Gator Boots Vol.19 (VINYL ONLY), by Sol Power All-Stars

Gator Boots Vol.19 (VINYL ONLY)

by Sol Power All-Stars

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1.	Full Moon (Snippet) 01:30	buy track
2.	Water Drip (Snippet) 01:30	buy track
3.	My Brothers (Snippet) 01:30	buy track
4.	Buk-In Hamm (Snippet) 01:30	buy track

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A1 Brandy - Full Moon (Sol Power All-Stars Remix)
Deep, soulful house flip of an R&B classic. Featuring keyboardist Will Rast, formerly of the Brooklyn-based legendary afrobeat band Antibalas and also of DC-based The Funk Ark. Will delivers warm chords and a blistering moog solo that works perfectly with the afro house production.

A2 Sol Power All-Stars - Water Drip
This one has a familiar sample, completely recontextualized into a midtempo acid-tinged chugger. Perfect for the heavy warm-ups or the late night dance floor freaks.

B1 The J.B.s - My Brother (Sol Power All-Stars Bruk it Up Remix)
No one is funkier than the J.B.s but the Sol Power All-Stars put their stamp on this groovy classic. Part bruk, part acid, all funk!

B2 Peter Tosh - Buk in Hamm Palace (Sol Power All-Stars Extended Dub)
A reggae disco classique gets the Sol Power treatment! This one has been in our crates for years and adds some needed heft, percussion, and extended dub to the original. Start it from the top for the vocal or at the halfway point if you just want that deep dubby disco goodness.