MGIC Strung Out by Sewer Powers

by Sewer Powers

They appeal to a range of listeners

The Archer and the Bull could not have found a better home than on California’s own DIY centric label with a soft spot for retro garage laden tunes

Sharon Jones stays true to the formula she laid down on her early releases and Dap Dippin' by presenting another session of full-force funk that pays homage to the genre's glory years without coming off as contrived

It was the last album to feature bassist Ross Valroy until 1996's Trial By Fire

MGIC Strung Out by Sewer Powers**Limited Edition Only 150 Pressed** Sydney's Edseven enters the Inner Tribe with a super soulful collab with New York vocalist Tan Brown. The EP 'MGIC' skirts Neo Soul, 90's Rnb Bounce and future leaning rhythms lush chords, swung boom bap and Tan Brown's distinct voice floating overhead. 'I Need You To' featuring Detroit native Phat Kat as special guest waxing lyrical. To round out the EP, Edseven has enlisted two Sydney dons on remixes (Vinyl