The Southside Movement - The Southside MovementThis 1973 gem is another one of those obscure '70s soul funk albums released on a small independent label that has gone on to become a crate digging favourite and a huge inspiration to modern day hip hop artists and beyond.

In the late ’80s

a record comes along which resonates in a special way

December welcomes an exploration into cosmic spheres as the label bosses unveil their latest material

piano stabs - dancing over a killer groove

'Juice' has become a much-loved album for crate diggers and jazz-funk enthusiasts

Ziad Rahbani also brings more complex arrangements to the album on such tracks as "Variation 5" making the album such a rich listening

Demi’s ‘Sanitise’ is an instantly distinguishable dance floor heater from the outset

and years later it's being reprinted in 180 gr

UD relies more on singular experimentation rather than the addition of musical characteristics attached to specific genres

artists Courtney Pine

ID’s Language Of Jazz EP

Just try not to throw your hands in the air when the synth melody comes in around the halfway mark