Various - Instrumental Dubs #2Pressed on 180g Heavyweight Vinyl. Welcome to Instrumental Dubs #2, a deep dive into the world of the Dub version and beyond. The A side has a distinct boogie feel, starting slow with a George Kerr produced cut from 1984 followed by a Brit Funk esq instrumental from Harold Melvin & the Bluenotes originally released on the Philly World label (home to Voice of Q). The B side closes with the Sweeter instrumental mix of Boogie bomb Loving Sweet Devotion

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'Sacrilege' is even more hard-assed with further retro sci-fi signifiers over hulking great kicks

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including 1982's Whichever Way You Are Going

it is “a way of living and thinking

Side A encompasses ambient synth textures reminiscent of ‘70s-era library music

disco bangers

gritty bass stabs and sturdy

Samara Joy won two Grammy awards this year for her album 'Linger Awhile'

and soul performer

that with it’s weird synth line & smooth breakdown never failed on a gig in the last months

While Bartkuhn naturally sees it as a logical progression of his previous ambient-leaning work with Kabuki as The First Minute of a New Day (and particularly their self-titled 2020 album Séance Centre)