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'Raise Yo Hands' (320kbps preview) - Released on 'Bring Back The Funk' on BBP

'Raise Yo Hands' by Mr Bristow (320kbps Preview) - Released on 22.5.14 on 'Bring Back The Funk' on Breakbeat Paradise Recordings. Press release below...

''Breakbeat Paradise Recordings is back with the second installment of the compilation EPs Bring Back The Funk. Once again a strong collection of fresh jams from some new names in the scene as well as some well-established ones. All tunes has common deep roots in the raw sound of the funk from back in the days – all the way from the oldskool original funk to the bassy spectrum of ghetto funk.

BBP is proud to finally welcome the nu funk spectacular and good friend of the label: Funktomas with the raw ghetto funk banger Let Me Clear My Throat. Funktomas has numerous vinyl releases under his belt from big labels like Wack, Sunset Soul, Resense & Grood Groove.

The EP also introduces other new names on the label like J-Sound, who is best known from his ghetto funk releases on Scour Records. J-Sound is taking it back to the oldskool on his smooth ghetto funk joint On and On.

Furthermore the EP introduces a brand new upcoming ghetto funk act: Phibes who is dropping the funky debut jam Headache Is Dangerous, which mashes up some classic soul grooves with some undeniably funky beats. Phibes has a 4-track solo EP in the making to drop over the summer right here on BBP.

Conte Crux is back to Swipe The Funk on Vol. 2 of the Bring Back The Funk series – just like he did it on vol. 1 with his Turn It Up track.

Finally the funky producer duo Ad’N’Kuts joins the BBP family with their uptempo disco banger Disco Bombs. Ad’N’Kuts consists of Aditup & Dastardly Kuts, who are already well-established names in the nu funk/ghetto funk scene.

Last but not least Mr. Bristow has cooked up an oldskool mashup joint to conclude the EP and make sure we are brought way back to the world of funk. Mr. Bristow is soon to release a full 4-track EP on BBP with his partner in crime MC Benny Silver.

A. Funktomas – Let me clear my throat (wobble edit). Heading straight out with ‘swell’ bass and phat beats all up in your grill, Funktomas starts as he means to go on.. Big and heavy!
Updating DJ Kool for the current hipsters Funktomas seamlessly breaks open this tune to the old and new listeners leaving you wanting more from start to finish. Expect to try and recreate the wobble like a learner beatboxer!!''