The Reflex - Lolita / CamelsThe Reflex returns to his multitracks with Lolita, a dazzling disco revision already doing damage among DJs close to his circle. Lolita rides deft hi hats, funky bass, busy piano chords and a burning soul vocal, while Camels works chunkier drums, expressive tones, an off balance chord sequence and fluttering sax into another warm, floor ready cut.

and we also have 'Dame Solamente Amor’

The Goodbye Look and Sonjah & Ian introduce a smoother jazz-pop vibe

‘Easy Money’ spent a month on the Hot Dance Club Play chart as the B-side to ‘Breaking and Entering’

I find myself returning to it

Energetic rapid-fire break work punctuates Quiet Storm with drum funk vibes that sound immense at this BPM - playfully filtered

usually on a single track or two but then they often go down to a different path for the rest of the album

D & D Beats

first broadcast 31 January 1992

Me Chama De Gato Que Eu Sou Sua

(Missed Calls)

aka Papa Bear

A double album full of bleepy breakbeat tunes and robotic electro