Masters At Work - It's What We Live, It's What We AreMAW take it back to the Masters At Work Dub Style with a swinging, deep groove, that brings forth hypnotic tones. Just keep that dance music alive in the words of the Late, Great, Donnell Rush (RIP) who recorded over 25 years ago on Maw Records, carries on a message to the world through this new production from Masters At Work. Taking it back to the OG days, Kenny on the beats, Louie Vega on the Keyboards, its a Maw Special!!!

A stark departure from cktrl’s previous work

Aretha Franklin

The EP ends with 'The Tipsy Man (And His Jazzy Steps)' with jazzy piano loops who seem to answer to questions asked by the groovy bassline

Berlin based sound artist Sa Pa delivers AI-33

Truscott and Duterte’s collaborative project offers a glimpse of the creative possibilities that can emerge from a state of defeat

While his recent anthemic single ‘Live My Life’ displays Edwards’ knack for twisting vocal hooks into main room artillery

“Sometimes I Might Be Introvert”

Going further into connecting Two Generations

one for Philadelphia's Eldorado Records (Charles Earland's Small Philly Label) & three on Gregar Records out of New York

Someone trips and blam

Although Side A is inspired by the natural beauty of a waterfall

“Hannah (The Sun)” and “Faisal (Envelops Me”) on Vinyl