PUSH Vinyl & CDs

Review: There aren't many trance tracks that have stuck around quite like this one. First dropped in the late 90s, it's been a permanent fixture in the genre's history ever since and this clear vinyl double 12" reissue pulls together some of the strongest remixes it's picked up along the way. From the euphoric lift of the 'Real Anthem mix' to the deep, slow-burn approach of Gai Barone's version, every cut adds a fresh twist without losing the spirit of the original. James Harcourt takes things into heavier, more techy territory, while Bart Skils brings that rolling, hypnotic energy to his version. Ferry Corsten's remix leans into a more melodic strategy while the more aggressive stomp of DJ Ghost & Danny C and the pulsing drive of Dumonde's take, do not let up for a second. And of course, it all circles back to the original. That intro still lands with weight, that drop still makes sense of the title. It's one of those tunes that, even after all these years, still finds its way into the bag when the time is right. A reissue like this is proof that some tracks really do earn their longevity.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Original pioneers of rare groove PUSH made a welcome return with this exciting album back in 2004 when it first dropped. It remains a vibrant workout 20 years later and blends classic underground rare grooves with contemporary feel-good funk and soul, featuring heartfelt songs and incredible instrumental pieces along the way. Emerging from the London club scene in 1987, PUSH thrived on JB-inspired funk, blaxploitation soundtracks, and raw soul-jazz. They toured Europe and Japan, performing at Gilles Peterson's legendary Dingwalls sessions. Key members Crispin Taylor, Ernie McKone, and Mark Vandergucht also played with Galliano and supported US divas like Candi Staton and Marlena Shaw.

Review: Push returns with a vibrant 7" release featuring their acclaimed classic 'Cut Me Loose' on Side-1. Originally unleashed in 1994, this funk gem, inspired by the JBs, remains a defining piece of rare groove art. The song has been in demand since so this reissue should satisfy those rare groove buyers in getting one. On Side-2, the funk outfit unveils 'Superstar Skd,' their first new recording in a decade. This upbeat anthem, reminiscent of Roy Ayers and Pleasure, promises to impress audiences and earn its place in DJ selections globally. With boogie music making a triumphant return, Push reaffirms their mastery of infectious grooves, ensuring their lasting impact on the funk scene.