Derrick Cross - Never Too Much 7"Of the many 1000s of reggae versions, Derrick Cross' version of Never Too Much has got to be one of the sweetest. Unfortunately, with a price tag of 500 euros plus, it's a local Hackney record that has become inaccessible to most. Fully licensed by our man Sam Don and released on 7 inch for the first time, this late night melter provides a taste before the second instalment of our 'For the Love of You 2' compilation coming later in 2021 compiled by

lives up to its name

probably not the most famous one

Andrew Ashong (on the acclaimed 'Sankofa Season' EP last year) and with longtime accomplice

coupled with it’s 80s style VHS video is designed to make your feet move and your heart long for simpler times

with scarce originals still fetching upwards of three figures

current club tracks

' is a rare early 80's jam from the man and features all the hallmarks of his unique sound and style

Bass enriched 12" Dub behemoth via their subtle delay and reverb techniques which enrich the song's hypnotic flow with entrancing synergy towards its euphoric climax

Red and Black Vinyl

pacifying drums and purring basslines until you’re ready to wake up

” as well as appearing on albums by Big Pun and The Beatnuts

and don't forget to check out your next local flea market