Knitting Factory records continues their musical coup with another fresh batch of Fela Kuti re-issues with the release of the Chop’ N Quench installment.

Culling 80’s synthesized soul, futuristic funk, and down home melodies of a modern juke joint, Kooc D. Ville, the DJ Quik of the south, has quickly emerged as a production dynamo. Peep his exclusive tribute to Sweet Tea Ethics.

Get ready to break out the mistletoe, snuggle with your boo, and two-step with loved ones as smooth jazz statesmen Will Downing remixes the traditional Christmas album by pouring his silky baritone over lush productions.

It’s sometimes hard to give credit when it’s past due. I could easily use every ounce of my two degrees to prove Bobby Brown is far more R&B legend and less Eddie Kane Jr. has been, but the sweet nostalgia of “Girfriend,” which will have you hittin’ up Keisha from 9th grade on facebook, speaks for itself.

The Best of the Black President signifies the rebirth of Knitting Factory Records. Earlier this year, KFR licensed the 45 album Fela Kuti catalog. Over the next 18 months, re-masers of all the Fela CDs will be re-released in unique digi-packs w/ the original artwork.

To all my brothers “paper chasin” and couples riding over relationship pot holes, here is a music video with you in mind.