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Dundundun - Future Hope- future jazz group from Bristol turns up the Afrobeat on new EP

After the first EP flew off the shelves and turned some serious heads, Dundundun are back with another heavyweight dancefloor killer! Their second EP opens with a dubbed-out new school broken beat stomper in the form of Future Hope, featuring the incredible Nadeem Din-Gabisi on vocals. Track 2 sees fellow Bristolian Red Rack'em flip the track into a drum heavy ecstatic House bouncer. The B-side walks on the wilder side with heavy percussion and synth workout Midnight Manoeuvres before the heavy hornlines of the afro-brazilian infused afrobeat banger Can Do.

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Run Logan Run - For A Brief Moment We Could Smell The Flowers - sax/drums duo from Bristol, produced by Riaan Vosloo

Bristolian duo Run Logan Run release their third studio album released on Worm Discs. Run Logan Run’s third full-length album For A Brief Moment We Could Smell The Flowers finds the acclaimed Bristolian duo pushing their music forwards in a dramatic new direction in the company of producer Riaan Vosloo (Nostalgia 77). Recorded in lockdown after months of intense jamming, the album bolsters the dynamic improvised sound of the group with expansive synth soundscapes that add depth, warmth and emotional heft to the duo’s uniquely committed style of spiritualised jazz. Pushed onwards by the kinetic ferocity of Brown’s drums, guided by souldeep melodies, motifs and cries unfurled from Hayes’ tenor, the music that emerges is fiercely committed, questing and risk-taking. For A Brief Moment We Could Smell The Flowers is scorching energy music for the 21st century, with the psychedelic heaviness and glowing afterburn of Palm Unit, or Sonny Simmons with Moksha Samnyasin – a thunderous, beautiful soundworld forged on the Bristolian frontlines of a new wave of social protest and historical awareness, and amid the strange silences of the world in lockdown. It’s hopeful, joyous and furious music for a world that might be, and bears witness to the era that might yet make it manifest.

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Dundundun - s/t EP - debut from another great new UK jazz band (and props to Worm Discs for their excellent logo!)

Dundundun present their debut release on vinyl! Whilst Dundundun are a new band, their respective members have spent the past decade touring the world and darkening studios with ​The Heavy​, ​ Alice Russell​, ​Pete Josef​, ​DJ Die and ​Dele Sosimi​, bringing a rich heritage of sound straight out of Bristol’s thriving music scene. Their debut EP features a 2021 re-imagination of the Sun Ra classic "Love In Outer Space", which comes with a dancefloor-ready remix from fellow Bristolian; Ishmael Ensemble. On the flip, Glaswegian selector and ​Worldwide FM resident ​Rebecca Vasmant channels fuzzy Afrobeats and floating ethereal frequencies on her superb retouch of ​‘Anansi’.

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corto.alto - 435 - Glasgow “nu-jazz collective,” vinyl/digital release of 4 tracks from their “Live from 435″ living-room performance series, RIYL Snarky Puppy (Worm Discs)