Rick Clarke - Time Keeps Moving OnFreestyle Records drop a killer UK soul early street soul reissue LP from 1988, in the form of Rick Clarke's hard to come by 'Time Keeps Moving On' album. Originally appearing on the Raven label in 1988, Time Keeps Moving On constituted Rick Clarke's first LP following his work in the earlier eighties as part of brit funk groups Potion and Side On, and solo output including Love with a Stranger (released on The Specials' Ghost Town's producer John

The B-side starts with a load of jazz & funk and brings a lot of deepness with it

s acid house scene

‘Enter The Rave’ sets the tone of the EP

Loods went on to release summer anthem ‘Walking Away’ which Annie Mac labelled ‘Hottest Record In The World’

for a blissed-out early morning afterparty feel

They've finally let us into their toolshed to bring you two tracks built for all types of soirées

One expert body of work built upon another

Dimitri’s epic 'Special Disco Blends’ which is split over two parts brimming with breakneck samba percussion & bouncing brass sections before heading into an epic guitar workout

the work of renowned illustrator Robert Giusti

The first and only time Fukamachi would sing on record

whose impact on the 21st century Balearic scene has arguably been even more significant than that of Phil Cooper’s Ibiza-based imprint

and music tailored for those transcendent nocturnal hours