Various
Earth, Wind & Funk Vol.2 / Pt.2
SAMOSA Records ⢠SKU: SMS037-2House ⢠Disco ⢠Funky
Various
SAMOSA Records ⢠SKU: SMS037-2House ⢠Disco ⢠Funky
ā¬17.90
Tracklist / Audio Preview
5 tracksSamosa Records comes at you with all the elements for Earth, Wind & Funk Vol. 2 ā a succulent double slice of vinyl heaven! DeGama unlocks his ReGroove toolkit for A1 ā Leslie Lelloās house stomper āR U Doingā. The bass does all the talking before a glorious synth arrangement washes over your ears. The filtered, soaring, time stretched breakdown will have you in raptures. Pure late night dance floor territory, āR U Doingā is simply relentless. Frank Virgilio gets his āJuiceā flowing for track A2. A fusion of furious acid style synth bass, rolling beats, organ stabs and bongos, āJuiceā doesnāt waste any time at all in revealing all of its glory. Thereās so much goodness going on in this track ā no less than the glorious, uplifting tribal vocal that weaves its way in and out. A3 gives a reprise of Leslie Lelloās āR U Doingā with the original cut making a welcome appearance on the disc. All the ingredients are here ā tight bongo led rhythm, gorgeous sequenced synth and driving bass. āR U Doingā is one of those smile inducing tunes that lights up the floor, be that sunset or sunrise. On the B-side of this Part.2 we return to the company of Dirtyelements & Drunkdrivers with āHey Youā and another DeGama Re-Groove. Coming in at 124pm, āHey Youā leads you up the piano dazzler path ā a pounding, funk fuelled story set in the big city after midnight with no cabs home available. On B2 Iberian groove master Javi Frias bakes all his funk in one big pie with āThe Big Danceā. At a heady 128bpm, āThe Big Danceā wastes no time in setting its stall out. Javiās recipe is electric, elaborate and fast-paced ā oodles of bongos, laser beams and a disco bass to die for, āThe Big Danceā does exactly what it says on the tin. In Earth, Wind & Funk Vol. 2 Samosa Records has produced a stunning double slab release, featuring a good mix of some of the labelās most prolific artists and some welcome newcomers.