ARTIST VA
RELEASE TITLE Recorded Delivery
LABEL Jalapeno Records
CATALOG JAL284
GENRE Nu Disco / Disco, Funk
QUALITY 320kbps CBR
RELEASE DATE 2019-09-13
https://www.the.com/release/recorded-delivery/2683850
17 TRACKS:
- Nicole Willis, Banda Palomita – I Call Your Name feat. Banda Palomita (Smoove Remix) 05:20 114bpm Dmin
- Chrome – Dopamine Hit (I Need a Hit Smoove Remix) 03:36 109bpm Dmin
- Izo FitzRoy – Say Something (Smoove Remix) 05:38 115bpm Dmin
- The Haggis Horns, Lucinda Slim – World Gone Crazy feat. Lucinda Slim (Smoove Remix) 04:31 108bpm Gmin
- The Allergies, Andy Cooper – Run It Back feat. Andy Cooper (Smoove Remix) 04:03 130bpm Dmin
- The Third Degree – Mercy (Smoove Remix) 05:20 130bpm F#min
- Myles Sanko – Promises (Smoove Remix) 04:18 130bpm Amin
- Smoove & Turrell – Will You Be Mine (Smoove Retouch) 05:47 119bpm Dmin
- King Bee – Money Gone (Smoove Remix) 04:15 113bpm A#maj
- Mr Doris, D-Funk, MysDiggi – Back in the Day feat. MysDiggi (Smoove’s Party Remix) 04:02 105bpm Dmin
- The Bahama Soul Club, Brenda Boykin – No Words feat. Brenda Boykin (Smoove Remix) 05:31 124bpm Dmin
- The Future Dub Project – Captain Hook (Smoove Remix) 07:07 125bpm A#maj
- Aspects, Renegades Of Jazz – Fire feat. Aspects (Smoove Remix) 05:21 128bpm Fmin
- Men Of North Country – I’m Com’un Home (In the Morn’un) (Smoove Remix) 03:57 141bpm Fmaj
- Fab Samperi – Jazz di Mezzaluna (Smoove Remix) 06:01 122bpm D#min
- John Turrell – Stella Maris (Smoove Remix) 05:20 117bpm Gmin
- Aldo Vanucci, Kylie Auldist – You’re All Show feat. Kylie Auldist (Smoove Remix) 03:59 126bpm D#min
REVIEW
Jalapeno Records present a 17-track V/A collection of contemporary funk grooves, all of which have been given a makeover by Smoove, of Smoove & Turrell fame. There are some big names from the ‘new old’ funk scene represented (Haggis Horns, Nicole Willis, Smoove & Turrell themselves) but as you might expect from the label it’s on, the emphasis is more on party-hearty funk breaks/funk-hop than out-and-out 60s/70s revivalism. Renegades Of Jazz’s ‘Fire’ with its wukka-wukking geetar and guest rap vocal from The Allergies is one standout, King Bee’s O’Jays-biting ‘Money Gone’ another, but dive on in and find your own faves…
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