Tropical Disco Records Vol. 7 (Vinyl 12") Soul Funk & DiscoTropical Disco plucks out a spellbinding salvo of heaters for Tropical Disco Volume. 7, dished out on suitably heavy wax. Moodeena's "The Horns" boldly kicks off the record, effortlessly weaving together elements of funk, soul and afro, influenced by a myriad of far reaching regions. The earworm of a bassline subtly leads the piece, morphing, dipping and then reassembling as the brass resurfaces, creating a tender, palpable sound palette. On the flip
Instruments used for this recording range from saxophone
It's an eccentric series of '70s songs that you would never listen to in any other circumstances with the highlights being Harry Nilsson's ridiculous 'Coconut'
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the mother tongue of Moroccan-born singer and guimbri player Simo Lagnawi
the enigmatic collective - comprised of Angus Rogers
The connection to Mills was evident from their roots
Giant Steps bore the double-edged sword of furthering the cause of the music as well as delivering it to an increasingly mainstream audience
we bring you the much-anticipated reissue of the melting debut from the Scone Cash Players
" Idles albums have always been anchored by these overarching themes
it was also his first album that was entirely self produced
rock steady and reggae sounds that this music is far too good to ever be forgotten
