Ill Mondo is a hip-hop production duo based in the SF bay area. Consisting of JRK (Wide Hive Records) and Johnny Red (One Little Indian Records), Ill Mondo takes as much influence and inspiration from 70’s rock and soul as they do from 90’s hip-hop. Last year, Ill Mondo released their debut album: a collaboration with LA rapper Neal Rames, featuring legendary guests like Percee P, Sean Price, and Prince Po. The album received high critical praise and stayed at #9 on the CMJ Hip-Hop charts for 2 weeks.
This is DJ Deep's third offering from BBE in his fantastic 'City To City' series which explores house ges both old and new. 'City To City 3' is not a definitive collection of legendary house tracks but intended to be a personal selection of older and newer tracks that have a very special place in DJ Deep’s heart and his record box. There is a healthy dollop of old school house classics; 1991 Kerri Chandler produced 'Feel The Breeze', M-M's 'M&M Theme', Armando's 'Don't Take It', Lidell Townsell's 'I'll Make You Dance' and Adonis produced 'Utilize The Beat'. Rubbing shoulders with the classics are European deep techno producers Claro Intellecto and Redshape. Dj-firendly unmixed CD too!!!
Seamless Twelve's are proud to bring you the first release from top soulful house producer Nick Moss aka Groove Assassin on Seamless Recordings. The Groove Assassin has been producing tracks for well over 15 years and djing for even longer and has tracks and remixes on many of the worlds longest running and most respected House music labels such as Defected, Strictly Rhythm, Soul Heaven Recordings, King Street, Nitegrooves and Mn2S to name just a few. For his first release on Seamless Twelve's he has teamed up with singer Mina Jackson to bring you an uplifting soulful number called "Feel Good Muzik". With his usual first rate production this is a stylish and elegant soulful track with beautiful keys and chords.
Ill Mondo is a hip-hop production duo based in the SF bay area. Consisting of JRK (Wide Hive Records) and Johnny Red (One Little Indian Records), Ill Mondo takes as much influence and inspiration from 70’s rock and soul as they do from 90’s hip-hop. Last year, Ill Mondo released their debut album: a collaboration with LA rapper Neal Rames, featuring legendary guests like Percee P, Sean Price, and Prince Po. The album received high critical praise and stayed at #9 on the CMJ Hip-Hop charts for 2 weeks.
