Conroy Smith - Sugar Me Industrial & Post Punk Michael threw most of the

Michael threw most of the copies of the 45 in the valley beside his family's house in the hills just outside Port Of Spain

The original vinyl release marketed the record as adding to Brazil’s samba heritage with a ‘simple and original dialectic’

Unplayed deadstock copies

An interlude of reverb-drenched percussion and harp segues into cinematic synths and a series of selections rooted in the low slung rhythms of chillout

But those are only words and vain attempts to attach TLT to a region or a family

Conroy Smith - Sugar Me Industrial & Post Punk Michael threw most of theDigi Roots featuring cascading plink plonk synths and rolling digi toms with Conroy Smith on the microphone covering Sugar Minott's "Conscious Lover" standard. The version features more key stabs and heavy heavy tight basslines. Big IC fave.