The track "January" is above par. It has an excellent tough bass line which coexists perfectly with the female vocal sampling. I played this once over a system with four Cerwin Vega "EarthQuake" speakers and it was really exciting. Cheers.

Nice 4-tracker. A1 is a deep dirty track that would be great in a warehouse party in mid-winter. A2 is a funky deep rework of "Give Me The Night" by George Benson. On the flipside, B1 is a sax-driven almost disco-house track around mid tempo, perhaps a nice warm-up or filler tune but still very good, although it never really hits its straps, teasing you right up until the very end. To finish up, A2 is better than coffee and biscuits, a nice funky driving track with a Macy Gray style vocal. I love these types of records with a little bit of something for everyone instead of some crappy remixes. 4 out of 5

Whooo. This is it! If you only have 2 Moodyman recs "Silent Introduction" for starters. This would be a must. Winter Breeze is just that, it sends shivers down your spine. January is much warmer, with a thick ass baseline. Smokers and dancers alike will love this. It was repressed in 2001, so you may be able to find some copies with the plastic wrap still on it. You can hear samples on Groovetech.