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This one is a classic. Sounded brilliant on a soundsystem, it's got just the right amount of 'space'. Thomas Esterine

A US example. Chante Moore.

Here's another example. Julianne - Loving the right way

During the late 80's and early 90's, there quite a few UK soul records that were aimed at sound systems or at least played heavily by some sounds. I think this sort of stuff developed in parallel with jungle, often using the same breaks. Perhaps the most notable examples are from Soul II Soul...

Punk Britannia - BBC4 9.00 tomorrow. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00s81jw

"A new generation of soundsystems are bringing a carnival vibe to this summer's festivals" http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/may/26/music-festivals-guide-2012-soundsystems?INTCMP=SRCH Surely this has been going on for ages hasn't it. Usually roots sound tho'. Gwan Gabriel.

There's a review here. Sound's like it was great night. http://infinitestatemachine.com/2012/05/22/garys-gang-new-monthly-clubnight-jeff-mills-corsica-studios/

Early early house tune. Virgo - R U Hot Enough. Love the synths that come in about 1/2 way through.

Going way back with this one. Dionne - Come Get My Loving.

Coming back from lunch and finding that your pen is missing from your desk. :mad:

Not much better with 320 and quality headphones on an ipod classic which has an even poorer DAC than they used on older ipods. How I miss my iRiver H340.

Could have come straight from a David Lynch film.

Colourbox 4CD compilation, might be one to pick up. Not gothic or industrial from a few videos I've checked. Classic soul, dance, reggae it's all thrown into the mix. http://www.4ad.com/news/14/2/2012/4adtorelease4cdcolourboxbestofcompilation

Likewise to be honest. I like of whole melting pot of music in newer chutney indian, soca, reggae all in one. I've listened to random mixes on youtube now and again and some of what is hear is quite good. I really should have compiled a list as I was going.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chutney_music Ill pad this out later as I got a toddler to see to atm. But for now here's a mix of older tunes chutney mix to start this thread. The Chutney now is much more dancehall orientated, but more later.

I read somewhere there that calypso was the original music to Trinidad, then the indian influence lead to soca. Kind of like a 'nuum of sorts. I think it was from one of the links from this thread. Then there's soca + reggae giving rise to chutney (and chutney needs its own thread).

Reggae in India Not really for this thread but may as well stick it here. The Reggae Rajahs in New Dehli, India. Looks like Mungos were out there too.

Yeah, was big tune for some* of the jazz dancers up north (* some refused it to dance to it as it was too housey)

Was thinking of posting the Earth People track. Love that ! Check the bassline on this. Rollling.