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Scott Diaz Matt "Jam" Lamont
The Best Of Both Worlds Vol 1

The Best Of Both Worlds Vol 1
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Artists

Scott Diaz Matt "Jam" Lamont

Labels

Undagrnd Freqz

Catno

UFREQZV 001

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

UK

Release date

Jan 27, 2025

Genres

Electronic

Styles

UK Garage

Matt Jam Lamont & Scott Diaz first joined forces more than a decade and a half ago and have been at it ever since, remixing Raze, Craig David, All Saints, Adina Howard, Rosie Gaines and more, as well as making waves with DJ appearances like their iconic B2B Glastonbury appearance. Having formed their Undagrnd Freqz label in 2020, serving up a brace of floor-slaying classics including a collaboration with US garage pioneer Todd Edwards, and 'Haribo' with Smokey 'Bubblin' B, clocking up more than a million streams and 36 million views as part of Fred Again's now legendary Boiler Room session. Their latest, 'The Best of Both Worlds', nods at their skill for fusing the best elements of both house and garage across four tracks of razor-sharp vocal chops, bumpin' beats and classy production flavours. Absolutely essential.

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: Not Graded

18€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Uncontrollable

A2

Sexy Things (That You Can Do)

B1

Belleville Beat

B2

Reminiscin'

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