Another Nervous rap nugget from da vaults!

Black Moon's 'Buck em down' is an anthem! One of the few instances in hip-hop where the remix is almost as infamous as the OG version.
Well, this is the OG version, finally on 7" - dirty version b/w Da Beatminerz instrumental. Filthy. Banging. Essential. Listening back to these jams is taking us back to the days of obsessively watching Yo! MTV Raps, BET, The Box and whatever else we could find on cable, pure memories, all caught up in that slamming Donald B loop, and those drums?! You can literally HEAR the grit flaking off of Evil Dee & Mr Walt's SP. Incredible. Word life.

Fully legit, licensed and reissued by Above Board distribution in conjunction with Nervous Records, NYC. 2019.

Originally released in 1972 this is a rare LP originally released on Invictus, Hotwax label. This release is so obscure there is little information about them online.
This is a vocal, soul classic that features the masterful title track ‘Come On Back’ and the
monster club cut ‘Lets Change The Subject’
Line-up includes Lorenzo Hines (lead tenor), James Isom (second tenor), Earl Jones
(baritone), and Fletcher Lee (bass)
Reissued on 180gm heavyweight classic black vinyl

The former secretary and receptionist at Brunswick was hiding talents as both a singer and a songwriter
and came to attention when she wrote Jackie Wilson’s ‘Whispers (Getting Louder).
This is her second album originally released in 1969 and features ‘Am I The Same Girl’ and ‘Just Ain’t No Love’
This is a Chicago soul classic reissued on 180g heavyweight classic black vinyl, with printed inner sleeve

Aretha’s sister hits her stride with the 1969 Brunswick release ‘Soul Sister’ with this is a rare groove classic
Includes classic versions of ‘Light My Fire’, Hold On, I’m Coming’, ‘Son of a Preacher Man’ and ‘Gotta Find Me a Lover’
Reissued on 180g heavyweight classic black vinyl, with printed inner sleeve
This is Erma’s second album, with her first being on Epic’s Shout label where she recorded the original ‘Piece of My Heart’

Featuring the distinctive voice of Lowrell Simon, the Lost Generation scored a big hit in 1970 with the single ‘Sly, Slick & Wicked’
But it is this second LP released in 1972 which is now sought after by collectors
Vocal soul at its very best, mixed with emerging funk sounds and sweet harmonies
Reissued on 180gm heavyweight classic black vinyl with printed inner sleeve

Last summer, London fusionistas Lokkhi Terra joined forces with former Fela Kuti keyboardist Dele Sosimi for the four track album "Cubafrobeat", an ingenious blend of Cuban dance music and Nigerian/Yoruban Afrobeat. MoBlack Records present dope up-tempo re-imaginations of "Cubafro" by Peppe Citarella who contributes an uplifting latin jazz infused interpretation, and Armonica, Francesco Chiocci and MoBlack who serve downright tantalizing afro house renditions oozing with their respective landmark style.

Pablo Fierro's edit of 'Baiana’ is one of the most sought after tracks 2019 and is finally out on vinyl! Further more this release features a remix of the Innervisions’ classic 'Kuar’.

Maceo Plex joins Afterlife Recordings with ‘Lonely Tribe’. ‘Lonely Tribe’ is a festival-ready hit of epic proportions. It snakes through passages of woodwind melody and vocal samples, driven forward by typically powerful and crisp percussion. On the B-side, Fango is tapped for a remix, stripping back the original over a lean, sliding groove.

This 4 track EP comes out of Ibiza Records archive vault's called Archives Vol 5 produced by Low Block Noise in 1991 & EOAD in 1993. Each of these tracks represents hardcore and merging of jungle breaks starting to come through in the early 90s.

A. Rave in the Bedroom - This track produced by L.N.B made in 1991 has some great piano stabs and had a sample taken from 'The Young Ones' bbc2 sitcom as back then it was all about the big samples being used.
AA. Its Not Big & Its Not Clever - This track from L.B.N made in 1992 and has a classic sample taken from Robin Williams 'Good Morning Vietnam' film. The track has strong jungle breaks that were now a dominating presence at that time in the scene.
AAA. Love The Feeling - This track produced by E.O.A.D made in 1993 is more hardcore with the piano stabs offering a ravey anthem feel representing the warehouse scene. Which was dying out and Jungle was becoming the more dominant force.
AAAA. This track produced by E.O.A.D also made in 1993 and is a remix of the original with the hardcore elements offering a more raving anthem feel representing the warehouse scene back then.