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Brazil 45, number 38A. Taiguara - Aquarela De Um País Na LuaExtremely unique, psychedelic uptempo Brazilian jazz fusion. Flutes, piano and vocal harmonies drift in and out of the mix, creating a lush soundscape. Taiguara was a prolific and hugely successful singer and songwriter - primarily within pop/MPB - whose career spanned nine albums in the late 60's and 70's. He is also thought to be one of the most censored Brazilian artists and was exiled to London in the 1970's by the Brazilian dictatorship. 'Aquarela' is taken from his most experimental album 'Imyra, Tayra, Ipy' originally released in 1976 on Odeon.AA. Marisa Rossi - Deixa Eu Te AmarKiller uptempo psychedelic funk/soul track, highly sought after, originally released on Copaconana 7" in 1970. Marisa, and the backing track, sound very much like the wonderful 'Doris' whose album 'Did You Give The World Some Love Today Baby?' we have previously reissued. Rossi recorded an album arranged by the legendary Arthur Verocai.

4 disco and boogie edits from the Essex rascals members Ron Bacardi + Jorge Zamacona

We present the first of three 12's to celebrate our 10th anniversary.For the A side Detroit Swindle radically rework Sometimes into Not Another Sometimes, a killer raw analogue jam that demonstrates a real development of the DS sound.For the B1 we're buzzing to finally release an original track from Matthew Styles, who's been on remix duties 3 times over the years, with the infectious house of Off The Grid.Last and by no means least The Carter Bros give us Tempting Disco Fate, a rolling disco loop with the mother of all bassline changes at the end of the track.Look out for part two dropping in April featuring a Jimpster edit of Galcher Lustwerk, Fort Romeau remixing the first ever Tsuba release from Williams and a Tsuba debut from Roy Comanchero.

BACK IN STOCK !!!!!The two dirty birdies from Hageby are back with the Back In The Day EP!The title cut flips a classic Brooklyn funk sample into a deep house burner, Last Night really gives it to us (baby), and Estrelar showcases the groovy disco side of the 'wo.Rounding out the EP is a Daniel Leseman remix that reworks the title track into a completely fresh production, bringing the deep dance floor heat for which the FOUK member and Outplay Records co-boss is known. All killa no filla!

The Home Taping label return with a highly accomplished release by London based producer Duff Disco.Already known for the eclectic nature of his work, Duff Disco moves it around effortlessly on this EP from the raw and underground sounds of 'Feed The Horse' to the more classic Motor City influenced vibes of 'The Heat' and finishes it off in some style with the chunky Beatdown beats of 'You And Nothing Else'.

RNT welcomes Manchester upstart Loz Goddard into the fold with his new outing, 'The Drunken Monk EP' on the Reserve imprint. Hot from recent successes on House of Disco and Dirt Crew, young Loz delivers yet again with a 4 tracker of dusty thumpers and jazzy burners, brewed with love and pressed to vinyl the color of a cool pint of ale!

As far as defying conventions goes, Frits is on a whole new level of realness. With his new label Bobby Donny, he's putting out leftfield electronic music with a big F.Y. attitude and he's not too shy to tell you why the current state of the house scene is so utterly boring to him.There's even rumours of a new project with some legendary and like minded producers, so our advice is to keep an eye out for this.His love for creating alter ego's and the time he spends curating his techno outpost Will & Ink, alongside his ruthless decision making process in selecting tracks for an EP, makes you wonder how and why he even makes time to release house music. But he does. And we're glad, because with each release, you know you'll be in for a treat.After releasing his album Rarely pure, never simple early 2015 on Wolf Music and releases on the fresh Icelandic label Borg and Darko Esser's Wolfskuil Records, he's back on Heist with his follow up to his 2014 Family Dinner EP.Rising sun, falling coconut is an exploration into fuzzy synths and drunk organs, all drenched in his signature and ever so dusty grooves.Basically, a case of classic Heist, classic Frits.Sincerely yours, Lars & Maarten