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Tim Reaper The Cosmik Connection Vol.3 Unknown To The Unknown 12"

Tim Reaper / Kloke FRMOTMVIP001 Future Retro London 10"

Tim Reaper & Comfort Zone Banoffee Pies White Label Series 01 Banoffee Pies 12"

Sully / Coco Bryce / Dwarde / Tim Reaper Synergy The idea for Synergy came after the first Future Retro London night in 2021, where the 4 of us all shared the same lineup for the first time ever, with me going b2b with Dwarde, Coco going b2b with Sully and then all 4 of us playing together for the last hour.It was so much fun that I wanted to get a tune done for the label with the 4 of us all involved in the making of it, as well as separate remixes done by each of us. Nice one to Dwarde, Coco & Sully for their versions. Future Retro London 12"

Tim Reaper Best Intentions 1 Best Intentions 12"

Tim Reaper waveforms 07-08 waveforms 10"

Tim Reaper MINDGAME 1 Who better to launch Mindgames than the Future Retro general and Jungle machine Tim Reaper.The two tracks on Tim's Mindgames 12" were the seed for the inception of the Mindgames label. Phonetics is unfiltered Amen Euphoria, with Tim's edits deftly embellishing the vocal earworm, while Changing Times wraps an ensemble of classic breaks around a pulsing b line. Mindgames 12"

Tim Reaper Hardcore & Rubble Sneaker Social Club 12"

Tim Reaper Stand Up / The Tranquility Track Blu Mar Ten Musi 12"

Dwarde / Tim Reaper Early Nights EP Hardcore Energy's very first 12" comes from none-other than the legendary combo of Tim Reaper & Dwarde; Early Nights EP sees a slight departure from the duo's usual Jungle sound as they deliver 4 tracks of Hardcore and Jungle Techno. Hardcore Energy 12"

Kloke / Tim Reaper In Full Effect Re-press coming soon, date tbcTime moves in spirals. It took 20 years for Hyperdub to release a jungle album, finally converging with the most important sound of its prehistory.South East London's Tim Reaper, and Kloke from Victoria, Australia are two big guns from the new wave of junglists. On Reaper’s relentlessly hyperactive label Future Retro, a torrent of releases have helped provide the ammunition to rejuvenate that most precious of pirate radio and sound system styles, Jungle from the period 1993-95, that abstracted elements from dub reggae through to techno, riveted onto a finely chopped and accelerated breakbeat undercarriage.‘In Full Effect’ is the intention and the title. It's energetic, exciting and extremely fun. Its 8 tracks provide a window onto some of the duo’s recent collaborations that precision-tool and mix up the best ideas from the period for a new generation of ravers. For those there the first time around, this album is flush with moments of deja vu. Hyperdub LP

Tim Reaper / Mr Sensi FR021 Strictly Ragga is a track that me & Mr Sensi finished together in 2014, but at the time, there was no label interest in it and besides some DJ support from Bailey, Equinox, Double O & a few others at the time, we sort of forgot that it had existed. Recently though, whilst organising my projects folder, I rediscovered the tune and thought it was worth releasing myself now that I'm able to do that on Future Retro London.FM Dial, I sort of can't really remember the exact process behind it being made. If I remember right, Kid Lib sent me the parts of a tune called Unauthorized around 2013 (I think?), it was quite fully formed but it had no bassline on it. I never made time to work on it, so I think he sent it to Mr Sensi, who did some work on it but also didn't finish it. Then last year, I found a folder that Mr Sensi had sent me years back, which had the parts for a tune that he never finished, which I then finished. I sent the tune to Kid Lib when it was done, having forgotten about Unauthorized and it turned out that I finished a version that Mr Sensi had worked on of Kid Lib's track, without knowing anything about Mr Sensi's involvement in Unauthorized. All a bit confusing I know, but anyway, all that matters was that the tune was finished.Nice one to Mr Sensi & Kid Lib for their involvement in this release and to Bailey, Equinox, Double O and everyone else that gave Strictly Ragga some support in its initial existenc. Future Retro London 12"

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