Yellow Flower Records on Bandcamp

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Yellow Flower is a record label from London, UK. The label is releasing instrumental Hip Hop from artists from allover the world. I found the label looking for new music on bandcamp. Actually i was looking for Dub, Dub-Techno or Hypnotic Techno, what seems to be funny because i ended with some cool down Hip Hop Beats.
The releases from Yellow Flower are labeled Hip-Hop, Instrumental, Chill, Beats, Jazz and all of that fits into their sound. Oldschool beats with heavy snares, jazzy samples, funky rhodes, spheric synths in a relaxed tempo. All 45s are 4 track EPs with tracks from about a minute long to 3:30. Their design with floral motifs on the labels is very unique and outstanding. Every release with a new design but in one line so you can say where it is from.
I 💚 this stuff!
The only thing i miss is some kind of a box with more releases (like five 45s) inside.

Get their stuff here: Yellow Flower Bandcamp

Here a sample of their style:

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