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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

Lay-Far

Sunny Side Edits

Our multi-talented musician and producer Lay-Far once in a while takes a break from producing for editing long forgotten gems that need a little retouch.

Here at GAMM we're of course much in favour of this direction, especially when he delivers the goods as with this sunny release.
On the the A Side Lay-Far takes on a classic Nu-Yorican jazz-funk-disco jam with big strings and a killer Fender grooves loop.

On the B, it's time to brush off a killer Japanese jazz-funk-disco winner that's been a big tune on the rare groove scene since the 90's...thumpin'!!

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: Lay-far proves that he's just as deft with the scalpel as he is on the mixing desk - chefing up a couple of jazz-dance-disco delights for maximum joy.

TRACK LISTING

A. Without You
B. Our Connection 

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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