SS035 from 2009 sees its digital release, Theo with his more cosmic meditations; firstly 'Space Station', a robust slice of laser-spinning space-funk, whilst 'Going Through Changes' with Danny Banks' smooth vocals melting over the feathered hi-hat pleasure, nimble rhythmic craftsmanship and soulful bass. Lush.

Picked!

Picked!

A must for the Theo-heads out there, a whole hour of some extended, unreleased versions of Theo's productions. A twelve-minute version of 'Falling Up', a twenty-two minute version of lo-fi weirdness of 'Doomless Stomp' and 'Melloghettomental (Instrumental)' from 2010's collaboration with vocalist Billy Love.

Originally released on CD in late August via Marcellus Pittman's own Unirhythm, fellow Detroit legend Theo Parrish was quick to pick up 'Pieces', Pittman's debut full-length, for his own Sound Signature imprint. Ten killer analogue tracks, from deep and soulful material to jacking, off-kilter jams. Recommended.

Following up a previous collaboration with Theo Parrish, Ghanaian-Londoner Ashong's production talents come to fore alongside his stunning vocals. 'Flowers' saunters a dreamy, summery groove in an indescribably soulful style, 'Take It Slow' an earthy acoustic funk and 'The Way She Moves' plucked guitar lushness. Killer.

Selected as Artist of week #35

Brand new material from the inimitable Theo Parrish, the ten-minute 'S.T.F.U' hauntingly knocking rugged beats against equally robust synth bleeps, a seven minute version thereof and an alternative version (only on digital!) which magnificently traverses deeper subconscious depths. Outstanding.