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Soul Jazz Records
Old School Hip-Hop / Disco Rap / Electro / Funk / Soul / Classic Breaks
2026-07-15
SJR CD370
Tracks Count: 14 Tracks
Total Time: 88:14 Min
🧠 Timeless street-level micro-grooves, rolling slap-bass lines, raw analog synthesizer bleeps, and heavy, uncompressed low-end breaks. A forward-thinking historical dance architecture.
The Vibe: Focus keyphrase: Soul Jazz Records Boombox 2. Essential archival material for vinyl purists tracking the absolute genetic roots of modern club culture. Now available for high-fidelity discovery on MusicVibez and SpecialForDJs.
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Harlem World Crew – Let's Rock
Lonnie Love – Young Ladies
Kool DJ A.J. – Ah, That's the Joint
Terry Lewis & Wild Flower – The Peoples Message Take Two
Rappers Rapp Group – Rappin' Partee Groove (Club Version)
Eddie Cheba – Lookin' Good
MC Rock Lovely – One Time Two Time Blow Your Mind
Little Starsky – Dancin' Party People
Manujothi – Shake Your Body
Busy Bee – School Days
TJ Swann, Pee Wee Mel & Swann Controllers – Maximus Party
Margo's Kool Out Crew – Death Rap
Grand Master Chilly T & Stevie G – Rock the Message Rap
Zoot II – Dr. Ice Rap
The dynamic preservation and acoustic restoration on this Soul Jazz Records compilation are stellar, retaining massive headroom and organic punch. The mastering engineer beautifully avoided modern brickwall limiting, allowing the raw live drum breaks, early Roland synth-bass lines, and dry vocal transients to pop with astonishing clarity. Cuts like Terry Lewis's 13-minute epic "The Peoples Message Take Two" or the heavy electro-leaning bounce of "Dr. Ice Rap" function as timeless, highly potent secret weapons for premium turntablists and leftfield selectors.
