Damn, can you say stacked? Tittsworth and Ayres' T&A label drops another batch of Baltimore club bombs on us, this time from a diverse cast which includes Hollertronix associate DJ Sega, Finland's Top Billin crew, Chi-town's Rob Threezy, and even the club...   click for more

Holy chit! For the first time in the history of the fabled series, UBB brings us a set of front-to-back, honest to goodness instrumentals. No edits or computer trickery here - these are tight new vocal-less versions of 13 of the most...   click for more

At long last it's the debut full-length offering from Mr. Jesse Tittsworth, without a doubt one of the most innovative and interesting (not to mention prolific) producers to rise out of the DC/Baltimore club scene in recent memory. Titts called in the...   click for more

Three more standout tracks from the much hyped DFA/Rong collabo-comp. This time out we get Fre$hro's slo-mo Spoon cover "I Turn My Camera On," Tim 'Love' Lee's dub mix of Circuits' Police-esque "Pistols At Dawn," and the vintage no wave funk sounds...   click for more

Aaron LaCrate and Debonair Samir continue their Bmore remix onslaught, putting the mid-Atlantic touch to seemingly anything they can get their hands on. This time it's woefully underrated dancehall mainstay Mr. Vegas getting the treatment, as the duo bring us three versions...   click for more

Feelgood dancehall-style track from Roots Manuva. The Bounty Killer-style chorus is provided by D&B hero Shy FX. Matt Helders of the Arctic Monkeys comes with gritty lo-fi version while the Moody Boyz deliver the dubstep version... both are proper. -mgmnt

Single from the upcoming AGFA full length Social Comment. Both these tracks feature rap vocals courtesy of Florida's Swamburger & Alexandrah. Remixes from Berlin's Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop (Melting Pot) and label mate Dr. Delay. -mgmnt

This single-sided release from Mocambo starts with a mean break and then goes into a sinister groove of horns and guitar. Super tight band play a la the JBs. A definite heater. -mgmnt

Originally a 7" release from 2007. "Wind Rose" sounds like it takes some inspiration from Donald Byrd's synthesizer fusion-funk of the late seventies. "Brampton Boogaloo" continues the late-seventies theme with hard basslines and more synth work. -mgmnt

"African Battle" is a cover of Manu Dibango, while the "Sexican" is an original afro-funk piece. Check the majestic horns. -mgmnt

2007 full length from latin-afro-funk outfit Brownout. No exaggeration, there isn't a weak moment on here as the band delivers on all thirteen tracks (an impressive album length for a funk band too). For fans of Antibalas, Truth & Soul,...   click for more

In Flagranti might be putting this one out on Kitsune, but that doesn't mean they've changed there usual sexy disco styles. Business Acumen is a chugging disco burner that takes its time to build up with driving percussion and a droning bassline...   click for more

Kitsune has a knack for finding these artists that make incredibly catchy indie-dance stuff and putting their shit out (even though you probably haven't heard of them yet). Case in point with Copenhagen's I Scream Icecream. Never heard of the guy, but...   click for more

DFA trots out the first compilation under their Death From Abroad moniker, forming like an uber-hip Voltron with Berlin's Supersound Recordings label for two discs crammed to the brim with diverse German sounds, from retro Italo to minimal, house and electro. Even...   click for more

It always seems like the advanced downtempo heads always progress into latin or psyche territories as their careers mature. I love em, but dusty loops can only get you so far. Out My Window is Koushik's new haircut. Not to say...   click for more