Every year, there are always a number of unanticipated releases that seem to come out of nowhere and become future classics. That certainly was the case with the debut release from a superb trio cast of beat makers, producers, and instrumentalists known as Turbulance, whom have recently released their incredible debut on CoOperation Records.

This brilliant broken beat twelve-track release is the result of a collaborative effort featuring Amsterdam’s Kid Sublime, jazz piano protege Beka Gochiashvili, and producer Mishulino, both of whom where born in the country of Georgia. With spacey keys, moog bass grooves, cosmic atmosphere textures, and funky beat-heavy rhythms, this record is aimed directly at the dancefloor. The album also includes an incredible instrumental rendition of Earth, Wind, & Fire’s 1977 classic “Runnin'”, and the Brazilian-influenced track “TurbuLance In Brasil“, which continues to see heavy rotation from Gilles Peterson, Patrick Forge, Colin Curtis, and numerous other notable DJs.

With vinyl copies of the album finally beginning to make their way to shops, I highly recommend snatching this one up very quickly. Definitely up there with any broken beat album in 2021!

Turbulance — “s/t”
(CoOperation Records)

1. Introduction
2. CoffeeShop Joint
3. Speak Easy (Featuring Rasar Amani)
4. Instagram
5. Runnin’
6. TurbuLance In Brasil
7. Splash Radar
8. Super Mario international
9. Sunrise Intro
10. One for Misho
11. All night Long (interlude)
12. Phalestra

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• Broken Beat
• Jazz Dance