45even Heaven

The description doesn´t really say if it is a 7 inch or not, but as it is a 45 Live release i expect it to be a 7 inch. 😉 For the 10th release 45 Live bring back acid. If you know me as a DJ you know that i come from electronic music and my big love in producing music myself is acid. I always wanted to have a 303 and a drum machine to make acid. (BTW i now own a TB-03 and a TR-08 of the Roland Boutique line 😉) As 45 Live say on their Bandcamp, this release is 303 and 909 in FULL EFFECT, but i would say "with some added breaks and samples". The song "Sticky Disco" by Type-303 is a acid track, sub genre hip-acid-house, using some of the most iconic "Acccccciiiiiid"-Samples that are out there and a cool piano chord that sounds as "Summer of Love" as the rest of the track. The other track "Analog Acidbath" is a funky 303 track with classic hits as fillers in sound variation. Straight to the heart of every acid lover! I 💚 that fres...

Dusty Donuts are back. With two Donuts for your 45 pleasure. Once again Dusty Donuts strike with homages to the early days of Hip-Hop. For their 5th label anniversary they are releasing two "Donuts" to celebrate the label. After listening to both on hearthis, i must say, that i love them all but i have one that i like a bit more.  The use of original songs that created Hip-Hop classics is a speciality of the Dusty Donut guys and they know how to teach you well: DD016: The native tongue 45. On the A side there ist the remix of "Just A touch Of Love" by Slade that was used for De La Souls "Keeping the Faith". Also used in this remix are the other Samples like "Could It Be Love" by Bob Marley that where used in the De La Soul song. The Use of the Bob Marley sample adds a little bit of highlight to this tune. Love the use of the sample. The B Side comes around with the samples of "Bonita Applebum" by A Tribe Called Quest. The trac...

Our Label Records is a label that brings you funk in all variants, jazz, rare grooves and more on 7"vinyl. The label is owned by two brothers that share their love for music. On Our Label Records they release funk from Russia, Canada, UK, Switzerland, Spain, Germany and so on. The label is located in Hamburg, Germany. There is also a sister label called Origu. The style of Origu is Hip Hop. On Origu they release acts like Andy Cooper, Substantial, Deep Breez and more. Buy their records here: Our Label Records and Origu Store You can also listen to their tracks on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/our-label-records

This is a release from a bootleg label called "OG DJ Records" they release Hip Hop on a limited range. I managed to get one of the green ones. On it is the Pete Rock remix of "House of Pain - Jump around. Sadly for me it is the only one i could get. The other ones where sold out very fast. On the  Fatbeats  record store i found out about the other releases. As i first looked up the newest ones where there as coming soon. About a half month later they all where sold out. Hope i will have luck with their next release. As far as i know there are four releases out: House of Pain - Jump around (Pete Rock remix) (limited 100 pieces) Drake - Hotline Bling / Timmy Thomas - Why can't we live together (limited 100 pieces) Nas - The World is yours (Q-Tip remix)/It ain't hard to tell (Large Professor Remix) (limited 200 pieces) D'Angelo - Devils Pie/Lady (DJ Premiere remix) (limited 200 pieces)

Mukatsuku is a Label that rereleases older stuff or releases music for the first time on 7" Vinyl. I stumbled upon them with the first 7" records i ordered. I liked their sleeve style so i ordered MUKAT049 with "Anne & Annice Peters - Rock Your Baby" on it. (Check the video below) Their style is many styles. From Reggae to Disco to Funk to Soul. They are supporting the 7" Vinyl Lover with a lot of equipment that you can need playing records. From slipmats to single adapters, disc stabilizers, record bags and more. I own some of their equipment too. My first 7" vinyl bag was from them also i use their slipmats and single adapters.  More Information you can find on their  Facebook  site. As they have no direct sale you have to order their stuff at  Juno , but Juno sells all their stuff and their vinyl in those exclusive sleeves you can see in the picture. Sometimes you get an extra with their stuff. E.g. a 7" vinyl with the record bag. ...