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33 years after it's first release Rick Clarke's street soul simmerdown on Local Records, 'Love With A Stranger' gets a much welcomed official reissue, lovingly remastered from the original tapes.Just peep that OG artwork to get a taste of how this one's about to go down. Written and produced by John Collins, known for producing The Specials - 'Ghost Town', 'Love With A Stranger' perfectly encapsulates that '80s street soul sound. Distinctly soulful, synthy slow jams, heavy on the bass with a touch of the low-slung, lovers rock vibrations about them. Rick Clarke's sultry sweet nothings weave their way irresistibly through this five minute gem, but for those that want to provide their own rendition over the top, the dub has been affectionately cut to the flip.Top tier tackle - reissued to serenade red dressed souls the world over once more.

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

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

The second baseball related record to be released on PPU - single sided with both the original 1983 private release and Victor Giordano's updated 2018 recording!

Things tend to move in circles until they are complete. Such is the case with WPH TEN-8. When FCL released their ‘Cherry Pie E.P.’ on Kai Alcé’s NDATL label it was already decided that Kai Alcé would find a home on WPH as well. And with his absolutely stunning string of remixes of recent years in mind it made sense to ask Kai to take up remix duties for a new FCL release.The result is a release that oozes soul all over. The original track is FCL’s ‘let’s make a track and have great singers aka Lady Linn and Gustaph singing about house music’-moment and Kai’s remix is…well…simply another amazing slice of soul from the man that can do no wrong. It’s house music…as you should know it.

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.