Releases...

Scrimshire Feat. Inga-Lill Aker
Warm Sound (Aaron Jerome Remix)/ When The World Was Young (Part 2)
Wah Wah
Wah 12017
April 2008

'Warm Sound', featuring the sublime vocals of up-and-coming Norwegian songstress Inga-Lill Aker, first appeared on the second 'Underground Hits & Exclusive Bits' compilation in 2007, and here gets a gorgeous minimal house re-rub by man-of-the-moment Aaron Jerome.

On the flip, Scrimshire continues to explore the style of his first single with an extended, percussive workout entitled 'When The World Was Young' (Part 2) - Part 1 will feature on the debut album!! - where the haunting choral vocals take things that bit deeper - reminiscent of a certain Troubleman perhaps.

Underground Hits And Exclusive Bits: Two
Wah Wah
Wah CD004
May 2007
CD

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Enjoy the folky/jazz beauty of Rosie Brown´s ´Blow The Man Down´, the conscious lyricism of Jamie Finlay´s ´Any Given Sunday´ and the seductive glory of Luna & Bazis´ ´Melancohlic´; and whilst you´re at it, check out exclusive previews of new material from Talc, Landslide and Scrimshire, all forthcoming on the label, along with a little bonus in the shape of Spiritual South´s dance floor destroying remix of ´You Will Save Me´. Every track on this album appears on CD format for the very first time, and every one´s an absolute winner!

Scrimshire Feat. Jessica Lauren
You Will Save Me/ You Will Save Me (Spiritual South Remix)
Wah Wah
Wah 12013
March 2007

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The first Scrimshire single,You Will Save Me, started life as a gospel tune, but without the talents of The London Community Gospel Choir available, Scrimshire enlisted the help of well respected keyboard wiz Jessica Lauren to let her fingers do the talking on this anthemic, jazz/house monster. Remix pressure comes courtesy of fellow South Londoner Mark Spiritual South Robertson, who ups the ante with a scorching piano-house remix, full of drama and breakdowns, as you would expect from such a production genius.