Cause + Effect: UK STREET SOUL
Immaculately produced, distinctly British. UK Street Soul came into its own in the late 80s in inner city Black communities as a community-born sound, standing on its own from mainstream music and largely White raves. And the music itself is sublime. Its influence is largely unsung, being a stop in a long lineage of UK-specific forms: hybrid lovers rock, jungle, 2step, and beyond. Today on Cause & Effect, I’m just going to play a whole bunch of it ’cause I really like it. Plus some pirate radio clips. Plus some dance music. Plus some other stuff, but mostly this stuff.
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Playlist
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The S.O.S. Band, “The Finest (Instrumental)”
from The Finest (Instrumental & Acapella)
white label - 1986
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Freeez, “Southern Freeez”
from Southern Freeez (Expanded Edition) [Remastered]
Beggars Banquet - 2011
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Opaz, “I Admit It (feat. Ray Hayden & Martine Girault)”
from Back! From The Raggedy Edge
Opaz Multimedia - 1995
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