Bassline Featuring Lorraine Chambers - You've GoneIn the late 80s, a wave of British musicians raised on 70s UK pop, Caribbean sound system culture, reggae, lovers rock and Motown Philly soul music fell in love with synthesisers, drum machines and 8 track recorders. The street soul generation had arrived. Originally released as a white label 12 in 1989, Youve Gone is the sole release from Bassline, the studio project of Southeast London raised musician Tony Henry, not to be confused with Tony Henry

encompassing ambient pop

100% of label-side proceeds will be split between the artist and a local charity

this one is for the ravers

2 absolute monsters that now fetch tidy sums in their original forms

making the label peerless and unforgettable by its evergreen pieces of vinyl

forward-looking and easy-rolling club sounds with their own personality

choppy synths

Here we see the label reaching the lofty heights of their tenth release with an absolute beauty from Malta-based Sound Synthesis

Releasing myself has allowed me to collect four tracks reflecting different sides of my musical world

It was famously sampled by J Dilla for “Last Donut Of The Night” - the gut-wrenching finale to his seminal Donuts

who was also featured on Avicii

originally issued in 1980