12"

Growing Bin Records is incredibly happy to bring you the vinyl edition of Moon B‘s Lifeworld - previously released on tape by the Vancouver based cassette label 1080p.Chopped, grainy subcontinental film aural motifs paired with other slankness on Moon B’s latest. After a briefpause since his PPU releases, Wes Gray returns with a remapped take on his distinctly dusty and groovy samplefocusedsynth funk. Gray has worked towards his particular sweet spot of retrofuturism, and Lifeworld’s segues between antiquityand contemporary g-funk benefit from extremely rich, filmic moods and a general knack for basking in warmthand sincerity rather than obscurity.

After the release of his debut Romare LP through Ninja Tune earlier this year, Archie Fairhurst returns to the UK institution with two alternate versions of one of the highlights on this club-ready 12". Fairhurst produced "Rainbow" in homage to the American 70's disco scene and the new club mix of grooves along nicely with its smooth double bass and female jazz vocals; with just the right amount of shuffle. By contrast, the bedroom remix finds Romare channelling his inner Ry Cooder. Finally "Love Song" gets upbeat again with some uplifting deepness complete with more lovely vocals, exotic percussion and overall dusty aesthetic.

The second release from this eccentric underground label.... newcomer Joseph Salzig lines up next to ol' Fizzy Veins..