Eglo Records

K15 serves up another slice of broken beat wizardry for Eglo Records, illuminating his trademark style of soul stirring synths and bouncing bass. Clocking in at just over 8 minutes, 'Devotion' is a dance music opus for the mind and body. Lifted from the forthcoming Eglo Records Vol. 2 compilation - due for release in late October - 'Devotion' will be available as a limited run 12" only single, housed in a special edition "10 Year Of Eglo Records' sleeve. Exclusive to the vinyl release the B-Side features K15's reconstruction of Patricks Gibin and Javonttee's 'Cloud 9', a track released earlier in the year, which see's K transform the four to the floor soulful house classic into an abstracted, broken bubbler, building until all the elements fall into place, climaxing into a low end groove. Essential broken beat for 2019!

HOT REPRESS! The elusive Floating Points returns to vinyl with a acidic 4 by 4 banger 'Peoples Potential', once again breaking the mould and taking everyone by surprise, it creeps up on you like a fluorescent tide at midnight, drawing you in until BAM! you're lost and loving it. The B Side 'shark chase' is a detroitan bass heavy bomb.

Swinging Latin House Grooves, fast paced Broken Beat and some serious low end frequencies! North Londons K15 returns to Eglo Records following on from his stellar outing alongside Henry Wu as WU15. We're excited to have him back on fresh Eglo wax with these two heaters. Dedicated to the sun and ready for the dance!

Henry Wu (aka Kamaal Williams of Yussef Kamaal) returns to Eglo Records following on from his joint EP with K15. 'Deep In The Mudd' is a heavy weight 6 track EP which journeys through Broken Beat, House, Hip Hop and Jazz. The previously released 'Negotiate' ft. Simeon Jones, which originally came out on Eglo sister label Hotep, gets a 2017 remix courtesy of the legendary Kaidi Tatham and uk funky OG Hardhouse Banton joins Wu on title track 'Deep In The Mudd' and 'Century'. Essential business, no messing about!

Japan's Sauce81 follows up on his modern boogie/funk gem 'Natural Thing', with the equally infectious 'Dance Tonight'. It may sound like it's been hiding in a dusty crate of unheard records all these years, but it was actually recorded last year in Tokyo, all vocals, instruments and production handled by the man himself. Forthcoming on 7inch in Feb 2017. Includes Dub version on the B-Side.