
I know this track has been all over the interweb for years, but this file comes straight for Joakim himself. So do yourself a favor & replace that shitty bootleg vinyl rip.
Let Em In (Jimi Bazzouka Edit) by Joakim






Uku Kuut was born in the Soviet Union, raised in Sweden and Santa Monica California. When PPU finally caught up with him we were happy to find him still recording and producing music in Tallinn, Estonia. "I Don't Have To Cry Anymore" was Uku's first single released privately on his own label Polar Star Records in 1985. The song features Marju Kuut on vocals and Uku on Syntovox 222 Vocoder and the Oberheim DX. "Vision of Estonia" is an instrumental homage to Uku's home for the last 20 years. This will be the first time it's been available on vinyl.







I started a new party this month at PYT in Philly. Every Sunday from Noon-4 come get some much needed Electric Relaxation. I recorded a short mix of some of the music I play for the Sunday brunch crowd. I'm hoping to record a few more of these on a semi-regular basis as the party continues. And yes, there are free mimosas every week, and yes, they are delicious.





Native Underground came together through Craigslist of all places. Veteran house producer Henry Maldonado was looking for a singer that channeled the likes of Chaz Jankel, Peter Brown, and even Wham-era George Michael to pair with his latest work, so he placed an ad online. The Brooklyn native had cut his teeth in the early 90s on Strictly Rhythm (as a member of House 2 House and Urban Rhythm), the late 90s and early 00s on MAW (as Rhythm Section), and more recently on UK disco stalwart Tirk, and on his own Speak label (as Son of Sound), and was looking to evolve his sound intoa distinctly pop direction. Simply enough, Javi answered the ad, Henry loved his voice, and the rest, well, the rest is the accompanying EP.Available from Juno Download or Boomkat next week.

Vinyl Rips, Obscurities, 12" Versions, Edits, Dubs, Remixes, Bonzers, Musings & Other Rhythms with love from Philadelphia.