CD single - JUNO REACTOR

PISTOLERO (BR084 TARANTINO RADIO EDIT) 

1. Pistolero Tarantino Radio Edit
   BEN WATKINS/STEVE STEVENS MUTE SONG/SITTING PRETTY MUSIC INC
2. Pistolero Headrillaz"Sandinista' Remix
   BEN WATKINS/STEVE STEVENS MUTE SONG/SITTING PRETTY MUSIC INC
3. Pistolero Man With No Name Remix
   BEN WATKINS/STEVE STEVENS MUTE SONG/SITTING PRETTY MUSIC INC
   

Pops Mohamed & Sie Medway-Smith

Pioneered and created just after Pops recorded his legendary album HOW FAR WE HAVE COME. Sie Medway-Smith assisted and engineered at MILO studios in London and all the Bushmen songs and the many traditional instruments Pops brought along inspired him to convince Pops to create this masterpiece of ambient ethnic African & UK breakbeats. The album remained unreleased for over a decade and is now available for digital download only. I'm very happy to see this beautiful piece of early ethnic electronica finding its way onto your MP3 players and straight into your brains. Meanwhile we are tracking down the original artwork for the album and will make it available to you in a pdf format for you to watch it on your iPod.

Thank you Sie and Pops for being so patient - god bless Africa and our Bushmen family in the Kalahari who are the inspiration for a lot of the beautiful music that has come from this label.


Robert Trunz

HEAVY INTERFERENCE (ELM8024)

Stomping dance floor aggression from new school breaks upstart Dave Tipper, chilled funk from Aim, all you need for a quiet night in.

Track Listing

1. HEAVY INTERFERENCE / DAVE TIPPER REMIX
2. HEAVY INTERFERENCE / AIM REMIX
3. HEAVY INTERFERENCE / ORIGINAL VERSION

PERFECT MY CRAFT (ELM8032)

Eyedentity are an ever evolving creative collective fuelled by the two founding members, Krishna and Diana Booker - otherwise known as The Factor and Decibel (dB). A hip-hop, trip-hop, acid jazz entity with a life of its own, this unique musical collaboration comprises a variety of highly talented artists, fusing styles from around the world to produce a progressive and innovative sound. The combined talent of these artists produced their excellent debut album See, released in Europe in 99 and the US in May 2000.

SEE (ELM8023)

Eyedentity are here. Not so much a group as an ever-changing collective consciousness, comprising the talents of 'coming and going' featured artists. In short, an ever-evolving entity, the central nerve centre being The Factor (son of Jazz bassist Walter Booker and the nephew of Jazz saxophonist, Wayne Shorter) and dB (daughter of vocalist Flora Purim and percussionist Airto Moreira).
The combined talent of these artists produced this excellent debut album released in May 2000. Taking trip-hop into unchartered territory 'See' combines a variety of musical flavours and multicultural influences to yield something a little more hop than trip, infusing the genre with a new perspective. Dissolving categorical boundaries and pushing ahead of populist trends Eyedentity are eclectic, infinitely inventive, and with another album in the pipeline definitely one to watch.