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To Waken Doubt In One

Long time following Bewwip's footsteps, the encounter between us was only a matter of time. We cannnnnot overstate our love for this elusive artist and we bring it proudly. Welcome sir 4rd. A+++ stuff for those who know.

The 80s Italo disco /proto-house classic 'MBO Theme' by the mighty Klein & MBO, repressed! Comes with an heavy (and unheard) South African version on the flip. Huge Tip!The MBO Theme' (1983) has been a dance floor favorite since decades, created by Mario Boncaldo and Tony Carrasco - the legendary Italian/US duo Klein & MBO. The track got support in NYC and Chicago by greats as Larry Levan, Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy.The rare version on the flip is created by a South-African band called Warrior. Rush Hour explain how they came across the track: We bumped into this version on a South African record digging trip. It took us a few months to realize the scarcity of this version. Ian Osrin, a well respected engineer in South-Africa who was involved in many 80ties and 90ties Bubblegum, Kwaito and South African disco records, explained us about music distribution in South Africa during apartheid. Because the country was culturally banned at the time, a lot of releases weren't imported or exported. Even when a track was huge, like The Klein & MBO Theme'. So South African musicians would create their own versions which were sold locally.We got in contact with Tony Carrasco from Klein & MBO. He also hadn't heard Warrior's version before, but he liked it as much as we do!'

Lost Miracles is the label run by French artist Sebastien Leger. It's loosely a continuation of the music he has made for Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream in that it is deep, dreamy and meditative. Now he offers up a complete statement of the label's sound with this various artists collection that includes his own 'Fibulae,' an epic night minute trip into exotic melodies and soft, rolling drums, and 'Skadi,' a bright, cosmically minded house cut. On 'Embre' the boss links with UK veteran Tim Green for some more buys melodic house and elsewhere Khen impresses with his majestic 'Out Of A Dream.'