Showing posts with label Hero Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hero Records. Show all posts
22 January 2015
28 July 2014
23 October 2013
WEEKEND SUN: Feeling Inside (2013)
Labels:
Breaks,
disco,
Feeling Inside,
funk,
Hero No. 7,
Hero Records,
Jonny Makes Beats,
Soul,
Weekend Sun
21 June 2012
MASH & MUNKEE: We Like It Like That (2012)

Mash & Munkee finally make good on the promise of those Hero Records and Funk Weapons singles with their twelve track debut LP We Like It Like That. But what exactly is ‘that’ you ask? Judging by the content it’s hundred per cent proof by volume b-boy instrumentals. Expect lots of…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM
Labels:
Breaks,
Deli Kutt,
funk,
Hero Records,
hip-hop,
Mash,
Munkee,
Renegades Of Jazz,
We Like It Like That
24 August 2011
MASH & MUNKEE: Superbad 7″ (2011)
MASH & MUNKEE: Superbad (2011)
With a name like that it was never going to be acoustic folk was it? Mind you with a name like that they’d better have captured the spirit of James Brown lest they forever be regarded as supershit. Fear not then, for German b-boy breaks merchants Mash & Munkee continue to ensure that nothing but quality leaves the funk factory as A-side Superbad bursts out of the speakers in time-honoured-chase-theme-horns-and-wah-wah fashion and proceeds to leave a trail of sparks through the city streets of San Francisco circa 1972…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM
28 May 2011
HERO No. 7/ GUMBO YA YA: Balacava Man (Hero No. 7 remix)/ Black Mountain (Gumbo Ya Ya remix) - (2011)

HERO No. 7/ GUMBO YA YA: Balacava Man (Hero No. 7 remix)/ Black Mountain (Gumbo Ya Ya remix) - (2011)
Hero Records mailed me the details of this three weeks ago with profuse apologies about the fact that they meant to send it to me a month previously (i.e. when the release actually came out) but didn’t because there was a bit of a fail on the promotional side of things. Full of swift posting intentions I then inadvertently returned the favour by forgetting this was in my inbox for the aforementioned three weeks like a colossal bumblefuck. Shame really seeing as what we have on this slice wax is, not one, but two finely crafted slices of b-boy action. As with…READ FULL POST @ MONKEYBOXING.COM
Labels:
Black Mountain,
funk,
Gumbo Ya Ya,
Hero No. 7,
Hero Records,
hip-hop,
psych
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