Teddy Lasry - Funky Ghost 1975-1987French multi instrumentalist Teddy Lasry's story is noteworthy not just in regards to the music he released, but in the ways that he approached the craft of composing and experimenting with sounds and sonics. Always intrigued with the capabilities of instruments, their groove and their feel, it was very much his familys influence that helped to fuel these lifelong affections. As a performer in a Parisian cabaret, Teddys father Jacques would mingle

which garnered high praise from Mulatu Astatke Who's this

On the flip a barrage of drums and glassy oscillations form “Be Anew” with the relentless programming carrying through “Knobbly Knees” taking us firmly into electro territory with robotic vocals and a mechanic drum pattern that shows no sign of waning

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the 1997 trance / breaks classic ‘Everytime’ with a reissue including the massive Nalin & Kane / Red Jerry mixes alongside a newly commissioned D&B mix from Electron C

with jazz horns and soul brass layered together

P-vine has lifted its first track"What We Need" for the a-side with the b-side "The Wok" taken from Harrison's 1981 album Organic Dream

With their standard set time and Anthony and Enoch unique view on what a Disco should be

Saib depicts his intention and feelings on the album - “With "Under The Stars"

is a carefully curated and crafted journey showcasing the creative explosions firing off in Retromigration’s brain

lush harmonies

but doesn’t over-do it

in particular the hyper-collaged sampledelic barrage of the Bomb Squad’s work with Public Enemy

the reworked tracks burst forth with boundless energy