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Moxy Editions Vol.1

First vinyl edition of these homemade electronic tracks, recorded in a primitive bedroom studio between 1993 and 1994 by Mahk Rumbae, a British born fan of synths and drum machines. A surprising crossover, as it alternates between the soft balearic sound heat and the urban indu-electro rigour.

With one half in Canada, the half in the UK, and one foot in D&B and the other in dubstep, Mystic State have cover vast space both physically and creatively. Back on Artikal for the third time, the duo remind us of their skills and low end prowess once again. 'Gallows' kicks off with PAV4N taking the lead mapping out existence and deceit over the wavy 808s. Deepness ensues... Both 'Blinded' and 'Understand' are pulsating, hypnotic pieces of work laced with trippy percussive elements while 'Inner Sanctum' finishes the EP with a mystical flute-flexing twist. Stately.MYSTIC STATEGallows EPArtikal

Dub Kazman riddim for this second Abendigo release. Prince Alla " Work it Out " Singer : Prince AllaVoiced at Youthman Promotion Studio, JamaicaRiddim & Dub mix : Dub Kazman , JapanProducer & arrangements : Sly IYA & Jahlow, France - SenegalLabel Artwork : Melanie Gdkt , MartiniqueMastering : Pressure Mastering, BulgariaOuternational Youthman Collaboration. Historical project .

“DISCO SEGRETA” private label debuts with first issue re-releasing lost 1981 italian disco track

41 years after its original release, it's hard to grasp just how revolutionary the New Age Steppers self-titled debut album was. The brainchild of the Slits' Ari Up and producer Adrian Sherwood, the set brought paired the cream of the post-punk scene (including the Pop Group's Mark Stewart and journalist Vivian Goldman) with a string of experienced dub-wise players to create a set that genuinely took dub and roots reggae in thrilling new directions (think alien noises, industrial sounds, experimental effects and squally guitar textures). Now available on vinyl for the first time since its original release, New Age Steppers is an album that should genuinely be in every serious music-head's collection.