Rome Jefferies - Good LoveMore classic New York boogie on 45 for the first time. Sung by Rome Jefferies and backed by vocal trio Lorali (led by Isabelle Coles of Kleeer), Good Love became an instant underground classic amongst boogie heads on release. Produced and arranged by maestro Greg Henderson for his Rain Records label, original 12 copies have remained elusive ever since it was released in 1983. Finally available as an official release for the first time on 45 single.

Flood lights sweep over the crowd of bodies

as the Sun makes way for Sister Moon

and synthesizers add to the thrust of the production as it grows ever more urgent

It is his first release and it surely has his name written all over it

Focus track is the headnodding grooves of "Cara de Arabe

The six track debut EP features a host of Melbourne’s finest musicians including Blasko (Billy Davis)

and it is a marvel

New series UNPHAZED kicks up with four tried and tested dancefloor heaters

The Milwaukee born and raised Stricklin garnered attention in the late 90s while signed to Tommy Boy Records

B3: Post-Modern Sleaze (Flight From Nashville Mix)

I've found myself really missing big bass sounds in the club

from the haunting horn hooks to organ riffs and hip-hop beats