved since. Now, 23 years later, GAMM has reached its landmark 200th release.

To celebrate this anniversary and honour our dear friend Fredrik Lager (aka Red Astaire), who sadly and unexpectedly passed away three years ago, they are re-releasing 'Follow Me' alongside remixes from some of their favourite producers. The remixes will be released across three separate 7-inch EPs featuring Soul Supreme, DJ Spinna, Ukokos, and Kampinos.

On the first EP, Amsterdam-based keyboardist and producer Soul Supreme delivers a masterful cover version featuring live instrumentation, programmed beats, and fresh vocals. It is a beautiful tribute that honours the original while evolving the track from its sample-based roots into a full-scale production. The EP features two takes: a jazz-funk infused original and a samba / bossa-inspired version ('Follow My Samba').
Timeless music


STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: GAMM pay tribute to Red Astaire (RIP) in fine style. Offering up alt versions of his catalogue. First one by Soul Supreme lands with hip-hop flavour on one side and a summery samba jam ont'other. Yessir!

TRACK LISTING

A. Follow Me
B. Follow My Samba 

King Most

Dorothy Dilla Phife / Honey Caldwell

Debut release on GAMM for San Francisco's edit and reworks maestro King Most.

For this supa funky 7", King Most first takes on Dorothy (Ashby), Dilla (Jay) and Phife (Dog) and puts it all in the blender for a rare groove(ish) hip hop jam...on a slight Detroit tip.

On the AA side King Most hits up Patrice Rushen and blends her with Soul II Soul vocals for a warm and tasteful rework.

Classic old school GAMM material :)

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Iconic GAMM 7" here as new school edit legend King Most chucks a whole host of aceness into the blender, conjuring up two of the hottest hip-hop-soul-funk mash-ups we've had all year. Bar DJs THIS IS YOUR JAM!!

TRACK LISTING

A. Dorothy Dilla Phife
Aa. Honey Caldwell

Melohman & Paco Colombas

Modo Ritmo

Melohman and Paco Colombas Unveil 'Palma de Janeiro': A rhythmic bridge Between Mallorca and Brazil...

Producers Melohman and Paco Colombas bring a vibrant sonic fusion where Mallorcan tradition meets Brazilian pulse. All together, the result is a highly percussive house workout with a South American feel.

The project centers on a unique dialogue between two worlds: the Mediterranean drone of the Ximbomba and the tropical snap of the Pandeiro.
Inspired by the festive spirit of Mallorca's 'Devil' - a mischievous figure of joy and dance - the EP weaves together communal island roots with the duo's deep-seated passion for Brazilian music.

Born from years of crate-digging and travels across Brazil, 'Palma de Janeiro' is more than a collaboration; it is a celebration of music as a universal language. It is a tribute to the dancefloor, where local heritage and global rhythms collide.


STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Fiery and flamboyant tropical house with pure carnival spirit and a plethora of percussion comin' atcha! Mega stuff from local favourite, GAMM.

TRACK LISTING

A. Palma De Janeiro
B. Diablo

Yup, more jungle, d'n'B and breakbeats on GAMM...yay!

The MIR guys from Stockholm have been spreading rapid beats and dark b-lines since 2006 and are well established on the D'n B/Jungle scene for their productions, DJ sets and club nights.

For their GAMM debut, we get an eclectic cocktail of dark basement sounds and high-speed rhythms.
Starting off with a dancehall/jungle ting (“War Edit”), continuing with a classic hip hop/jungle mash up (“Passin' Me By Edit”), a deep breakbeat / Detroit version of a classic Kenny Larkin jam (“Q Edit”), and finishing off the EP with another hip-hop / d&b roller.

All killers, no chillers!


STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Highly innovative jungle mash-ups that nod to that old skool flavour without compromising on the modern production tricks. All four tracks here are absolute fire.

TRACK LISTING

A. War Edit
A. Passin' Me By Edit
B. Q Edit
B. Highly Praised Edit

GAMM welcome New Zealand born, but these days based in Berlin, Philippa to their esteemed camp.

Over the last years, Philippa has been releasing amazing, warm, soulful, and highly distinctive dance music on labels like Slothboogie and Freerange as well as building her DJ roster. For her premier GAMM release, 'Cloud Walking EP', Philippa has three amazing tracks that all mix up samples, live musicality, and vocals. If you put Moodymann and Henrik Schwarz in a blender somewhere in the Balearic Islands, you're kinda close. Either way, it's deep, organic, and almost kinda orchestral at some points.

Opening the EP is the title track 'Cloud Walking' which is a deep Fender Rhodes affair with vocals inspired by Aretha's Day Dreaming classic. Moving on, on 'Hear Me' Philippa shows off her musical piano skills with a lush and atmospheric deep house jam. On 'Return To The Red Kite' we follow a similar theme but with big warm orchestral strings, spoken words, and live guitars. Again, very Balearic yet very soulful and incredibly pleasant to your ears.



STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: This is ace! Super uplifting & slick house music with disco inflections that's catchy as hell. The live bass and guitars really give it a frenetic energy, and with proper mellifluous, higly musical elements this is just timeless and enjoyable music that transcends the nightclub environment.

TRACK LISTING

A. Cloud Walking Feat. Sena
B. Hear Me
B. Return Of The Red Kite

Our favourite Parisian disco maestro, Young Pulse is back on GAMM for his 9th release!

Over three tracks, Young Pulse delivers an impressive range of soulful disco, jazz-funk-disco & modern soul/disco.

On the opening track, 'Ali's Movin' On', we're treated to a special version of the Brass Construction classic together with some spiced-up "Ali bombaye" chanting...it's truly a funky rumble in the Parisian jungle ;)

The flip side begins with an uplifting and stomping jazz-funk-disco take of one of our favourite Gap Mangione (RIP) tunes.

Rounding things off, Young Pulse hits us with one of those warm and uplifting modern soul/disco jams that we all love to hear on a dancefloor, but with Mr Pulse's tasteful finger on the mix, the production now sounds even stronger.



TRACK LISTING

A. Ali's Movin' On
B. Mangione's Monster Funk Trip
B. Goodbye Teardrops

DJ Asparagus X Coral

500 / 93

Our friend DJ Asparagus (aka Coral) returns to GAMM after a few years of absence with two killer drub & bass reworks that are destined to raise some eyebrows.

On '500' the WT Killa Beez join forces with that infamous Nautilus bassline for a supa-funky mash up of d&b, hip-hop and r&b (check the drop!).

On the B side we're going deeper with a classy d&b re-rub of Souls Of Mischief's stone cold classic. 

Hip-hop and d&b truly works...proper mash up business!!

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Mash-up market leaders GAMM have had a great year, leaning into the joys of the hip-hop and dnb blend. After Kampinos raised the bar early in the year with that definitive Little Simz edit, DJ Asparagus takes on Wu-Tang and Souls Of Mischief with equally devastating results that mash up the dance!

TRACK LISTING

A. 500
B. 93


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