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Fresh new 7' vinyl, just in time for the Spring/Summer. 2 slices of Funk, courtesy of XL Middleton & Moniquea."I Don't Wanna Wait" is a G-Funk "traffic anthem" depicting Los Angeles' road reality. XL's sneaky topicals, combined with his witty delivery, mesh perfectly with the heavy bass lines and piano solos. Available for the 1st time on 7' Vinyl, previously available on "2 Minutes Till Midnight""Daily Thing" is a Modern Funk heater, available for the 1st time on vinyl. Moniquea's making sure that whatever you need on a daily basis, she'll make sure to remind you. Perfect for lighting up the dance floor, this one is guaranteed to keep you moving.

Vocal Shades And Tones is a miraculous leftfield library classic from the genius mind of celebrated UK composer/singer/vocal arranger Barbara Moore. It's a heavenly groove-based blend of jazz, Latin, soft-psych, folk-funk and gospel soul. Recorded for the legendary Music De Wolfe in 1972, it's an audacious start-to-finish listen, as dizzying as it is dazzling. It's a perfect snapshot of a musical era, supported by Moore's glorious vocal arrangements. Widely regarded among collectors, DJs, and lounge/easy-listening acolytes as an absolute essential it is viewed as the holy grail by many production music heads, rarely appearing for sale and disappearing in a flash when it does. Indeed, originals now go for over £300 and it's easy to see why. Just one of the reasons why this fresh Be With reissue, part of a wider De Wolfe reissue campaign, is so utterly crucial.

2023 first time reissue.Every once in a while, a library record's absurd level of perfection will be enough to throw up your hands and pack it all in. "How will I ever find this record in the wild?!", you may despair. And, yes, up until now, Michel Gonet's Phasing News Volume 2 was such a work of this ridiculous standard. Not just hyper-rare, but hyper-brilliant. Its high points transcend the "library" genre. This is a record that has always been so so hot on secondary markets. And it's easy to hear why! It's a big big French library classic with mad crazy demand.