January 2011 Archives

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Flapjack Records platter is getting fatter with:

FLAPD19:
"The Flapjack Sampler Platter Vol. 2"


A. Francis Jilla - Dreams
B. Bernard Jones - Swag Jackin
C. B.Original - Anything You Need
D. Jeff Service - J Train

It's time again for another super fat platter of breakfast beats goodness from Flapjack Records. "The Flapjack Sampler Platter Vol. 2" is our new special created using just the right sized helpings of some seriously enormous sounds. This compilation of culinary genius was hand-picked by all the healthy and lively listeners of the Flapjack Radio broadcast who participated in the Wicked Or Wack section of the show over all of last year. So consider yourselves connoisseurs of great taste and aficionados of freaky good beats.

Francis Jilla makes his triumphant return to the platter with his sexy n saucy boot "Dreams". You can't mistake a good vocal jam when it's piled high on your platter dripping with a rock groove. Soak your earholes in this one and hit your target dance floor right between the thighs.

Next on the platter is a generous portion of "Swag Jackin" by Flapjack new jack Bernard Jones. Bernard gives us a little taste of the hood with a meaty portion of bass that shakes bins and will move roll the grits right off your plate. Sop this jam up with a fork load of funk or just pour it right down your gullet for maximum jack experience.

Another new face in the Flapjack kitchen from across the pond is B.Original. He burns us like a kitchen fire with his down in gritty home recipe ripper "Anything You Need". This is one of those savory bits like a bag of your favorite chips. Once you get into that bag, there is no going back, but only this time the beats just keep getting phatter and not your belly.

Right smack dab in the center of the platter sits a heaping hot harmonious hunk of funk from Flapjack veteran culinary specialist and practicing horticulturist Jeff Service. His cut of beats "J Train" is the portion on the platter you have to save for last because you know it always goes down so good on the dance floor. So if you are djing on an empty stomach, then this is the perfect thing for you to order up. Grab some silverware, headphone, and enjoy "The Flapjack Sampler Platter Vol. 2".

This release is available now digitally at the following locations:
Jack Shack | Stompy | Beatport | Traxsource | Juno | Primal | Damn Noisy
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Flapjack Records is getting surly sippin:

FLAP013:
Wattie Green
"Bottle Of Justice EP"


A1. Don't Stop (Original Mix)
A2. Don't Stop (Dub Mix)
B1. Knock John Booker
B2. That's Jazz


Flapjack Records' prodigal son Wattie Green returns with a devastatingly surly stomper of an EP entitled the "Bottle Of Justice EP". This marks Wattie Green's third vinyl release on Flapjack Records and certainly shines above the rest of his big swill releases. It is great to get drunk with an old friend again, so sit back and throw this sip of whiskey on the decks and enjoy some true southern comfort.

The "Bottle of Justice EP" opens with a floor filling romper entitled "Don't Stop". This tune is a sure fire classic put to the test of years of uninhibited drinking and still has the muster to work up a fuss in the dance hall. This tune will work on any dance floor anywhere from a big boot scoot n boogie out in the barn all the way to your grandpa's living room.

To accompany the lead track is the "Don't Stop (Dub Mix)", which is a play on the first one but with a little more emotion and a nice minor key groove for all you heart breakers. Put a little of this in the punch at the sock hop and you are sure to get to second base at least. If not, just keep playing the tune and maybe try washing your ass or something.

On the back of the bottle we have one of my favorite ingredients, "Knock John Booker". This is a seriously smooth jam complete with a firewater keys sample a la Wattie's signature style. The rug underneath the front of your gramophone will surely need a cleaning after the carnage your boogie will do from listening to this gem. This is literally all that the U.S. offered the French for the Louisiana Purchase, and I think we took a loss there.

To seal the deal is "That's Jazz", a swing jam per the schematics that made Wattie Green a house hold name. This swinger has all the grains for your brain including the old time piano, horns, and swing that put the moon in shine. So step right up and grab yourselves a copy of FLAP013: Wattie Green - "Bottle Of Justice EP".

This 12" vinyl release is out NOW at the following locations:
Downtown 304 | Juno | Gramaphone
frankiejnectar.jpgSo here is the taco and salsa fueled mix that got feet moving down in Mexico City this past November.  What a great time I had down there.  Again I would like to give a bit shout out to Big Pack, Alysha Kid, and the rest of the Fluye House Crew that put together such a fun night.  If you want to join in on the fun, well now you can by downloading and listening to the mix right here:

Frankie J - Live @ Rewind, Mexico City 11/12/10


There are lots of great upcoming Flapjack Records jamz in this mix along with tons of classics and other solid joint.  I hope you enjoy the night as much as I did ;) BOOM!

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