Top 100 Chart placements for Nat Tate
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As we bid farewell to another remarkable year and eagerly anticipate the forthcoming 20th-anniversary celebrations of Bomb Strikes, the 'Highlights 2023' release stands as a testament to the enduring quality that defines the label. The assembled track list has not only secured numerous chart-topping positions, global airtime and playlist support across the board but also demonstrates the high level of the label roster featuring some of the scene's biggest stars and brightest talents. The Niceguys continue to cement their sound with 'Strip It' perfectly showcasing their funk & soul sensibilities. Following suit, we're treated to the funk & hip-hop vibes of both X-Ray Ted and Boca 45, with the latter being skilfully remixed by DJ Moneyshot of The Allergies. Ruckus Robotics marked his long-awaited return to production with a stunning debut on the label in the form of his Odetta cover. Adding to the sonic feast with a focus more on the bass-heavy but no less funky are Tom Booze and Beat Le Juice. There is a second outing from The Niceguys, once again with the amazing Bobby Saint on vocals, but this time in the form of a remix from the legendary A.Skillz. Nat Tate's rework of 'Freed From Desire' featuring the vocals of Yolanda Quartey (AKA Yola), is remixed into a future funk classic by Boca 45. Things then move into infectious Disco and Nu-Disco grooves territory with music from true stars of the sound Kraak & Smaak, in addition to long-time label contributors Shaka Loves You and a welcome return from Bazza Ranks (alongside Turnstyle and Venessa Jackson). Rounding things off is a stunning remix by DJ Vadim of Mr. Doris & D-funk's classic 'All Down'. A truly outstanding selection of music from a label showing no signs of slowing down or lowering its standards.
Bobby Saint, Prop Dylan, The Niceguys, X-Ray Ted, Boca 45, DJ Woody, Emskee, Ruckus Roboticus, Arnae Batson, Tom Booze, Everyman, Mr Maph, Beat Le Juice, Nat Tate, Turnstyle, Bazza Ranks, Venessa Jackson, Kraak & Smaak, Shaka Loves You, DJ Vadim, Cantaloop, Mr Doris, N'fa Jones, D-Funk
Bomb Strikes' much loved Funk N' Beats compilations reach something of a milestone with the 10th volume in the series. For such an occasion, the label called upon a true legend of the sound, who has featured many times on the previous volumes, Bristol's very own Boca 45. Scott Hendy immersed himself in all things Hip Hop and Funk from a young age and has been unleashing productions upon the world for the last 25 years on legendary labels such as Grand Central and Mass Appeal. His place as an aficionado is beyond doubt with his selection and turntable skills seeing him hold down residencies at Fabric, appearing globally and even being hand-picked by the mysterious artist Banksy to open his Dismaland project. With such credentials and decades of crate digging to draw upon, the album was always going to be something special. The final track list includes new exclusives alongside stone-cold classics, forgotten and overlooked gems, which are now available digitally for the first time. This includes new tracks from the man himself and music from Hip-Hop and Beats royalty Bronx Dogs and Jurassic 5's Chali 2NA (alongside Krafty Kuts). More highlights come in the form of J.P Bimeni & The Black Belts interpretation of a Spencer Davis classic and Nat Tate's cover of a dance anthem featuring Waldo's Gift and Yolanda Quartey (AKA Yola, fresh from playing Sister Rosetta in Baz Luhrmann's Elvis movie), reworked into future funk classic by Boca 45. There are also stand-out productions from The Gaff, The Allergies' own DJ Moneyshot, Paul Nice & Phill Most Chill, X-Ray Ted, and many more. All of which makes this an album that can equally satisfy the most ardent funk lover while offering something for the first-time listener as well. The album can be enjoyed as individual tracks or via the Boca 45 crafted live DJ mix, showcasing not only his considerable skills but also the musical journey on offer.
Boca 45, Katalyst, Hundred Strong, Tom Central, Kaitain, Paul Nice, Phill Most Chill, Leisure Allstars, Krafty Kuts, Chali 2na, Soundsci, DJ Tron, Aeon Seven, DJ Moneyshot, DJ Woody, Emskee, Claude Cooper, Brain Fog, The Gaff, X-Ray Ted, The Bronx Dogs, Mistasweet, Djar One, J.P. Bimeni, The Black Belts, Nat Tate, Kali Pheonix, Space Invadas, Western Roots, One Cut
Bomb Strikes' much loved Funk N' Beats compilations reach something of a milestone with the 10th volume in the series. For such an occasion, the label called upon a true legend of the sound, who has featured many times on the previous volumes, Bristol's very own Boca 45. Scott Hendy immersed himself in all things Hip Hop and Funk from a young age and has been unleashing productions upon the world for the last 25 years on legendary labels such as Grand Central and Mass Appeal. His place as an aficionado is beyond doubt with his selection and turntable skills seeing him hold down residencies at Fabric, appearing globally and even being hand-picked by the mysterious artist Banksy to open his Dismaland project. With such credentials and decades of crate digging to draw upon, the album was always going to be something special. The final track list includes new exclusives alongside stone-cold classics, forgotten and overlooked gems, which are now available digitally for the first time. This includes new tracks from the man himself and music from Hip-Hop and Beats royalty Bronx Dogs and Jurassic 5's Chali 2NA (alongside Krafty Kuts). More highlights come in the form of J.P Bimeni & The Black Belts interpretation of a Spencer Davis classic and Nat Tate's cover of a dance anthem featuring Waldo's Gift and Yolanda Quartey (AKA Yola, fresh from playing Sister Rosetta in Baz Luhrmann's Elvis movie), reworked into future funk classic by Boca 45. There are also stand-out productions from The Gaff, The Allergies' own DJ Moneyshot, Paul Nice & Phill Most Chill, X-Ray Ted, and many more. All of which makes this an album that can equally satisfy the most ardent funk lover while offering something for the first-time listener as well. The album can be enjoyed as individual tracks or via the Boca 45 crafted live DJ mix, showcasing not only his considerable skills but also the musical journey on offer.
Boca 45, Katalyst, Hundred Strong, Tom Central, Kaitain, Paul Nice, Phill Most Chill, Leisure Allstars, Krafty Kuts, Chali 2na, Soundsci, DJ Tron, Aeon Seven, DJ Moneyshot, DJ Woody, Emskee, Claude Cooper, Brain Fog, The Gaff, X-Ray Ted, The Bronx Dogs, Mistasweet, Djar One, J.P. Bimeni, The Black Belts, Nat Tate, Kali Pheonix, Space Invadas, Western Roots, One Cut