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East Side Supply - Delicatessen / The Bodega (Vinyl Single)
East Side Supply - Delicatessen / The Bodega (Vinyl Single)
Artist: East Side Supply
- Label
- New Tape
- Cat No
- NWT 2010
- Released
- 2026
- Pressing
- Italy
- Styles
- Jazz-Funk, Funk
EAN/UPC - 0698746864521
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Vinyl Single
Jazz and Funk
East Side Supply — Delicatessen / The Bodega
Format: Vinyl Single • Label: New Tape (NWT 2010) • Released: 2026 • Pressing: Italy • Genre: Jazz-Funk, Funk
Tracklist:
A1. Delicatessen
B1. The Bodega
Imported from the UK.
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The Bodega
Delicatessen
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About the artist
About the artist
East Side Supply marks the coming together of two producer/multi-instrumentalists; Bay Area’s Chris Lujan (Life Of Grime) and Reno’s Alexander Korostinsky (Whatitdo Archive Group). Known for their genre-bending aesthetics and analog production styles, the two gathered at Korostinsky’s Archive Group Studios where they wrote and rolled tape on two songs worth their weight in gold.
Lujan and Korostisky found common ground in their mutual love of New York’s bustling Upper East Side 1980s-era culinary scene, diving headfirst into the art of the delicatessen. The sounds that emanated out of the studio could easily be the music wafting through the aisles of a New York bodega. Sonically influenced by classic East Coast hip-hop, East Side Supply blends in their sample-ready beats with their long-standing connection with library music a’la Sandro Brugnolini, Rino De Filippi, and other library heavyweights.
Lujan and Korostisky found common ground in their mutual love of New York’s bustling Upper East Side 1980s-era culinary scene, diving headfirst into the art of the delicatessen. The sounds that emanated out of the studio could easily be the music wafting through the aisles of a New York bodega. Sonically influenced by classic East Coast hip-hop, East Side Supply blends in their sample-ready beats with their long-standing connection with library music a’la Sandro Brugnolini, Rino De Filippi, and other library heavyweights.
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