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It’s 1 year since JFB’s incredible ‘Jammy Fader Breaks’ sold out almost instantly! To celebrate we give you a super limited (200 copies Worldwide) Silver vinyl repress with alternative colourway sleeve! JFB needs no introduction, an absolute Monster on the turntables and 3 times DMC World Champion, he has nothing left to prove on the battle scene or club circuit. However Woodwurk are very proud to bring you a first from this legend in the game, JFB’s first ever battle break record - Jammy Fader Breaks Side A contains a huge library of JFB’s personal scratch sample collection including original and hilarious vocals from beatbox innovator Beardyman. There are 9 skip-proof vocal phrases perfect for scratch jams, practice and battle sets plus a large selection skip-proof beats and drum phrases ideal for beat-juggle and drumming practice. The side ends with a never ending locked groove electro beat for scratch sessions. Side B contains another 2 huge sections of scratch samples from the JFB volts plus a selection of beats and sounds from some of JFB’s World conquering routines, allowing you to try them out for yourself or create something new. This side again finishes with an electro beat lock groove to jam over. Buy 2 copies for twice the fun, this record is a must for beat jugglers and scratchers alike! Much like the man himself, Jammy Fader Breaks is a beast with something for everyone! Artwork comes courtesy of Woodwurk Records head honcho DJ Woody, bringing to life some of the suggestions made by JFB fans as to what the letters of his name really stand for.

• Produced by 3x World DMC Champion turntablist JFB. • Skip-proof scratch phrases, drumming phrases, 133.33bpm juggle beats, full sentences, instrumentals, routines and lock grooves. • Unique battle samples from JFB’s own collection, including vocals by Beardyman. • Perfect for battle routines, freestyle scratching and juggle practice. • Artwork by DJ Woody

12 tracks feat. Thes One of People Under The Stairs, Edan & Mr. Lif, Hymnal, ...

Guests on the album include Dorian Concept and Cid Rim, Muhsinah, Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow, but Clonious is a good nice dude, too!

The return of the beloved Wrecka Stow series w/ DJ Spinna and J.Rocc is here! Full color jacket w/ OG colors theme. DJ Spinna, celebrated for his creative endeavors in music scenes world wide, has a history of refreaking classics. His remixes are staples to the DJ community! Truly a sign o the times! “Maple Syrup Jam” This Fresh remix by the legendary DJ Spinna impeccably blends a soulful groove with a timeless classic. Mixing Mazes’ “Before I let go”, this refreak weaves the Purple ones playful lyrics and bouncy melody of Frankie that echoes the smooth, feel-good vibes of Starfish. J.Rocc, founding member of the Beat Junkies from Los Angeles, on this reprise puts his producer powers to this influential refreak series. “RE: Purple Music” A posthumous release, but well-known among his Purple Royalness’ fans, J.Rocc captures the Purple ones exploration of highs of his early 80’s works, with a slowed tempo, multi-groove filled, yet minimalist track. J.Rocc takes the Purple Antidote to heart and carries us on a full bodied spiritual journey.

"Killer gospel tinged edit of Nas on the A side guaranteed to nod heads everywhere - and the flip (blatant self promotion here!) brings the classic Wu Tang stormer up to the fore with the killer chorus from the Charmels #blinding Favorite track: HALF MAN HALF AMAZING" Sam Tweaks

Booty Haul returns to Alloy Cuts with more of his Boom Bap goodness. Blending multiple choice samples and breaks, most notably the Mary Jane Girls’ “All Night Long”, to create a hip hop instrumental that sounds like it was forged in a NYC basement in the mid-90s. This time Mr Haul draws for a ragga acapella on the A Side, clashing with the Canadian Dancehall Queen “Carla Marshall” and her 1990 hit “Champion”.

"Our Thang" is the instrumental revisit of a classic JB funk tune with extra guitar work,
trombone solo and vibraphone (courtesy of Jorun's "Espressolites" band) giving the tune
a new breath of life and color. A must have for the 45 collectors.

"Phungry" instrumentally combines a 90's Hip Hop classic together with reggae vocals
in the same musical key. You never heard it like this before!
The perfect addition to your record crate that will sit comfortably next to your original version
of "Passing me By" and will musically blend perfectly with it.

"Our Thang" is the instrumental revisit of a classic JB funk tune with extra guitar work,
trombone solo and vibraphone (courtesy of Jorun's "Espressolites" band) giving the tune
a new breath of life and color. A must have for the 45 collectors.

"Phungry" instrumentally combines a 90's Hip Hop classic together with reggae vocals
in the same musical key. You never heard it like this before!
The perfect addition to your record crate that will sit comfortably next to your original version
of "Passing me By" and will musically blend perfectly with it.

It's been a while, but after some significant restructuring behind the scenes, Soul Flip is back in the groove, with a fresh new look, and more sweet, soulful sounds.



Chapter 16 of the Soul Flip story sees Del Gazeebo breathe fresh life into a couple of absolute classics, steering them directly at the dancefloor.



First up for the Soul Flip treatment is Sam & Dave's "Soul Man", Del somehow making an already big tune even bigger, and very much more DJ-friendly.



On the flip, Del takes the O'Jays original version of "Now That We Found Love" & injects it with fresh energy. It also retains the glorious strings from the album version that was edited out from the original 7" (UK only) release.

Two of the biggest names in the game join forces & the results do not disappoint!Straight out of Le Havre, Djar One's beat-heavy productions have been demanding attention on dancefloors and radio stations worldwide via his Beats House imprint. We couldn't be more delighted to have him on board the good ship Soul Flip for our eleventh 45 release. First up for the Djar One treatment is Mary Wells' Northern-leaning stomper, "Can't You See (You're Losing Me)". Already a dancefloor bomb, Djar One ramps up the energy still further to devastating effect. On the flip, he takes on the seldom-heard original 1965 version of "Uncle Willie Good Time" by The Astors with similarly superb results.