FIRST TOUCH MUSIC :: STYLIN 500

Music from First Touch on the new "Stylin 500" comp. My Friend Blues Lee of the group sent me over this promo package I would like to share with you! Although this track is from 2010, it might be new to some of you! Enjoy

Heard and Felt Music presents Stylin’ 500, a compilation in three parts celebrating 10 years and 500 episodes of Stylin’ on Melbourne’s iconic 3RRR-FM. Over this time Ennio Styles’ show has earned the respect of its global counterparts, having been praised by the likes of Gilles Peterson (BBC Radio 1), Alex Barck (Jazzanova, Berlin) and Rob Luis (Tru Thoughts, UK) on their own shows, as well as receiving awards in Melbourne papers The Age/EG and Inpress/Zebra.

Stylin’ 500 includes many unreleased, unavailable and undiscovered tracks, taking in underground US soul, hip hop and jazz, Melbourne beats and funk, European electronics, and more. Starting out as a ‘what if?’, the compilation soon expanded to become a huge three-part opus with 44 tracks featuring Imani (The Pharcyde), Opolopo, Mark de Clive-Lowe, Monica Blaire, Olivier Daysoul, Lanu, Nailah Porter, Fulgeance, Komarken Electronics, Julien Dyne, The RAah Project, Lewis McCallum, Salva, The Samps, Gypsy Brown and many more. Get the voluminous - DOWNLOAD HERE

FIRST TOUCH MUSIC

Fresh from First Touch Camp the fellas have delivered 2 of there latest projects. First Off this nice Re-Edit taken from Aurthor Admas, a Disco tune from 81. The Boys took the best parts, stripped it down and extended the break. Check this out


FIRST TOUCH - YOU GOT THE FLOOR






Along with the edit, the fellas also hooked up this G-Funk mix and let me tell you this has the WEST COAST bounce. All my Cali heads know what I'm talking about. Haven't heard some of these tunes in years, maybe a decade! There were also a few tunes I didn't recognize, but over all quality selections.

Enjoy



G-Funk Mix by FIRST TOUCH

FIRST TOUCH PRESENTS - A TOUCH OF BOOGIE VOL.2

Thanks to my friends "First Touch" for lacing me with there latest Boogie mix. I've been talking about these guys for a long time now and it seems people are finally catching on.

Working on the 2nd album, there First LP (self titled) debut album has taken the Boogie/Dance sounds of 1983 it to the future. The production is solid from Bass lines to Bass Synth's. PRODUCERS PLEASE DON'T RUIN THESE GREAT RECORDS. Can't we keep this one genre pure?

I've been talking to the boys and we should see a 12" single real soon. Until then check out there latest mix.




a touch of boogie vol.2 by FIRST TOUCH