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Review: What started as an edit back at the beginning of lockdown of "There but for the Grace of God" for personal use, ended up as an idea for an underground black label alongside Prime Direct Distribution
This ended up a 45rpm full 909 house rework on side A with a far deeper cut on side B for the early mornings. And then Terry decided he fancied doing something for the voguers which became the jacked up third track finale.

Graeme Park:
"If you want to lose your mind to some gloriously funked up jacking goodness that is as addictive as hell, then you need to get involved with the superb new Giocoso BBQ Club mixes of Fire Island's epic "There But For The Grace Of God". Insane!"
Jovonn:
"Man this ep is amazing"
Justin Harris/Music for Freaks:
"5/5 from me A1."
When you get two veterans like Terry and Gary together to produce then this is what happens... all tracks firing, all 3 on my current playlist. Proper house Music!"
Hifi Sean
"An order of Deep Balearic garage with a jus of Chicago swagger, with a hint of disco on the side please. A fusion of all things Terry Farley with a jus of Balearic garage if such a thing exists"

Review: Soul Clap have always dealt in their own brand of funk no matter whether they are serving up house or disco. They of course call it e-funk - a nod to their heroes George Clinton's p-funk - and it also provides their label with its name. This second volume of Detroit leaning e-funk is a faultless four tracker. Rick Wilhite's signature lo-fi sounds define 'Cheetah', the vital Ladymonix then brings the party, Soul Clap themselves join up with funk master Amp Fiddler and Jon Dixon completes the quartet with '4ever Searchin.'