Various – Chicago Soul '67 LP hidetag2004 Sly and Robbie

Sly and Robbie

or Ferry) but done in a manner that feels faithful (but not a throwback/tribute act) while brings them into the contemporary (something that wouldn’t feel out of place alongside Strapping Fieldhands)

the kind where every syllable holds its place to create a vivid and at times surreal space within the song that is warm and inviting enough to stop me in my tracks with every listen (and has me wishing for a lyric sheet at times)

ME SACO UN OJO RECORDS in conspiracy with DARK DESCENT RECORDS are proud to present SEPTAGE's highly anticipated second EP

there’s a lyric like “Hello heartbreak

Various – Chicago Soul '67 LP hidetag2004 Sly and RobbieChicago was the blues capital of the world in the 1950s, but by 1967, soul had permanently taken over as the music of choice for the African American public. Recording activity in the city peaked with more 45s being released than ever before. Major labels ABC, Mercury and Brunswick had a huge presence in the Windy City along with the big local independent Chess. But small labels were the heartbeat of the music scene. 4 Brothers, Sack, USA, Palos, Tuff