QNC's style might not have changed much over the last few years, but they can still deliver a mean rhyme or two, backed by well cut production workouts. This album includes a heap of guest...

Rob Smith used to work as half of the Bristol-based duo Smith & Mighty, producing and remixing the Massive Attack and Neneh Cherry. This is from his "Up On the Downs LP.

The best tracks from Fingathing's three album, five year career to date sees Peter Parker on decks and Sneaky (double bass) mixing up hip hop breaks, turntablism and sleazy cinematic jazz atmospherics.

Long Island's Duo Dynamic (MC Q Ball and producer Curt Cazal) were originallly part of '90s the legendary JVC Force crew. Their new album follows a period spent successfully producing other high profile hip hop...

With recent remixes for Scissor Sisters, Run DMC, The Human League, Soul Wax, Chikinki, Mylo, Martina Topley Bird and Ralph Myers to his credit, you might say that Henry Smithson (yep, that's his real name)...

Second solo album from Grand Central boss Mark Rae, bringing on more funky hip hop, neo-disco and straight up pop, and featuring guest vocals from GC's Veba and Pete Simpson. Ooh, bass line on the...

Riton goes off on a tangent with this cover of The Cure original, exploring a more brittle, electro-pop approach. Flip for his electro freakbeat Pitman-style pop at 'give us a quid' homeless people. Weird stuff....

Swinging, Latin-jazz house from Only Child, stealing a vocal from Dolores Hall's 'I Love You So, Jesus' and a bit of scat from 'Soul Village' by Walter Bishop Jr. Flip for Domu's lovely broken beat...

CD only re-launch of the Grand Central pair's compelling mix of soul and hip hop, originally released in 1997 to widespread acclaim. The 2004 version is re-mastered and contains 3 extra tracks. And it still...

Champion comp from Grand Central, collecting recent 12"s and trailering new stuff on the label (Rob Smith`s contributions hinting at some fine new releases from him on the way). The Mancs are having it.