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September 2009

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My Favourite Tune…

September 30, 2009
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Skid Row AM Sessions:

September 29, 2009
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JtotheC – A Man And His Funk (preview ep download)

September 24, 2009
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L.A. Day #4.6

September 21, 2009
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S.F. Day #3.2

September 19, 2009
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S.F. Day #2.5

September 18, 2009
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Kells, 4hero and Plantlife – WHUT!?

September 18, 2009

This will probably antagonise more peeps than will be feeling it but what the hell… Come and bathe in the man’s genius… and he IS a genius by the way. The timeless summer anthem ‘Happy People’ neatly dropped on to 4hero’s Plantlife remix from a few years back. Sure to keep you toasty long into [...]

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GP’s Summer Round-Up – Part 1

September 17, 2009

Yes, I’ve certainly let the old blogging slip. Maybe the introduction of Twitter or simply the shocking demise of myspace – I don’t know but I’m back with my end of summer report! It all started tremendously well on the banks of the med in July. We were back in Sete for the 4th edition [...]

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Diggers’ Delight

September 17, 2009

Those of you based in North London who still buy vinyl – yeah, all 7 of you – may have been familiar with Ocean Books – a little ramshackle bookstore on Stoke Newington Church Street that had a dope backroom crammed full of records. Jazz, African, hip hop, dance, rock & pop… loads of old [...]

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L.A. Day #1.5

September 17, 2009

Today I chilled with Flying Lotus the whole day. In the hills, nice and quiet neighbourhood, where the genius in Fly Lo comes to life. Right before going to his house I passed by The Record Collector, a recordshop on Melrose. It’s the oldest recordstore in Los Angeles, 35 years old and more than 500.000 [...]

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