Michael Boothman: Touch Vinyl 12" Audio-Technica Replacement Stylus They launched the party's eponymous

They launched the party's eponymous label with Anthony Naples' celebrated Mad Disrespect 12" and have gone on to release an eclectic mix of quality singles over the past few years

from the good folks at Warp

Originally released in 1986

and compared to conventional r&b they are minimalist

The group brought in elements of soul

Michael Boothman: Touch Vinyl 12" Audio-Technica Replacement Stylus They launched the party's eponymousSecond chance repress! The original Invisible City Editions repress of this sold out with the quickness, but fortunately they pressed up a few more copies (checkout their Stephen Encinas Disco Illusion reissue as well). DJ Harvey was closing out his set during his European tour with Michael Boothman's cover of "What You Won't Do For Love." Boothman takes the Bobby Caldwell original to a whole different world, livening up the groove and spicing things