Robert Parker
I Caught You In A Lie / Holdin' Out

Freestyle comes correct again with a killer slice of 1987 UK Street Soul from Purely Fizzycal, originally issued on the duo's own Pure Impact Productions label.North Londoner Trish Langley met South Londoner Ash Kamat initially in the the mid 1980s on Tin Pan Alley, while Ash was working at Rod Argent's keyboard shop and running UK soul-focussed zine Soul Trade, and the quickly began working together. Handling the programming and production, Ash says his inspiration came from a mixture of London pirate radio sounds and the US-based sounds of Kashief, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis etc. While Trisha's vocals and melodies were influenced by growing up listening to her parents reggae records, plus her brother's taste for the likes of Brothers Johnson, Maze, Isley Brothers, and a little lovers rock such as Janet Kay - which, together with Ash's raw drum machine sounds, bears all the hallmarks for this uniquely UK take on soul.credits

✺ Originally released in 1988.✺ Pressed on black double vinyl.✺ First ever vinyl release !Handpicked by DJ CHINTAM (BLOW UP), renowned for “Japanese Groove A to Z,” this marks the vinyl debut of Junko Ohashi's 13th album from her Epic Records era.It's the premiere analog release of Junko Ohashi's 13th album from her Epic Records catalogue, now available on vinyl!Featuring lyrics by Goro Matsui, Yukinojo Mori, and Saeko Nishio, compositions by Ichiro Hada, Ken Sato, and Hideya Nakazaki, and arrangements by Nobuyuki Shimizu and Shiro Sagisu.