Sorcerey aka Thomas Mcelroy and Denzil Foster went on to produce hits for Club Nouveau, Tony Toni Tone, En Vogue amongst many others. Recorded using extra studio time left over from their first studio effort, (released as Frost, “Battle Beat”, “The Test” is classic 80s west coast electro. Triangle Records was run by Jay King, [...]
Sorcerey, “The Test”, Triangle 1984
July 15th, 2009 · No Comments · electro
Tags: 80s·electro·old school·vocoder·west coast
Rodney Stepp, “Break-Out” Chique 1984
May 17th, 2009 · No Comments · Music, electro
Electrofunk tune from Rodney Stepp on the tiny Chique label outta Ohio. Heavy on the vocoder, funk and wallet. –>BUY
Tags: bands I have little info about·electro·vocoder
Clarence G, “Cause I Said It Right” Flourescent Forest 1991
May 11th, 2009 · 7 Comments · electro, hip-hop
Clarence G was a hip-hop/electro project and the debut of the late, great James Marcel Stinson (1969-2002). One of the greatest and most prolific producers to come out of the Detroit electronic music scene, he recorded under a variety of guises such as Lab Rat XL, The Other People Place, Shifted Phases, Transilusion, Abstract Thought, [...]
Kosmic Light Force, “Mysterious Waves (Celestial Mix)” Nightbeat 1985
July 8th, 2008 · 3 Comments · electro
Dave Storrs is one of the pioneers of West Coast electro and rap, producing and releasing some of the earliest recordings by the likes of Ice T, Chris “The Glove” Taylor and Kid Frost. (check the link for a full history and interview). Kosmic Light Force is a one off project produced and self released [...]
Tags: electro·old school·raf·vocoder·west coast
King Britt presents Sylk 130, “The Beauty of Machines” Six Degrees 2001
June 10th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Music, electro
Never underestimate the power of of an album cut. Case in point, this lil gem from the multi-faceted King Britt project, Sylk 130. I’ve always recognized him as the dj for “should’ve made more albums” hip-hop group, Digable Planets and especially for his house music productions. Britt’s versitility shines on “The Beauty of Machines”, an [...]



