52nd Street - Look Into My EyesWho put the dance into Factory Records? Be With would like to refer you to FAC 59. Working with founding member Tony Henry, were honoured to present the reissue of 52nd Streets crucial debut single Look Into My Eyes, backed with Express. Originally released on Factory Records in Summer 1982, this ultra rare 12" is a double sider in the truest sense. Unrivalled Manchester jazz funk boogie soul.

Bruce Ruffin and others

Kicking off proceedings we have the enigmatic new-comer(

though the movie flopped the soundtrack was a success and ‘Why’ became a classic by anyone’s standards - hitting number 10 in the UK charts and staying in them for 18 weeks

The Blessed Madonna

his work runs from easy listening through pop

and though I’ve been questioning my relationship to the church since high school

An amalgamation of hip hop backdrops

the cute exchange orients the listener to a core memory of sorts

Something it almost really always was

over the reef

and it still gets great crowd reactions to this day

His radiant drones are a nest of hidden feelings