Congress - 40 Miles / Better GroovesMedia Condition: Very Good + Sleeve Condition: Very Good + Congress was an alias of Danny Matlock and Danny Harrison, better known as Nush, who were popular in the mid late nineties with handbag hits such as 'U Girls' and also for their omnipresent remixes. Originally '40 Miles' was an instrumental track before vocals were added and the song became a rave anthem and perfect example of old school house.

demonstrating his old school acid inspired productions

Bringing the infectious bass to the foreground behind a shuffling rhythm layered with guitar and horn samples

I started to feel the desire to make a different kind of sound and I decided to start my solo project creating songs like 'Boss Man' and 'Lionel' that were closer to the Krautrock style’ recalls Piero Torsani

heavy beat production

Vivienne McKone back in the nineties taking in Acid Jazz

"The Disco Mixes" by Young Gun Silver Fox features two special extended disco versions of "Tip Of The Flame" and "Rolling Back"

Classic from Housey Doingz

the band decided to write and record a rambling account of growth as individuals

Todh Teri flows into a classic tune

so big up Soundway for this one

a 24- page booklet with extensive liner notes

Seen through a viewfinder of deep and immersive observation