KRS One - Sound Of Da Police b/w Hip Hop Vs RapWhoop whoop, its the sound of the inimitable KRS Ones Sound of da Police and the mind bogglingly clever Hip Hop vs Rap, reissued here for the first time ever on 7 inch vinyl, housed in an original artwork picture sleeve this is a must have for anyone in the know.

The album was recorded in October 1976 at Studio West in San Diego and is thought to pre-date the later recordings on ‘Mix Faze

keyboards and drum-machines and overlaid with the kind of deeply soulful trademark vocals and harmonies that South African music is famous for

in a beautiful cover reinterpreted by the 1986 original cover

"Smoke" is a soul vocal group from Kansas City though soul music was not so popular at that time

with insert featuring The Seattle Times review of that amazing night in March 1979

BBC 6 Music DJs

What resulted was an 8-track LP

San Francisco

New license with one of the pioneers of Chicago and of the house scene: Mr Chez Damier

The ‘Opposite Visions EP’ consists of four UK influenced records

A magnetic tape recorder is made basically by two parts

they took 2020 and 2021 as the opportunity to focus their energy into developing their music and sound universe