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v/a - 4 to the floor presents movin' records - 4 to the floor - vinyl

New Copy

Genre: House - New York

1. Phase II - Reachin (Original Brotherhood Mix)
2. Grampa - She's Crazy (Mystipsycholix)
3. Cassio The Cassmaster - Getting Hot (Broad & Market Street Mix)
4. 3 AM - I Love This Place (Original Mix)
5. Kamar - In Every Way (Original This Six For That Six Mix)
6. Rhythm Section Feat Sunday - Thrill Me (KF In The Spirit)
7. Dee Dee Brave - My My Lover (Original Mix)
8. Vicky Martin - Not Gonna Do It (Larry Patterson 12 Mix)

The brainchild of the so-called 'fairy godmother of house' Abigail Adams, during the mid-80s and early 90s Movin' Records defined the New Jersey sound.

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A regular at the iconic Roxy roller disco in New York, Adams skate-shop-turned-record-store was instrumental in supplying club resident Tony Humphries with the hottest records that everybody wanted to dance to. Danny Krivit, Larry Levan and Timmy Regisford were also Adams friends and regulars at the store.

Taking the natural step into releasing records, Movin�s first output was �I�ve Got The Music� by Boyd Jarvis in 1987, followed by music from game changers like Phase II, 3 A.M. and Cassio The Cassmaster; straight up �Jersey jams� that producers are still attempting to replicate to this day. All those standout records and more appear on this double 12� package, lovingly selected and compiled by Luke Solomon as part of the 4 To The Floor series. In the series, which will also delve into Fourth Floor, Sub-Urban and Slip �n� Slide, Luke digs for those lightbulb moments of musical discovery. Once again fulfilling the role of your friendly record shop assistant, Luke�s 4 To The Floor series comes correct with official label merch to accompany all of the releases, for that full rack-raiding experience.

�Movin� was very much a part of my youth,� says Luke of his connection to the seminal label, �more than I actually realised whilst working my way through the catalogue. 4 To The Floor is very much about selecting music that has stood the test of time from each and every one of the labels. It will be a celebration of house music history.�