Nairobi Sisters - Promised Land Format:7" Midonet stressed the spiritual necessity

Midonet stressed the spiritual necessity of his music in approaching “the transcendental worlds whose door remains closed for most humans”

experimental work

Joe Armon-Jones drives the dub-leaning ‘Rhythm Of You’

What strikes me again

Rather than chasing trends of the early 2000s

Nairobi Sisters - Promised Land Format:7" Midonet stressed the spiritual necessityWe're turning up the gold again for Death Is Not The End sub label 333, with this repro of the much in demand Flames cut of Nairobi Sisters' Promised Land. Sampled by Q Tip for "Whateva Will Be" (appearing on ATCQ's final long player) and on a range of earlier 90s boom bap era productions, it is not at all hard to figure out why it's a coveted record. That break is as low slung and funky as it gets, and best showcased on the superbly stripped back dub