Welcome to Freestyle Records |
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 Below you will find a selection of CDs available now, as well as a couple of forthcoming teasers. Feel free to also browse our releases - past, present and future. As well as these fine albums, we also have an extensive selection of singles - 12"s and 7"s - all available for viewing by clicking the tabs in the top left of this page - happy hunting! Those of you looking for digital releases can find the complete Freestyle catalogue available from your favourite purveyor of downloads including iTunes, Emusic, DancetracksDigital, Napster, Amazon, Juno... plus there's a Freestyle shop now on ithinkmusic For more info on up and coming shows, go to our live section. |
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OUT NOW Norwich’s finest export are back with this stomping remix 7”. Taken from “Four Flights Up”, which has already been heralded as one of the finest funk albums to emerge in recent years, ‘No Man Worries’ and ‘The Real Me’ have been given the Format treatment! These tracks were originally inspired by James Brown and Lyn Collins, and Format has taken them back to that source… |
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OUT NOW Following the 2 hugely popular singles ' Get it On' and 'So Fine', Sleeve returns with another slice of cut up funk for the dance floor. ’Clap Ya Hands To It’ is a Roy Ayers feel, bumping summertime track, and for those old enough to remember Hipness the first time round, ‘Put Ya Hands Up' needs no introduction. |
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OUT NOW Adrian Gibson compiles the Rare Vinyl only, long deleted 12” singles from the label to celebrate the first five years of Freestyle Records. Includes Sleeve, Roy Ayers, Nick the Record, Karl Denson, Lewis Taylor, DJ Graham B, Ron Blake, Lanu & more. |
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OUT NOW After delighting sold out crowds in the U.K., Belgium and their native Israel, The Apples finally deliver their highly anticipated debut album for Freestyle Records.Consisting of 9 members (including 2 DJs!), the band are a mixing pot of funk, hip hop, big band jazz, rock and turntablism – all delivered in their energetic and off-kilter style. Last year saw the release of their cover version of Rage Against The Machines ‘Killing in the Name Of’, which gained plays across the globe and support from DJs such as Annie Mac, Zane Lowe, A Skillz and Mr Scruff. |
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ALSO don't forget to check out our myspace page. Once it's fully updated, you will be able to check forthcoming releases and exlusive dowloads. Come and be our friend! That's all for now!
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