Joey Negro: 90's House & Garage Part Two Vinyl 2LP Debut Series The album's title references the

The album's title references the 93 - 94 "proto era" where hardcore morphed into jungle and the duo builds on the experimentalism and creativity that was palpable back then

as the beats still bang for the club (courtesy of long-time collaborator Switch

has dropped a three part vinyl series on GAMM showcasing his mostly digital-only excursions

It's a pleasing combination that provides just the right backdrop for the singer's revealing word play

Joey Negro: 90's House & Garage Part Two Vinyl 2LP Debut Series The album's title references theHouse music all night long. After releasing incredible compilations focused on 70's funk & disco and 80's boogie and Brit funk, Z Records sets its sights on the definitive decade for house and garage: the 90's. Joey Negro puts his encyclopedic knowledge of underground dance knowledge to use compiling some of his favorite releases from the era, including definitive material from Ron Trent, Kerri Chandler, Robert Owens, Mike Delgado, Bougie Soliterre,