2017

Chaos In The CBD's Ben & Louis Helliker-Hales team up with long-time friend and collaborator Jon Sable to present their new imprint ‘In Dust We Trust.’ Kicking things off with a release from Chaos In The CBD, ‘Accidental Meetings’ The four cuts effortlessly move you through a journey of delicate textures and atmospheres. It begins with the late night basement sounds of the title track, then sends you through the spacious and meditative ‘North Pole Cafe.’ The wild rhythms of ‘United Identities’ hypnotise you, until you find yourself spat out by the energetic grooves of ‘Distorted Fields.’

Budabeats Records presents four jazz inspired cuts from the early ‘60s.The record is available from February 2017 in a custom designed picture sleeve, with two different sticker sets by Recordshack Distribution.The release is limited to 500 copies. You can create your own unique record by using the stickers accompanying the single to lay graphic elements on the label.

Budabeats Records presents it’s third single with two dancefloor bombs from South America.Side A contains a cover of Jorge Ben’s classic ‘O Telefone Tocou Novamente’ performed by the Brazilian Singers. Their version from 1971 is a bit faster and even tighter then the original.On side B there is a heavy surf rock tune from 1969 called ‘Setime Patrulla’ by deluxe Peruvian Band Los Belkings. Two favourites of Gilles Peterson and Quantic reissued on vinyl for the first time.

Once Upon a time… Four House Headz from UK, US and Europe were separated. But one day, their fate crossed the same road. As they shared the same vision of House Music and Harmony. They worked hard with some magical & musical beans….And one day, a piece of wax appeared which was called “Magnetic”. Indeed, this wax has something definitely magnetic. The Melodies, the vocal hooks, the atmosphere ? Definitely! And yet it remained Underground until the magnetic power of this wax revealed!. Since that day, International DJ’s like : Amine Edge & Dance, Sam Divine, Ben Mono, Mike Millrain or Dave Meyer, to name a few, play and support that magnetic sound... Today, this magnetic strength is revealed to you! (... and They had many children.)

Clutchy and Fatty....High desert crunch meets city life punch for this collaborative project in sound. Instrumental elements of soul, jazz, hip-hop, rock and more resonate throughout the record. Just what any Clutchy Hopkins or Fat Albert Einstein fan would ask for, track after track of laced up loveliness.These two gents pair banging rhythms with lush melodies and top them off with their signiture low brow high fi sound. Guaranteed for some straight nasty.Acoustic and electric instrumentation set the tone and in their individual stlyes, Clutchy and Fatty navigate your journey through psych folk caverns of cactus dust and marine layer funk with bloodshot rust. It is distinctive, original and fresh, paying homage to the past, present and future.Visionary folk funk.

NYC Disco legend Danny Krivit returns to the editing block on behalf of seminal Miami Disco powerhouse TK Disco. With 45 years in the DJ game under his belt and having played endless gigs all over the world during that time it's safe to say Mr.K knows exactly what he's doing when it comes to the re-edit thing! With unprecedented access to TK's vaults Danny has been turning in some stellar reworkings as of late and the cuts included on this latest instalment keep the quality sky high!On the A-side Mr.K kicks off with a heavyweight edit of a stone cold b-boy / club classic! The legendary, late Ralph McDonald's (RIP) 'Jam on the groove' has long been a staple source of nourishment for hungry samplers and it's stripped back, calypso influenced percussion breakdowns have found themselves being cut up by numerous DJ's at clubs and block parties since it's original release in 1976. Here, Mr.K brings that killer breakdown right up front, rearranging the track in a way that gives us all the meat! This is a truly pared back edit, those with keen ears will recognise a wealth of samples that have been jacked from mr McDonald's drum-kit. This is one cut you can either hustle to or head-spin to! Hot, hot, hot....The B-side see's Miami's FOXY and their 'Get off your aaah & dance' get the Mr.K editing block treatment. Kicking off with some tight drums with a heavy Latin influence this cut rolls along so smooth, giving way to a super funky pairing of guitars and flutes. FOXY are another group whose catalogue has been plundered by sample savvy producers over the years. This particular track is Disco heaven, beautifully produced and arranged, it flows along and will certainly cause some dance-floor tremors! A track for dancers, 100%, gracefully tweaked by Mr.K in just the right way! Essential business!Of course, Danny Krivit's edits are always done in the proper manner, from the point of view of someone who has lived, breathed and played this music for the best part of 50 years. 100% legit re-edits, from Danny's personal collection, remastered and released in conjunction with Henry Stone Music / TK Disco - Miami FL.

Limited Clear Splattered Vinyl LP Armed with his unique delivery, gruff voice, and sharp wit, U.G. is well-equipped to do just as he wishes when he hits the booth. Whether on his own or earning critical acclaim as one-half of the Cella Dwellas, the Brooklyn rapper has been a giant amongst the NYC rap underground since '94. And on Portals, his long anticipated solo debut, U.G. proves that his formula for crafting excellence has no expiration date.Portals is a 14-track journey into just what U.G. set out to accomplish—a movie-like atmosphere anchored by well complemented production (entirely from IDE) and extraordinary rapping. That much was evident on lead single, "The Mystic," which is equally eccentric in its wordplay and technical displays as U.G. flows over the creeping instrumental. Elsewhere, the BK spitter taps into his cinematic vision with joints like the harrowing "Might & Magic," and the super-grimy, "Ready for War."Interestingly enough, U.G. credits his movie-like approach with what makes his music so appealing to his fans. "That inner-kid comes out of them when they hear that stuff," he says. "We (U.G. and IDE) are both visual artists as far as our approach to sound is concerned."Beyond the concept, the rapper and producer just love Hip-Hop culture and wanted to represent it right. They may be taking a Boom bap excursion into another dimension—and likely one in a distant galaxy—on Portals, but this is pure, raw, unadulterated Hip-Hop to the bone gristle.

Here it is!!! Our 2nd installment in our 45 series.This time we leave the continent to bring some heat over from Australia. Amin Payne, known for his releases on Hot Shot Sounds & Beatgeeks, collabed with also Australian based Roughsoul to bring us a synth-driven, bodyshaking Modern Funk bomb called ”Bad Juice”Full of positive vibes grown under Australia’s sun. The other side brings you a giant meeting between Amin and the well-known german funksters First Touch. Listen and you will hear the typical handwriting of Amin and First Touch. Slapping worldwide connection.Like always we are very proud to work with these guys to bring you some heat out of cold Germany.Limited to 500 copies