Neil Anderson A-Go-Go

In an era where music production often leans on digital pre-sets, resulting in an overly polished, almost sterile sound, Neil Anderson offers a refreshing alternative with his commitment to authenticity. As the founder of Original Gravity Records(2017), Anderson doesn't just produce tracks; he crafts time machines that transport listeners to the golden age of soul, funk, and reggae. 

His approach is refreshingly organic, often laying down drum tracks with a single microphone to capture the raw, unfiltered essence of the sound. This minimalist technique isn't about cutting corners; it's a deliberate choice to embrace the imperfections that give vintage recordings their character. A versatile multi-instrumentalist, Anderson often plays up to 80% of the instruments on his recordings, but he's initially a drummer. 

From the deep grooves of the bass and drums to the rhythmic strumming of the guitar, and even the occasional lead vocals, Anderson immerses himself fully in his creations. This hands-on approach allows him to infuse each track with his unique touch, ensuring a cohesive and authentic sound across his favourite genres - ska, early reggae, blues, R&B, funk, Latin, boogalooand'60s mod beat. The result? New music that feels like a long-lost classic, ready to be rediscovered on a dusty vinyl.

Tracklist

A1. Ray Cole - You Gotta Set Me Free
A2. Floyd James & The Gts - Do Your Thing
A3. Rachel Maxann - Time Fly With You
A4. Curtis Baker & The Bravehearts - Suzy Dee
A5. Néstor Alvarez - Bang The Bongo
A6. Junior Dell & The D-Lites - Second Shot
A7. Woodfield Rd Allstars - Muhammad Ali
A8. Luchito - Hey! Guajira Baby

B1. Floyd James & The Gts - Johnny Blues
B2. Jodie - Threads
B3. Abramo & Néstor - Une Cosa Nueva
B4. Rachel Maxann - Why Can't You Miss Me Too?
B5. Luchito - Vacilon
B6. Max Iss & The Minions - Reggae Dynamite
B7. The Original Gravity Allstars - Ain't Nothing But A Groovy Party Baby!
B8. Néstor Alvarez - El Relojero