Kid Lib - The Mystery Island E·P mp3 download

Gorisar

Pure gem! Please don’t keep banging out represses cos people took too long to cotton on, as the limited amount is what makes tunes like this even more special and keeps people on their toes as far as the label goes

Геракл

I've never repressed anything, so not sure what you mean there.. If I thought it was worth doing I'd consider it, but honestly I don't. I can't see any of our records selling another 300 copies or whatever to warrant a repress. I haven't kept any metal work for any releases so it'd be starting from complete scratch. We've got plenty on the schedule to get through so not even got time to consider it at this stage tbh. However if I do decide to repress it's pretty unlikely it would ever be the same exact thing. As in, I may do 2 tunes from GBW 001 and 2 from 002 or something like that. But yeah, no plans for now anyway... Safe safe

Kulasius

Contender for the best release in 2015. You couldn't tell if this is some long lost and forgotten dub someone made in 1994 or a recent made record. Kid Lib is one of those guys and can't give enough props for making that jungle sound that a lot of people seem to be loving in the last 2 years. This is as authentic as it gets when you are looking for a vintage jungle release done by people not going to those moody raves in 1994/1995. "... must be mad (Remix)" starts with a lofi flute sample and bringing forth a soundclash sample and then setting speed with a filtered think breaks subtle percussion and moving bassline, while picking up the pace with introducing an classic amen workout and adding some 4-to-the-floor kicks after about 2 minutes and going on for another 4 minutes."Sound Move" could become a classic in a few years. This is pure class with it's soundclash sample ("Soundboy move"), dark melody that comes in after one minute and rolling breaks. This is so dark and moody, the tune will stick in your head for days."Fragile Agony" starts off with some bright pads and breaks and then adding some vocal samples. This sounds like a classic Danny Breaks/Droppin Science tune and i guess Kid Lib had recreating Droppin Science Volume 1 in mind, when making this tune.Same goes for "No Clappaz" which even uses the same breakbeat as "Firin' line". Don't get me wrong, this is no cheap remix, this stand well for its own. But you can hear the influence very clearly, but still see, that this is something separate. The whole EP, plus the accompanying "Mystery Island" album, that came as a digital bonus for all preorders shows that jungle is alive and well and the Green Bay Wax pulls off one surprisingly good release after another. High quality music for those who love that sound.If i'm not mistaken the vinyl release is limited to 150 records.