[Cherie Lee - Love Me Or Leave Me (Remixes) \[Danse Club\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/134248/cherie/leelove/me/or/leave/me/(Remixes))

From the label that started off the UK Garage resurgence.

Digital available on Beatport - http://btprt.dj/1EtIVQl

Danse Club Records
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Released Date - 3/12/2012
Cat No.: DCR001

Cherie Lee - Love Me Or Leave Me (Club Dub)

[Forever Forever - Play Fights \[Cult Music\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/139096/forever/foreverplay/fights)

The soundtrack to every existential crisis you've ever had.

Transcendent electronic soul killers from Forever Forever and Prayer on Zomby's Cult Music - the follow-up to his reissue of 'Where Were U In '92'. For all intents and purposes these are exceptional debut productions from unknown artists, but you'd be forgiven for being suspicious about their provenance - as we've all come to learn, there's always going to be a lot of enigma attached to anything Zomby-related. Prayer's A-side is a heart-melting mix of hybrid trap templates anchoring soaring synth pads; a proper, tormented piece of modern UK soul that lodges in there and doesn't let go. B-side is also distinctly UK-tempered, from its woozy pastoral synth lead down to the sweet but gritty garage pressure and eyes-shut R&B vocal lick.

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Forever Forever - Play Fights [Cult Music / CULT002]

[Nphonix & Place2b -  It Rains \[Niteshade Inc.\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/137171/nphonix/+/place2bit/rains/*BM/soho/exclusive*)

One from vinyl-only label Niteshade Inc., who cultivate a combination of techno, and ambient, heavy dub.

[Om Unit - Threads LP \[Civil Music\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/138253/om/unitthreads)

It's been a huge year for Mr. Unit, and one in which he has cornered the market in dystopian rollers, halftime bangers and 160 BPM jungle!

Taken from Om Unit's debut LP "Threads". Get Vinyl/CD/download here http://civilmusic.com/buy/threads-19/ 
Released 28th Oct 2013 on Civil Music 

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Video by Tim Fox http://cultlovesyou.com/

Threads is the debut album from London producer Om Unit, to be released on 28th October 2013 via Civil Music.
While this is a debut full length for Om Unit, real name Jim Coles, it is in fact the producer's fourth studio album, following from work in the 2000s under the name 2tall. Having reset the clock on his artistic output in 2010, Coles has spent the past three years refining a unique sound as Om Unit via collaborations with Machinedrum on Planet Mu, releases on Goldie's Metalheadz, dBridge's Exit Records and Civil Music, his own Cosmic Bridge label and the short-lived Phillip D. Kick alias that fleshed out the links between Chicago's footwork, jungle and slow/fast. The confluence of all this work takes full flight on Threads.

Across its fifteen tracks Threads articulates Om Unit's musical journey from his beginnings to the present. It references his hip hop background, in the swung out, hypnotic headnod of 'Wall of Light' and the positive message of 'Just Sayin'', a collaboration with the mysterious Gone The Hero, (who will be stepping out of the shadows on Jneiro Jarel's Label Who imprint in 2014,) and touches on the music that has impacted him in recent years such as dubstep, the bassweight of which anchors the album. Dubstep's influence is most obvious in the eyes-down roller 'Nagual' and the deeply emotive 'The Silence' featuring vocalist Jinadu. There are also hints of slow-mo house's chug, a sound Coles first experimented with upon taking the Om Unit name. It's this slow groove that drives the spellbinding 'Patients' featuring Young Echo's MC Jabu, who gives life to the beat with poetic raps, and it's also central to the 2013 reworking of 'The Corridor', a track from the first Om Unit release. Here Coles slows the original's key elements down even further while managing to keep all the slow moving, hypnotic magic of the original.

Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, the album is grounded in Coles' junglistic roots, a relationship that has driven much of his recent output and DJ work. Here it takes on its most refined form yet, equally apparent throughout but obviously manifested on the most dancefloor friendly tracks: 'Jaguar', 'Wicker and Pearl' and 'Governer's Bay'. These three tracks close the album but not before one more parting shot, the deeply meaningful 'The Road' featuring London's urban poet, and legend, Charlie Dark.

A key part of the Threads experience is how the tracklisting presents the music, balancing introspective and energetic moments, instrumental and vocal. While stand out moments can be picked, as they are sure to, Threads is an album that works best when the listener lets him or herself be guided by its creator.

It is perhaps cliché for a label to claim that their next release is a standout, or even a classic, record yet Coles' maturation as a producer over the past decade has allowed him to synthesise all these influences and references into something coherent and unique that takes the listener on a personal yet accessible journey. As such Threads truly feels like it has that classic potential.

"The road is selfish and the road can be hard, the road can be long, the road can be far / The road will mean struggle, the road will leave scars, the road requires wisdom, the road requires truth / The road will never care about the fire in the booth" -- Charlie Dark, from Om Unit -- Threads LP, track 15 'The Road'


Tracklist:

1. Folding Shadows
2. The Silence (feat. Jinadu)
3. Healing Rain
4. Jus Sayin' (feat. Gone The Hero)
5. Drift Interlude
6. Reverse Logic
7. Corridor 2013
8. Nagual
9. Patients (feat. MC Jabu)
10. Deep Sea Pyramid
11. Wall of Light
12. Jaguar
13. Wicker and Pearl
14. Governer's Bay
15. The Road (feat. Charlie Dark)

Om Unit - The Silence (feat Jinadu) (Taken from Threads LP) (Civil Music) Official Music Video

[Seb Zito - Never EP \[Fuse\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/137931/seb/zitonever/EP)

Cult underground London club and label, renowned for deep, minimal house.

[Sb81 - Dancer In The Dark \[Metalheadz\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/138331/sb81dancer/in/the/dark)

The Metalheadz resurgence continues unabated. Darker than an Arctic winter.

[Trevino - Another Lifetime \[Thenothingspecial\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/137393/trevinoanother/lifetime)

One from Trevino, our top producer of the year so far.

[Mr G - J's Credit EP \[Bass Culture\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/138350/mr/gj's/credit/EP)

The prolific Mr. G rollin' again in 2013.

[I](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/138028/itinerant/dubsitinerant/dubs)[tinerant Dubs - Vol 1 \[Itinerant Dub\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/138028/itinerant/dubsitinerant/dubs)

We love the house and techno stuff these guys do under other names, but the releases on Itinerant Dubs are something else.

[Zed Bias - Boss LP \[Swamp81\]](http://www.bm-soho.com/store/AutoKey/138755/zed/biasboss/%284x/12%27%29)

Why doesn't Zed Bias have a knighthood for services to bass yet?

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