Here’s a nice EP that I finally got recently, even though it had been on my want list for years and years. Aurora did several great singles – the track they’re probably known best for is “Voice of Buddha”, a classic featured on the “Hit The Decks” megamix. Their single on Homegrown is also excellent – one of those under-appreciated singles on that label which owe relatively little to happy hardcore and are in fact just superb hardcore/jungle bits. Unfortunately, that means that the Homegrown EP is also seriously in demand/hard to find nowadays… anybody a copy they can spare?
This tune is the B1 song on the 3 tracker version of the “Moons and Melody EP” – there’s also an even rarer promo-only 4 track version of the same EP. Why must labels taunt me like that??!
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Tags: 1992
Quite like this one, but far too expensive for me to buy.
I did notice on discogs that it was also released on fat chuna with an extra track, i thought it might have been cheaper not being a promo but its still just as expensive.
Just goes to show you how good tracks still retain thier value regardless of what label it was released on….. oh well.
[...] a favorite of mine from 92/93. I recently mentioned the label Homegrown Records on here, saying that even though it ended up being a mostly happy [...]
Not heard this one before. I like it. Aurora make it into my sets quite often. “Spectral Bass” (from the Sunshine EP) is an absolute favorite of mine
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