Versalife - Vortices EPBoris Bunnik is no stranger here at Shipwrec, having graced the label with some beautifully deep and textured music under his Conforce, Hexagon and Versalife monikers. It is to his Versalife guise that the Rotterdam based producer returns, this time for a quartet of works in the shape of Vortices. The cranking clank and grunt of the factory introduces "Amber Molecular Profile", a piece that combines the warmth of electronica with the chill of electro.

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Mahogany Brown offers a unique

An insanely difficult record to find featuring Master Plan

jazz inspired

Pacific Coliseum's Ocean City finally lands on vinyl

Livy and his friend Franklin Izuora teamed up with Jules Elong a seasoned keyboardist to create the LP in 1982

so big in fact that they are regarded as classics of the genre

as well as her much talked-about all-women covers of beloved house classics

This highly sought-after album is a superb breezy mix of Japanese synth-pop with a subtle touch of mid 70s Herbie Hancock-style funk and AOR

The septet performed locally from New York to Neptune City in the late 70s and recorded only one LP on JSR records entitled "Journey To The Shore"

This no-holds-barred anthem radiates all the live atmosphere of gospel worship in mid flow

This is the soundtrack to a private erotic soiree at 'Tramp' circa 1980