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It wasn’t really a movement, barely even a moment, but the Daisy Age was an ethos that briefly permeated pop, R&B and hip hop. The name was coined by Long Island trio De La Soul; they claimed D.A.I.S.Y. stood for “da inner sound, y’all”, but then De La Soul said a lot of things. Playfulness and good humour were central to their 1989 debut album, which cast a long, multi-coloured shadow. The 90s, it promised, would be a lot easier going than the 80s.

Ministry of Sound might have settled with Spotify, but they aren’t settling with their compilations. They released Tommy Trash‘s INSPIRED last month, and now we’re previewing their next compilation: Addicted To Bass 2014. Now, after seeing that title, I thought we’d be getting a fresh compilation of some of the finest UK bass, dubstep, and upfront selections. Nope, we got a lot of Beatport chart toppers and only a sprinkle of taste. That’s not to say any of this negatively, as we do like a number of the tracks including Oliver Helden’s “Animals” remix, Rockwell‘s London Grammar remix, and even Andy C‘s remix of Chase & Status‘ “Count On Me.” Addicted To Bass 2014 is out on April 7.

"For a Few Dollars More - Boss Reggae Sounds from the Upsetter" is a compilation album that showcases the early work of legendary Jamaican record producer Lee "Scratch" Perry, often known as "The Upsetter." The album highlights the influential reggae and ska sounds that Perry produced during the late 1960s and early 1970s, a period crucial to the development of the reggae genre.

Nitin Sawhney presents a 17 song career retrospective, re-arranged for his virtuoso nine piece band and recorded live at Metropolis Studios. Packed with career highlights, and featuring four new songs, 'OneZero' was recorded live in the studio on Saturday April 6th. The performance was simultaneously mastered and cut directly to both vinyl lacquers and tape as it occurred. The album also features 'I Ask You', a new collaboration with very special guest Joss Stone. A stunning collection of material showcasing the incredible talents of Nitin as composer, producer and leader of this remarkable ensemble. Features 'Nadia', 'Letting Go', 'Homelands' and 'Tides' from the classic 'Beyond Skin' album and four brand new tracks, including the single 'Accept Yourself' which will be serviced to radio. 'I Ask You' features Joss Stone.

Reissue of rare gritty underground guitar blues psych rock from 1970 with great snarling guitar tunes and beautiful classic rock mellow songs too. The killer dirty guitar tone and thumpin bass rules! Sounds like a cross between Writing on the Wall and Elias Hulk. Has one bonus track.

The Wideboys are back with the brand new, biggest, baddest collection of bass anthems to date… this year's Addicted to Bass 2014. After selling well over a million copies of the series it's time once again to turn up those speakers with an unbeatable blend of the very best EDM, Drum & Bass, House, Garage and Future Bass covering each and every angle, this truly is your essential guide to bass music.

Music Evolution is the 1997 album from incognito musician Buckshot LeFonque. the nom de plume of New Orleans saxophonist Branford Marsalis. Handling a style of music he enjoys, one that his brother Wynton would never do, it's his way of getting funky with nice megablasts of hip-hop. When he played the solo in Public Enemy's "Fight The Power", it motivated him to do a lot more and this is that more. This was released by Columbia.

Our successful House Music heavyweight is in the 9th round! HOUSE CLUBHITS MEGAMIX VOL. 1 the brilliant start of this series, the disc could immediately place in the compilation charts. The follow-up volumes were in no way inferior. So the HOUSE CLUBHITS MEGAMIX brand definitely has the potential to join the ranks of Germany's most successful top-house compilations in the long term. At the HOUSE CLUBHITS MEGAMIX 2018.1, Megamix grandmaster DJ DEEP shows all his skills exclusively for DisQRecords.

Dance Hits Of The 90's is a wonderful compilation of some of the best dance music of the 1990's, hits and otherwise. Each one is a full on bang piece and you may listen to 11 1/2 hours of some of the best joints of the decade of decadance.