A guy behind more classic late 90s garage tunes than you probably realise teams up with New York’s FaltyDL for a track on his bizarrely titled “Biasonic Hotsauce: Birth Of The Nanocloud” album. There are about a million collaborations on it as well as a bunch of skits telling some weird story that I couldn’t be arsed to listen to. I wasn’t blown away by a lot of the tracks at first listen but this one is lovely!
A little garage gem that I’d forgotten about. Ray Hurley made a load of top tunes back in the day, a few of which I still need to track down on vinyl as they’re sadly missing from the shelves. Boooooo
A nice Jason Kaye mix has me in a garage mood this Friday. Here’s a track from my favourite garage label, Confetti. Anthill Mob were best known for tracks like Burning and Set You Free but there were loads of other classics that they released. Tunes by these guys seem to be some of the only garage 12s that are actually worth any money, I have one that sells for well over £50 and it’s not even very good!
I absolutely love this tune and remember picking it up when it came out back in the late 90s. I’m happy to report that it re-appeared when I grabbed a load of my garage tunes from storage the other day looking as fresh as the day I bought it. Classic four to the floor garage in Booker’s trademark style, this one always gets butts moving when it’s played. Wicked
