Wah Wah 45s blow the doors off a new decade with a brand new release from our secret weapon, the mighty Scrimshire!

Stac is back on wax with the anthemic “Glory” which had some of the UK’s most cutting edge producers queuing up to work with her.

The Colman brothers finally allowed us to reinterpret a couple of their finest moments and release them on limited fat wax!

A sometimes melancholic, sometimes uplifting piece, with a very English feel. We think its safe to say this album couldnt have been made anywhere else!

A celebration of all thats fresh out of the Wah Wah camp in 2009, weve got soul/jazz treats from Scrimshire, Ashley Thomas and Stac; twisted electronica and dope beats from Unforscene (remixing Part Time Heroes), Red Astaire on the remix for Kendra Lou & The Miracles, and cutting edge Norwegian producer King Knut.

A jazz flavoured dance floor monster. On the flip, electro/soul whiz kid King Knut strips down Mistaken and resets Rob Hynd’s rasping vocals for a future down tempo classic!

A gorgeous minimal house re-rub by man-of-the-moment Aaron Jerome. On the flip, Scrimshire continues to explore the style of his first single with an extended, percussive workout entitled ´When The World Was Young´ (Part 2)

Debut single from Scrimshire featuring the stunning keys of Jessica Lauren and a massive remix from Spiritual South.