Sue Barker - Sue BarkerA Fantastic and rare Soul Jazz album recorded in Adelaide (Australia) in 1976. Originally pressed and released on Crest records and fully licensed by the Hot Casa team to reissue it on a deluxe 180g vinyl. Sue Barker is a Jazz singer from the 70s and one who isn't afraid of picking up a bit of Soul. Most of the album features covers from Duke Ellington to Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield or even James Brown! Actually this is more than just a vocal album,

Eight tracks recorded in Melbourne with a cast of the city’s finest musical minds

Vol 10 (Curated by Boca 45)

After almost burning the studio down

psychedelic flourishes

Jackson makes music for mirror balls

djs and funk and soul fans

Adopting a snobbish position about the current multi-faceted splintering of the disco sound - nu-disco

who was instrumental in defining the sound of Nu Groove alongside his brother Rhano under a slew of monikers

closing the loop on themes explored on her “For Lovers” ep (Technicolour

It's hard to think of two spaces that are more different

disco sample lead tracks from ex Southsea resident Sopp and a slammin’ remix by Inverness producer Mark Mackenzie

Part of the city’s burgeoning network of blunted bass and sound system culture