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Red Vinyl.

Record is close to NM.
Upper edge with beginning seamsplit, otherwise VG+.

Picture disc close to NM. Generic protective sleeve with sticker

Record has some hairlines and a few superficial scratches.

Cover and vinyl are close to NM

Round 5 sees Pachinko returning to a basement near you. Club ready sounds from shiny gem

It is the year 3666 and a new world order has strangled the life out of the Human race. Hope and optimism have shifted to despair and darkness amongst the inhabitants of planet Earth and a dystopian landscape cries out for a new injection of life. The covert operation Shift have covertly been recruiting highly skilled renegades, their mission; to deliver sonic weapons of deadly grooves converted to classified records in order to bring new life to mankind.

Kid Ginseng’s 3rd in a series of sample-delic electro 12»s embracing the sound of the diskette between 8-16 bit sound influenced by DJ Di’jital, Arabian Prince, and the LA X-men which consisted of Unknown DJ and DJ Slip. The whole LA Techno Hop label is a massive influence. Of course compatible with a Detroit electro set. Kid Ginseng is an individual.

White vinyl. Still in shrink, but opened, with hype sticker

Transparent vinyl. Still in shrink, but opened, with hype sticker

Vinyl with scuffs and hairlines

tiny wear

As the years go by, the ranks of Degiheugi's fans continue to swell: each time a new solid-gold disc is added to their already impressive discography, the result is a unique and impressive work in the French beatmaking landscape.

Endless smile, the sixth instalment, once again proves to be a great vintage, immediately limpid, but above all long in the mouth, charged with intense melodic persistence and loops that take the ear hostage.

And what a variety of aromas in the art of sampling: languorous strings, oriental flutes, bouncy brass, exotic percussion, intimate piano, samples of antediluvian blues or forgotten French chanson. This Grand Ouest varietal finds its perfect balance in a classic, timeless hip-hop spirit that runs like a red thread throughout the album.

When other beatmakers give in too quickly to the sirens of the dancefloor, Degiheugi always transports us back to his first hip-hop loves, for the pure pleasure of the “beautiful loop”. And he knows how to surround himself with the right people: his guests, whether faithful compatriots (Ghostown, Andrre, Astrid Van Peetersen) or newcomers (Ceschi, Josh Martinez), join in the party with high-flying featurings. The album title sounds like a prophecy: smile eternally as you listen to Degiheugi.