Sunday's Good Word

Nice string-synth driven crooner soul by Freddie Watson 7" on the Eloy label. Picked this up at the one and only Kstarke in Chicago. Enjoy and embrace the light. 

The Hunk

There was a time when Bobby Brown was loved by girls everywhere.

Chilly Tranquilly

Before 'Jam On It,' before 'Space Is The Place,' before Newcleus even - there was Positive Messenger. And this wonderful song, 'Chilly Tranquilly.' 

I Care About You

Here we are at the next installment of our gospel series. One from the 80s side of Otis G Johnson, who also put out several highly-coveted, ghostly, reverb heavy gospel records in the 70s. This one is slick. Stay tuned for more in the coming weeks...

Wood Grain

JUST got back from a successful Italian vacation, so sorry for the lack of updates. The last person to leave a comment on the blog requested more from the likes of "Big Moe" and "Big Tuck." Daniel, I've got you covered. I just put this one on a FACT Mix I recently did, but here is the song from Mr. Marcellus, A.C. Burna, Nicky 2 States, Prime Time, Pluck & Money Addict in it's full glory. None of the rappers have "Big" in the name, but so what? The song is heavy. Also, from a producer's perspective, the tune is an excellent example of utilizing the Poltergeist Theme to it's full potential.

A Spell On Him

Here's another unreleased one from the outtakes of my last record (the red one). It's noisy and I hope you like it.

Let Us Get Down On Our Knees

I remember one day wading through a bunch of UK dance 12"s in one of the many London Record Exchange stores, looking for who know's what. Amidst a pile of rave throwaways, I stumbled across a generic looking LP with no cover on the Truth label by a Ms. Verna Leonie Powell. I bought the thing for one pound, as the label was off-white with green text - always a winning combination. Thankfully, I was correct in my prediction and found this tune on there... The first in a series of gospel uploads I will commence over the course of this week. Enjoy!