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Word of advice to funk lovers; there is not a minute to lose. Get on board of the Big Hustle’s spaceship. Before we take off, let's do a little history. The band was founded in 2014 by bass player and composer Sébastien Levanneur and its aim is to bring together 70's old school funk with the hippest actual sound laced with influences spanning from Steely Dan and Headhunters, to Snarky Puppy and Soulive. With mighty horn players, a rock and funky rhythm section, the Big Hustle's music has a very large variety of soundscapes.The first destination takes us to the Washington, D.C. area with “Turn Up”. The groove is clearly go-go music flavored with the trademark sound of cowbells and of course it reminds us of Zapp by the use of the talk box on lead vocals, performed here by Saad El Garrab. And don't miss out Shaun Martin (Snarky Puppy, Erykah Badu, Kirk Franklin amongst others) as a very special guest performing the talk box solo! Second stop is “A Curse, A Blessing”. It’s an instrumental very much in the Freddie Hubbard vein during his CTI years. The last leg of the A side ends with an instrumental interlude titled “Flying Donut”. Double tribute to Jay Dee and Flying Lotus, the music is a simple hip hop loop based on samples.The B side takes us back into the past with two brilliant covers, involving Rod Temperton the late great British songwriter who scored some of Michael Jackson's biggest hits. Now the idea for this B side is to do the opposite approach from the A side. Taking 70's and 80's original music and make them travel into time to 2018. We first land with a Heatwave song named “The Star Of A Story” from their 1976 Central Heating album. Track 2 is a Herbie Hancock song named “Gettin' To The Good Part” from his 1982 Lite Me Up LP. This Time Traveler EP journey ends with an interlude. Called “Gimme Dat”, the song deals with the need of new music, new sound.Again, this blend of deep rooted funk laced with a contemporary edge is to be consumed without moderation. And do not forget that E.P. also stands for extended pleasure.

2018 repress from this electronic disco tune - hand-numbered 500 copies edition

Four classic disco cuts remixed - in an edition of 500 copies

Late night techno, deep house, ambient soundscapes, introspective electro and sci-fi soundtracks with strong influence from the music of Detroit and Chicago.Obscure Australian imprint Offworld Records reactivates after a 21-year hiatus to issue the ‘Still Tomorrow’’ EP by producer Tim Jackiw as a label follow-up to the rare ‘Science of Sound Vol 1’; touted as “one of the best deep techno 12” singles of the 1990s”, reissued in 2016 on the Recondite label and now highly sought after by collectors worldwide.A series of archival DAT and tape recordings produced in Tim’s Adelaide-based home studio during the same mid-90’s period as Science of Sound and the recent Memory Feedback release on Slow Life Berlin, this 6-track extended play 12” covers a broad spectrum of electronic sounds including late night techno, deep house, ambient soundscapes, introspective electro and sci-fi soundtracks with strong infl uence from the music of Detroit and Chicago.