Omni - From The Bottom Of My HeartTerrestrial Funk's third release brings us back to our home state of Florida. Traveling time to the year 1979 we find ourselves on the Gulf Coast in a city called Sarasota. Sal Garcia leads Omni, the resident band at the Columbia, a Spanish restaurant operating in the city since the turn of the century. Sal and his band look to record a single ironically called Disco Sucks but the restaurant isn't willing to fund a record with the word 'sucks' in it,

Cited by critics as one of the best R&B records of its time

Harry Felce then rips off the stabilisers on Wait A Minute - a bouncing

"Gurami" is an instrumental funk cut with heavy abstract hip hop influences and it will be available on limited edition 45 vinyl and digital

fully licensed and remastered from the tapes – MEL012 comes forth in its 7-inch original vinyl format and digitally

Archive findings by Frotee Records (e

Hong Kong artist Mr

his edit “Voices of East Harlem” caught Sulta’s attention

finds the Teens diving deep into the tracks sample

Jackson enabled the potential of Scott's talent by searching for a group to write & record with

Jesse Rose’s ‘Live From The Villa’ Remix enlists melodic keys and a mellow chill

” While the lyrics are autobiographical

Driven by a desire to focus on what's inside then just what's on the outside