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Fake Glasses / Noodleman

Dancehall / Acid Ting

Eddie C's ever reliable Red Motorbike is on the move again, packing a handy stash of Dragon Stout and 12"s in the sidecar for this 10th expedition. The Canadian disco expert hands over to a couple of his nearest and dearest this time with Fake Glasses and Noodleman each taking a side of Caribbean sunshine to warm us all up. "Dancehall" succinctly describes what's on offer on the A-side, as Fake Glasses knocks out a seriously heavy dubwise number for the swayers and one-foot skankers in the dance. The cut rolls along like a subby juggernaught while the producer drops echo-laced vocal snippets and scratchy guitar from the tweeters. As the track evolves, FG fires up his trusty hardware and drops a killer synth melody to take us home. On the flip Noodleman follows his acid tinged killer from the last 12" with another 303 laced gem for the spangled dancers out there. "Acid Ting" lilts out the soundsystem packing sun, sand and pure roots vibes, gently nudged towards the dancefloor thanks to a slo-mo house beat. By the sounds of the second half I think someone might have spiked the grape soda; a bubbling acid line riding the groove to the heart of the Carnival. Rev 'em up - next stop Kingston town


TRACK LISTING

Fake Glasses - Dancehall
Noodleman - Acid Ting

Sandy B & LJ Simon

Sukuma - Inc. Eddie C Remix

BINK!
A new style of dance music created by South African Kwaito legend Sandy B, Berlin boogie-funk monster LJ Simon and Canadian crown prince of downbeat disco, Eddie C.

Brought to you through Red Motorbike Records, 'Sukuma' is the first vinyl release to showcase Sandy B's pioneering Kwaito rap and r&b vocal stylings over the mid-tempo electronic funk championed over the years on the Red Motorbike series. 'Sukuma' is the anthem summer 2024 needs!

Join Sandy B as he embarks on his 30 year anniversary World KwaiTour this year introducing the world to the new dance sound of BINK!

STAFF COMMENTS

Matt says: A match made in heaven. I've been digging both Sandy B and Eddie C for ages now - so to see them collaborate on a new Kwaito subgenre is music to my ears! Already in my record bag for the weekend garden parties!

TRACK LISTING

A. Sukuma
B. Sukuma (Eddie C Remix)


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