Mother Freedom Band - Cutting The ChordMother Freedom Bands Cutting The Chord is a funky modern soul classic. Its both a criminally under appreciated album and a hard to find record so were delighted to be giving this sweet disco funk groover the reissue treatment it deserves. Produced by the great Al Goodman from The Moments and originally released in 1977, Cutting The Chord seems to be one of the lesser known releases on the curious, and often great All Platinum label. Other than a 7 of

Where I Belong ft Mariah Carey 17

with a vocal vaguely reminiscent of Stevie Wonder in places

to the uplifting melody of 'Say A Prayer For Me'

and DJ Trevor Nelson

for those eyes-closed-lovedancing moments

each seeing them through their own cosmic prisms

As underground jazz fermented in the social and political powder keg of early-80s South Africa

First official release with the full permission and cooperation of the National Audiovisual Institute

One of Detroit's greatest musical polymaths

MM Discos is born with no musical prejudices whatsoever but undoubtedly influenced by a certain mix of genres in which one can identify

A1 - I Can Feel Your Love (Coming Down On Me)

the second album from Louie Vega’s critically acclaimed live orchestral project