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Dibia$e has cemented himself as a producer on the forefront of today’s burgeoning beat scene. A product of Watts, CA, Dibia$e found his style in his mothers garage banging out beats while playing video games to avoid the strife of the street life - and he continues to grow with each and every release.Originally released on CD/Digital in 2011, Sound Palace has remained an absentee in Dibi’s vinyl catalog...until now. Throughout the instrumental record, Dibiase shows his incredible ability at crafting spaced out 8 bit Nintendo beats merged with a Dilla-esque smoothness and a South Central twist into a sound wholly his own. From Baker’s Dozen to Looney Goons to Schematiks, Dibiase’s vinyl releases have garnered a reputation for selling out with a quickness. Strictly limited to 500 units and housed in a 2 color chipboard jacket, Sound Palace enables new fans and enthusiasts alike to add a sure shot to their collection.• Originally released in 2011, now on Vinyl for the first time• Limited to 500 copies• Featured 2 color silk screened (By Dibiase & Nas Rockwell) chipboard jacketHand screened jackets may have minor imperfections due to the nature of the fabrication process

"Trusted Friends" is the first offering from Holy Smoke, the collaboration between producer/rappers Jeremiah Jae & Zeroh. The nine songs recorded together in Los Angeles 2012 focus on the spirit, health and the sacred use of cannabis.Special 10" vinyl (containing unique trails of silver smoke encased in clear wax) housed in a one-of-a-kind silkscreened jacket featuring artwork by Zeroh & PsyteOne

Remixes of Japanese artist, Missing Soul, by Ron Trent & Trinidadian Deep. Spiritual house music!"Missing Soul" holds two deep atmospheric, spiritual tracks with deep hearted melodies and driving percussion parts. Find Ron Trent's remix "Regard" on the A side and NYC based producer Trinidadian Deep's take on "Cross My Mind" on the flip.

New Rick Wade 12" back on his own Harmonie Park imprint. 4 deep Detroit house tunes in Rick's trademark style...

Long overdue for a vinyl pressing, Kenny Dope’s extended mix of “Shy As A Butterfly” by The Mighty Sceptres is now available on a proper 7in. The B-side features a killer dance floor-ready cumbia rework of “Nothing Seems To Work Right” by Spark Arrester.With a well-received debut album under their belt and notable song placements in shows such as Ray Donovan on Showtime, The Mighty Sceptres drop a new 7in single featuring Kenny Dope’s extended mix of “Shy As A Butterfly”, previously only available as a bonus on their digital album. With collectors, record shops, and fans alike clamoring for a vinyl version, the 7in was hands down the preferred format of choice. Hailing from Blacksburg VA where he’s been a mainstay of the local music scene and purveyor of all things funky, Spark Arrester’s cumbia rework is a perfect fit on the B-side rounding out a single that’s sure to keep bodies moving on the dance floor all summer long and beyond.

RNT reinvents their ever-expanding catalog once again with this collection of remixes of Mr. V's seminal early-aughts hip-house track 'Somethin' Wit Jazz.' Leading the charge is Freerange/Delusions of Grandeur boss Jimpster, with a duo of driving, percussion-laden deep house versions. Session Victim bring the signature quirky soul to their mix, while RNT regular Planty Herbs goes straight roller-disco!