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    The Poets Of Rhythm - What Goes 'Round (2002)

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    The Poets Of Rhythm - What Goes 'Round (2002)

    The Poets Of Rhythm - What Goes 'Round (2002)
    Label: Shadow Records [SDW125-2] | MP3-320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+cue, log) | 48:03 | 112 MB / 287 MB | 13 tracks
    Genre: Soul, Funk, Rhythm & Blues, Jazz-Funk

    Released in 2002 by Shadow Records, What Goes 'Round is a definitive anthology collecting classic tracks from the pioneering Munich deep funk ensemble The Poets Of Rhythm. Led by brothers Jan and Max Weissenfeldt alongside vocalist Boris Geiger, the German group spearheaded the modern raw funk revival of the 1990s, meticulously channeling the horn-heavy, tight-grooving sound of 1960s James Brown and The J.B.'s. The 13-track program compiles the majority of their acclaimed 1993 debut album Practice What You Preach alongside two rare tracks originally released on the 1995 compilation Original Raw Soul, Vol. 1. Driven by crisp drum rimshots, scratching guitar clucks, booming basslines, and punchy brass arrangements, tracks like "Funky Run Through Pt. 1&2," "More Mess On My Thing," and "Choking On A Piece Of Meat" serve as a masterclass in authentic vintage funk.

    New Horizons - Something New / Gonna Have Big Fun (2010)

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    New Horizons - Something New / Gonna Have Big Fun (2010)

    New Horizons - Something New / Gonna Have Big Fun (2010)
    Label: Funkytowngrooves | MP3-320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans) | 1:13:48 | 184,6 / 491,3 Mb | 14 tracks
    Genre: Soul, Funk

    Something New / Gonna Have Big Fun is a polished two-album collection from New Horizons that captures the transition between sophisticated early-1980s funk and modern soul grooves. Released by Funkytowngrooves, this expanded edition combines the group’s 1983 album Something New with the 1984 follow-up Gonna Have Big Fun, presenting a complete overview of their smooth yet rhythmically driven sound. The recordings blend soulful vocal harmonies, danceable basslines, synth-driven arrangements, and touches of electro-funk that reflect the evolving urban music landscape of the mid-1980s. Tracks such as “Your Thing Is Your Thing,” “Something New,” and “Big Fun” highlight the group’s energetic groove-oriented style, while songs like “Searching For That Lady” and “Love To Spend The Night” explore a softer and more melodic side. Rich production, catchy hooks, and polished instrumentation make the collection appealing to fans of classic funk and vintage R&B. This release stands as a strong example of the sophisticated dance-soul sound that flourished during the early digital era of funk music.

    Patrice Rushen - Watch Out! (1987/2012) CD-Rip

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    Patrice Rushen - Watch Out! (1987/2012) CD-Rip

    Patrice Rushen - Watch Out! (1987, 2012)
    Label: Funky Town Grooves | FLAC (Tracks + .Cue, Log, Scans) | Time: 01:15:17 | 527.9 Mb | 14 tracks
    Genre: Soul, Funk, Pop

    Watch Out! is a polished and groove-driven release from Patrice Rushen, originally issued in 1987 and later expanded in this 2012 Funky Town Grooves edition. Known for her talents as a vocalist, songwriter, keyboardist, and producer, Rushen blends sophisticated funk rhythms with radio-friendly pop songwriting and smooth soul textures throughout the album. The production reflects the late-1980s studio sound with crisp drum programming, layered synthesizers, melodic basslines, and elegant vocal arrangements. Tracks such as the title song “Watch Out!” and “Breakin' All the Rules” deliver energetic dancefloor appeal, while songs like “All My Love” and “Tender Lovin'” emphasize her melodic and romantic sensibilities. The expanded edition adds valuable remix material, including dub, extended, and acapella versions that highlight the era’s club-oriented production style. Patrice Rushen’s musical precision and warm vocal presence remain central across the entire set. Overall, this edition offers both a strong original album and an excellent archival look at her late-80s creative period.