Chateau - 'Feelings' VinylKiller double sider The groups only output resulted in two slices of sought after West Coast Boogie Funk! In 1983, Chateau, a San Francisco based boogie funk band, won the KRE Radio Hot Fun In The Sun Battle of the Bands in Mosswood Park, Oakland. As a prize, they received $5000 (approximately 8 hours) of studio time and a pressing run of 200 45s. Chateau included Alan Ross on lead vocals and percussion, singer Damara "Candy" Stepney, and Kevin Dailey

Spiritual mesmering trips

Fully licensed by our man Sam Don and released on 7 inch for the first time

youth and freedom

featuring four pearls that make proper tension at the dance-floor with an essential force to stand out in the mix with tenacity and groove

Temporarily ditching the electrifying dance music they are famous for in favour of a universal pop sound — replete with flutes

For the past few years we have absolutely loved his genre fusing releases on labels such as Salt Mines and Kalahari Oyster Cult which wonderfully slip between Breakbeat

The music inspires intro-mental journeys yet remains tinged with energy and emotion

sun-kissed rocksteady cover of Reverend Al Green classic 'Let's Stay Together'

but as an enhancement to their unique take on the genre

there is not a filler in site

Judged entirely on its merit

Earthbound’s music delicately travels the spaceways with alternating percussions sessions