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Seka Records
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Discography
| Releases: | ||||
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| HHED 001 | Hed Boys | Mutual D.I.Y. EP (EP) ◄ (2 versions) | 1994 | |
| HHED 002 | Centurions, The | Burn (12") | ||
| HHED 003 | Li Kwan | Point Zero / I Need A Man ◄ (2 versions) | 1994 | |
| HHED 004 | Centurions, The | Enter The Arena EP (12") | ||
| HHED 005 | Bi Boy Action Squad | Boopaloopa / Got To Learn ◄ (2 versions) | 1996 | |
| HHED 006 | Centurions, The | Burn ◄ (2 versions) | 1995 | |
| HHED 007 | Stretch Armstrong (2) | The Motions Of Your Body (12") | ||
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Reviews & Discussion
Seka Records was a label where Joey Negro (Dave Lee & Andrew "Doc" Livingstone at the time) released their hard house output. This was in an era (the mid 1990's) when Junior Vasquez, X-Press II, and DJ Duke were all the rage so it's not surprising the versatile Dave Lee did several hard house records under various aliases on this label (the names Lee and Livingstone appear on none of these records). "Boys And Girls" from the label's 1st release was rereleased on Deconstruction and became a huge worldwide dancefloor smash. The Hed Boys alias was subsequently used by Lee & Livingstone as their monniker on several high-profile remix projects including M-People and Pet Shop Boys. This label would be of interest only to Joey Negro completists and fanatics.