Sass - Much Too MuchBe With hereby presents aural perfection. Dont let the title mislead you, Much Too Much by Sass has just the right amount of everything, whether youre talking about the vocal or the instrumental. And thats as true now as it was when it was originally released back in 1982. In 1981 The Jack Sass Band, as they were known, were still working the NYC club circuit. Along with the likes of Change, The BB & Q Band and High Fashion, they were part of the

Pulse Msc and Chat Noir Tools

Kenny Dope’s Afro-Latin inspired ‘Dancefloor Powder’ version is joined this time by a rough’n’ready

but why stop there

New and mainly unknown artists from all over the place gather on this stuffed double LP

looped up in all the right places to tease the energy of the crowd and get you shaking

Gigi Masin's solo albums remained for the most part totally unknown

A collection of 'Space' classics

Consistently

children and wild spirits share territories and cooperate in harmony in their plight to protect these ancient islands from the ceaseless threat of the Great Grey Invasion

and he’d have a hand in the others at various points as well

newcomer Mihail P gets down to the 808 nitty gritty with a bouncing ball acid funk breaker while Erell Ranson closes the show on a hazy

they dug deep and put us onto two absolute gems from their beloved collections