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Music For Modern Living Radio Show | January 2023
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January 14, 2023 by nigelgentry

For the first Music For Modern Living show of the year, Nigel brings you some of his favourite releases from …
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Category: Abi Farrell, Acid Jazz Recordings, Big AC Records, Blue in Green Radio, Carmy Love, Colemine Records, Crowd Company, Daptone Records, Deep Funk, Emma Noble, Funk/Soul, Hope Street Recordings, Izo Fitzroy, Izy, Jalapeno Records, James Brown, Krak and Smak, Matt Berry, Miles Away Records, Northern Soul, PM Warson, R&B, Stone Foundation, The Allergies, The Bamboos, The Dapkings, The New Mastersounds
The Meltdown Release Second Single From New Album
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June 16, 2022 by nigelgentry

The Meltdown, one of Australia’s finest soul outfits are due to release the second single from their forthcoming album this …
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Category: Funk/Soul, Hope Street Recordings, New Release, The Meltdown
Neo Soul outfit Izy lauch video for single ‘Frantic’
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March 5, 2021 by nigelgentry

Raw neo-soul three piece Izy share a new film clip for their latest single “Frantic” directed by Sony Santo and …
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Category: Hope Street Recordings, Izy, New Release
Modern Day Soul // Volume One
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February 9, 2018 by Nigel

Introducing a new mixcloud series for 2018. We bring you the ‘Modern Day …’ series, featuring the very best Contemporary …
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Category: Alice Russell, Bambus City Strut, Benjamin and The Right Direction, Camellia Hartman, Colemine Records, Dala Records, Daptone Records, Dojo Cuts, Durand Jones & The Indications, Freestyle Records, Fulton Street, Funk/Soul, Gemma and the Travellers, Hannah Williams, Hope Street Recordings, Kylie Auldist, Legere Recordings, Myles Sanko, Record Kicks, Saun & Starr, Tanika Charles, The Bamboos, The Droptones, The Fantastics
Cactus Channel Announce Australian Tour
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January 19, 2017 by Nigel

Melbourne’s alt-soul outfit The Cactus Channel have announced that they’ll be hitting the road this February. Having refined the lineup, …
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Category: Canberra, Funk/Soul, Hope Street Recordings, The Cactus Channel
New Music Volume 7
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July 23, 2016 by Nigel

New Music Volume 7 features new material from Lack of Afro, Quantic, Fort Knox Five ft Joe Quarterman, Marta Ren …
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Category: Alice Russell, Choi Records, Crowd Company, Daptone Records, East Row Rabble, Fort Knox Five Recordings, Frightnrs, Hope Street Recordings, Lack of Afro, Legere Recordings, LOA Records, Marta Ren, Nick Pride & The Pimptones, Quantic, Record Kicks, San Lazaro, The Leonard Jones Potential, The Tibbs, The Traffic
Hope Street Recordings Special
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December 8, 2015 by Nigel

Formed in 2009, Hope Street Recordings is the mastermind of production duo Bob Knob and Tristan Ludowyk. Based in an …
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Category: Afrobeat, Deep Funk, Emma Donovan, Funk/Soul, Hope Street Recordings, Mixcloud, The Cactus Channel, The Meltdown, The Public Opinion Six
Emma Donovan & Archie Roach team up to save Indigenous communities
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September 28, 2015 by Nigel

Indigenous singer-songwriter Emma Donovan has teamed up with Archie Roach and Tim Rogers on her latest 45 for Hope Street …
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Category: Emma Donovan, Hope Street Recordings
The Cactus Channel featuring Chet Faker – Kill The Doubt
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September 18, 2015 by Nigel

We’re big fans of Melbourne-based Funk/Soul record label Hope Street Recordings here at Music For Modern Living. Instrumental funk band …
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Category: Hope Street Recordings, The Cactus Channel
The Public Opinion Six – Jappo
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January 23, 2015 by Nigel

Melbourne has been at the centre of the contemporary funk and soul scene for many years now. It seems the …
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Category: Afrobeat, Hope Street Recordings, The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra, The Public Opinion Six

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