Description
OMAKASE is a B2B (Back to Back) DJ unit featuring DJ KENTA and DJ SOULJAH!
A Brunswick 7-inch featuring a DJ-focused edit dubbed "OMAKASE 3-Minute Cooking" with an outstanding sense of the dancefloor!
The only album by New Jersey funk band Stratt, "Time Moves On" (1975).
Among its tracks, "Said You Didn't Love Him" is a crossover soul masterpiece that has garnered immense support from DJs, not only as a rare groove/modern soul favorite but also for its incredibly nice drum break.
This is the ultimate edit, placing that lethal drum break right at the beginning!
Side A features the vocal version, racing through with poignant vocals, refreshing backing vocals, and a dynamic groove.
Side B features the instrumental version, highly recommended by OMAKASE and released on 7-inch vinyl for the first time, allowing you to fully enjoy the gorgeous strings, distinctive organ, and tight rhythm section.
Side A for the vocals, Side B for shaking the dancefloor with the groove.
A double-sided powerhouse ready for immediate use!
■ OMAKASE (Left to Right) DJ SOULJAH, DJ KENTA
A new B2B (Back to Back) style DJ unit featuring DJ KENTA and DJ SOULJAH. Two peers with extensive careers and broad musical backgrounds team up to provide a "sound creation course to savor with your ears" that reads the atmosphere of the moment and makes the most of the warmth unique to analog, true to the name "OMAKASE." This is a noteworthy project with a wide range of plans in mind, including live DJ sets, mix and compilation supervision, DJ-focused edit tracks dubbed "OMAKASE 3-Minute Cooking," and the release of original merchandise.
DJ KENTA
Raised in Yokohama, he started DJing at 16 after being greatly influenced by his parents' record store. He is one of Japan's leading vinyl DJs, known for a wide range of activities including numerous official mix CD releases, centered around DJing at 300 venues a year.
DJ SOULJAH
Originally from Miyazaki and raised in New York, he is highly regarded overseas as a "Samurai DJ" and embodies real hip-hop. He has released an album under his own name, numerous official works, and performed on international stages. Currently based in Japan, he is active at the Tokyo Dome as the official DJ for the professional baseball team Yomiuri Giants.
A1. Said You Didn't Love Him (Vocal)(OMAKASE's 3-Min Cooking Edit)(3:38)
B1. Said You Didn't Love Him (Instrumental)(OMAKASE's 3-Min Cooking Edit)(3:12)
Japanese pressing / Insert sleeve / 45 RPM
OTS-422-A1
OTS-422-B1
