Various Artists - Down There Records (1981-1988) album download

Complete your Various collection. Down There Records, Restless Records. Only 39,999,999 Behind "Thriller" - Down There Records 1981-1988 ‎(Cass, Comp).

When it comes to shining a light on obscure regional disco and boogie scenes, the crate diggers behind Cultures of Soul are rarely beaten. Their latest killer compilation gathers together little known boogie, electrofunk and J-pop released in Japan between 1981 and 1988. It's predictably brilliant from start to finish, with the squelchy synth bounce and bi-lingual vocals of Hitomi Tohyama's "Wanna Kiss" and the mid-'80s Madonna vibes of Kaoru Akimoti's "Dress Down" amongst the highlights

This album was released on the label Down There Records (catalog number 7 72325-1) Restless Records (catalog number 7 72325-1). This album was released in 1989 year. US. Format of the release is. Vinyl, LP. Compilation. The album included the following session artists: Art Direction, Design. Compiled By. Russ Tolman. Steve Wynn.

Album · 2007 · 53 Songs. Too Good to Be True - The Very Best of El Records 1985-1988. So Young It Hurts - EP. The Hampdens. Northern Picture Library.

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The latest compilation by cultures of soul gathers together little known boogie, electrofunk and J-pop released in Japan between 1981 and 1988. Strong compilation! This compilation presents 12 of the most memorable and sought-after songs of the era recorded by female artists. The music is a reflection of the unbridled optimism, technological achievement, excess and exuberance of Bubble-era Japan. More than catchy melodies and funky baselines, these are reflections of a time when Japan was the center, and future of the world.