Sep 10, 2020Forgot I bought a shirt and the BTSTU vinyl
Sep 10, 2020WOW!
Sep 10, 2020Wish i copped something from the Jai drop🥺
- Sep 10, 2020Teddy Bridgewater
Jasmine is finally in stock and shipping in 24 hours
we’re here gang 
Just to be clear it says shipping soon. The 24hrs part is in relation to changing your order details
- Sep 10, 2020
OttmarSo excited for this, gonna get my BTSTU with this as well
Same. 2 of the tracks I have been listening to for years & dreaming about playing on vinyl. Soon to be a reality! Really excited. I’d lost all hope of getting these. So today is a great day
Sep 10, 2020·edited·1 replycant stop thinking about a dj paul/ djai paul mashup
Sep 10, 2020100,000 years later YESSSSSSSS
WE ARE EATING BOYS- Sep 10, 2020Ottmar
So excited for this, gonna get my BTSTU with this as well
forgot I ordered this too
Sep 10, 2020·1 reply“Str8 Outta Mumbai” seems to be, maybe, dare I say—finished. Which makes sense, because it would be impossible to improve upon this. The mind reels when imagining the colossal impact this song could have made if it was given a proper release years ago—the charts it could have climbed, the brains it could have blown, the joy it could have spread. Propelled by samples of Ravi Shankar’s soundtrack for the 1979 Bollywood film Meera, ‘Str8 Outta Mumbai’ is a miracle of cultural synthesis, in which a young British man of Indian descent gloriously expands what pop music can be. At the song’s apex, right when you expect a Prince-ly guitar solo to hit, a Hindi vocal sample erupts instead. I’ve listened to this song hundreds of times across the last six years, and that moment still fills me with awe. It’s the sound of borders breaking, of traditions mingling, of a utopian closeness that so often seems so far away.”
Perfectly said
Sep 11, 2020·edited·1 replyAy yall see Reinen's IG story? looks like she's finishing up those demos we heard on the show
- Sep 11, 2020·1 replySegaDreamFlash
Ay yall see Reinen's IG story? looks like she's finishing up those demos we heard on the show
Peep the SEPT20 date in the most recent one
- Sep 11, 2020·1 replyxo
Peep the SEPT20 date in the most recent one
Month / Year of creation 🤷🏻♂️
Sep 12, 2020·2 repliesTweedDiadorascant stop thinking about a dj paul/ djai paul mashup
It's defo coming soon and it's gonna be a great one. Thank you. Take care. <3
- CKL TML 🌺Sep 12, 2020DJPAUL
It's defo coming soon and it's gonna be a great one. Thank you. Take care. <3
- Sep 12, 2020·editedDJPAUL
It's defo coming soon and it's gonna be a great one. Thank you. Take care. <3
oh man, I meant DJ Paul of 3 6!
I'll be checking out your next mix, too!
- Sep 14, 2020aMZoqFun
Month / Year of creation 🤷🏻♂️
when did the demo get previewed though, wasnt it in August?
- Sep 16, 2020·3 replies
Sep 16, 2020WRFwooooooo
- Sep 16, 2020·1 replyWRF
Did this arrive today?
Are you in the UK??
Sep 16, 2020·3 repliesNot my picture:
Sep 16, 2020·1 replyCampariNot my picture:
wow, didn't know it would have a new cover art
- Sep 16, 2020·1 replyaMZoqFun
Did this arrive today?
Are you in the UK??
yes x2
Sep 16, 2020DevilOrAngel“Str8 Outta Mumbai” seems to be, maybe, dare I say—finished. Which makes sense, because it would be impossible to improve upon this. The mind reels when imagining the colossal impact this song could have made if it was given a proper release years ago—the charts it could have climbed, the brains it could have blown, the joy it could have spread. Propelled by samples of Ravi Shankar’s soundtrack for the 1979 Bollywood film Meera, ‘Str8 Outta Mumbai’ is a miracle of cultural synthesis, in which a young British man of Indian descent gloriously expands what pop music can be. At the song’s apex, right when you expect a Prince-ly guitar solo to hit, a Hindi vocal sample erupts instead. I’ve listened to this song hundreds of times across the last six years, and that moment still fills me with awe. It’s the sound of borders breaking, of traditions mingling, of a utopian closeness that so often seems so far away.”
Perfectly said
The sample hit in that song is ethereal
- Sep 16, 2020
Doesn’t look like the centre label is metallic? Does it smell of flowers?