Patrick Gibin / Javonntte - Flash PointCriz Hall and Steve Conry's revitalised 1990s label Ten Lovers Music is one of the few house labels to embrace the seven inch format. This double header, featuring cuts from Mother Tongue Records founder Patrick Gibin and deep house legend Javontte, marks the seventh instalment in the label's occasional '45' series. Gibin delivers 'Flash Point', a hybrid (and undeniably spacey) 80s jazz funk and electrofunk affair underpinned by squelchy bass and

through to the 1970s salsa of Rafael Labasta and Orlando Marin

Celeste steps into her full potential

A1: 125bpm A2: 125bpm B1: 124bpm B2: 123bpm

before Useful Tom (son of Pop Wallpaper bass player Myles Raymond) brings the EP to an end with spacey de-construction of fractured vocals and gliding synths on the B2 with “SL25”

showcases Kerri at his finest

with a dapper jazz ballad

It is his own East Side Gangster remix of 'U Dat Bitch' that kicks off with hard-hitting house kicks and sleazy vocals over a rugged bassline

Chris White

Private experiments

Montana’s world class arrangement sees bongo-led percussive interludes and dancing keys solos take listeners to a mesmerising galaxy

Erick Sermon and Parrish Smith were a red hot duo who served up many quintessential rap gems

KJM present their vision of the ultimate crossover electric jazz fusion and it all adds up to a fresh take on their iconic sound