Modern-Funk

Multi-talented producer, songwriter, musicians and artistic visionary Shawn Lee gets down to the nitty gritty. "Has self isolation made you lethargic? Are you drawn to the refrigerator like a moth to a proverbial flame? Are your favourite pyjamas getting a bit too tight?!" His new Incredible Leg Warmer Band will help.Shawn Lee's Incredible Leg Warmer Band is here with "The 37 Minute Workout" album to combat the battle of the bulge and get you through these crazy times and way beyond into an ever stretching future. So let's squeeze those cheeseburgers right out of your butt and "Stretch It Out" to the "Hi Intensity" sounds recorded in a fitness studio full of original equipment form the glorious era of Aerobics..Shawn Lee says: "This is the album nobody thought they wanted but now NEED!!!!"

Teddy Mike is back! After the success achieved with his previous album, “On Point”, Teddy Mike returns with a new album entitled “Dynamite”. A 8-track masterpiece returning to the sound of the 80s funk.

Limited LPMoon B takes a step out of his comfort zone with ‘Udaya’, giving a lesson on how it isn’t the tools at your disposal, but rather how you use them. A stalwart of vintage analogue gear under normal circumstances, he’s harnessed the full power of his iPad to conjure up 8 cuts of slick, lo-fi boogie that emanate with a smoky warmth. Gone are the genre-hopping sensibilities of earlier releases, replaced with a renewed focus on what really counts: the funk.Gliding on thick, queasy basslines, woozy synths, sampled instruments and iOS-powered FX, it’s a “navigational soundtrack through life's mysteries,” velvety and fuggy in equal measure right to the final beat. Roughly translating to ‘ascension’ in Sanskrit, ‘Udaya’ is a deeply affecting record at times: a sample of Jordan Peterson reciting philosophy on the ‘individual’ provokes reflection on behalf of the listener, while ethereal pads hint at the idea of heightened experience through music.There’s something outward looking and contemplative about the album too, in a wistful, heavy-hearted sort of way - the sort of feeling evoked when man considers the vastness of the universe and his place within it. It isn’t often you find a record simultaneously offering transcendent moments and evoking imagined memories of late night cruises through dimly lit suburban streets and while contemplating humanity’s cosmic insignificance.