Mork - Still Dreamin'DJ Support: Gilles Peterson (BBC Radio 6 Music), Tom Ravenscroft Deb Grant New Music Fix (BBC Radio 6 Music), Huey Morgan (BBC Radio 6 Music) From Budapest, Mrk (pronounced Merk) play on the boundaries of jazz and soul music. After meeting as students, they created a band that not only toyed with sounds but the methods of delivering them too. Theyve played in kindergardens, climbing halls, tea rooms and living rooms, countering expectations of where

gentle head-nod funk-soul of "When Will I Ever Learn" (Part 1) is a strikingly well-turned-out tune

Including a bonus beat edit of "Rekka" by Castro

musician and producer Alysha Joy

from fusion to spiritual and beyond

“For the first time having our music released on a (10) piece 7” set along with new original art by Andrew Thiele (who also created the Expansions In the NYC Album cover)

The two sides complement each other through their contrasts

Throughout the 1950's Cyril Diaz and his big band calypso orchestra toured the Caribbean and South America recording culturally inspired hybrid calypsos with an African and Latin tinge

and a tight bass performance from Thomas Steiger who also played on the last few number one hits for the band

the amalgamation of swirling tapestries of sound

East Village fell together as a four-piece

2xLP retrospective compilation of Aad De Mooy's work in the first half of the 90's

Total oddball production that has left a terrifying wake of mystery throughout many online digger circles which eventually even led to a mini documentary explaining the origin of the crown jewel “Dirty Cowboy” sound which is featured in this release along with another one of Richard Plasko’s tripped out involuntary lo-fi excursions on the B-side