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Tectonic Recordings celebrates 100 releases with new Riko Dan EP

The anniversary project also features Pinch, Mumdance, Walton, Joker and Zero

  • Jasmine Kent-Smith
  • 13 January 2018
Tectonic Recordings celebrates 100 releases with new Riko Dan EP

Pinch’s esteemed Tectonic label is celebrating its 100th release with a new project from Riko Dan, titled 'Hard Food', featuring Mumdance, Walton, Pinch and more.

Explaining the six-tracker via a press release, label boss Pinch stated, “It’s great to be reaching the 100th release on the label, 13 years on from when it all started. For this release we’re focusing on Riko Dan - one of my all-time favorite MCs - who controls 6 deadly rhythms here in fine style.”

The ‘Hard Food’ EP is out March 2 on Tectonic. Pre-order your copy here, and take a look at the tracklist below.

1.Riko & Joker – ‘Hard Food’

2.Riko & Pinch – ‘Vibration’

3.Riko & Walton – ‘Slap It Up’

4.Riko & Mumdance – ‘Hungry’

5.Riko & Ziro – ‘Alright Then’

6.Pinch & Mumdance Feat. Riko – ‘Big Slug’ (Walton Remix)

Jasmine Kent-Smith is Mixmag's Weekend Editor. Follow her on Twitter

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