Albums

SOULIVE: Up Here
FSRCD069		soul harmonics: These Times
FSRCD063		Deep Street Soul: Deep Street Soul
FSRCD062		SK Radicals: Urban Eclectiks
FSRCD060		Randa & The Soul Kingdom: randa and the soul kingdom
FSRCD066		Lack Of Afro: My Groove Your Move
FSRCD057		Dr Strafe: Like In The Deal
FSRCD061		Down To The Bone: Future Boogie
FSRCD068		soul sugar: Nothing But The Truth
FSRCD067		BAKER BROTHERS: AVID SOUNDS
FSRCD064		big pimp jones: Bad Bad Jimmy Ruckus
FSRCD058		The Sound Stylistics: Greasin The Wheels
FSRCD065		the impellers: Robot Legs
FSRCD059		Various Artists: Revolucion! Original Cuban Funk Grooves 1967 - 1978
FSRCD056		M-Swift: Evening sun
FSRCD053		Cookin' on 3 Burners: Soul Messin
FSRCD055		speedometer: Soul Groovin - Speedometer Live
FSRCD054		Ray Camacho & The Teardrops: THE BEST OF
FSRCD052		Nathan Haines: Right Now
FSRCD051		Various Artists: DJ Lubi Presents Salsa Dura
FSRCD049		DJ GRAHAM B: No Room for Chairs
FSRCD050		The Fantastics !: Mighty Righteous
FSRCD048		Diesler: Tracks On The Rocks
FSRCD044		Various Artists: Stay on the Groove 4
FSRCD045		Snowboy and the Latin Section: Communication
FSRLP047		The Perceptions: Introducing . . . .
FSRCD046		Snowboy and the Latin Section: Communication
FSRCD047		The Grits: The Grits
FSRLP042		The Grits: The Grits
FSRCD042		Valique: R.A.W. (Russians at Work)
FSRCD043		Various Artists: Single Minded
FSRCD040		The Apples: Buzzin' About
FSRCD041		Various Artists: Future Soul
FSRCD039		Malena: Fried Samba
FSRCD038		BROWNOUT: HOMENAGE
FSRLP033		The Super Phonics: Interstellar
FSRCD031		BROWNOUT: Homenage
FSRCD033		AFRO ELEMENTS: It remains to be seen
FSRCD029		Various Artists: Planet Latino
FSRCD037		Various Artists: Messin' Around Volume 5
FSRCD035		Various Artists: Modern Funk
FSRCD036		The Sound Stylistics: Play Deep Funk
FSRLP018		Diesler: The Rhythm Station
FSRCD032		Cookin' on 3 Burners: BAKED, BROILED AND FRIED
FSRCD026		Lack Of Afro: Press On
FSRCD034		Various Artists: Black Feeling
FSRCD027		Quasimode: ONESELF likeness
FSRCD030		KOKOLO: Love International
FSRCD022		MANTECA: Tremendo Boogaloo
FSRCD020		THE SOCIETY: HeavyMightyMoodyGroovy
FSRCD023		speedometer: Four Flights Up
FSRCD024		Flow Dynamics: Flow Dynamics
FSRCD028		Marva Whitney: I Am What I Am
FSRCD025		The Sound Stylistics: Play Deep Funk
FSRCD018		The Root Source: The Root Source
FSRCD019		Basement Boys present Mudfoot Jones: Basement Boys present Mudfoot Jones
FSRCD021		SIRIUS B: Bagunca- Essential Brazillian Jazz Dance
FSRCD017		speedometer: Diggin Deeper
FSRCD016		JAZZ JUICE: 52nd Street
FSRCD014		Various Artists: Let The Groove Move You: Stay On The Groove Vol 2
FSRCD012		DJ ANDY SMITH: DJ Andy Smith's Freestyle Mix
FSRCD013		Jazzinho: Atlas
FSRCD011		FDEL: Audiofdelity
FSRCD015		Various Artists: Messin Around: A Decade of Danceflo
FSRCD010		Various Artists: Snowboy presents the Hi Hat
FSRCD009		AB / NRML: PROPS AND HIGH FIVES
FSRCD006		Various Artists: Freestyle Remixed
FSRCD008		Various Artists: STAY ON THE GROOVE
FSRCD007		RHIBOSOME: RHIBOSOME
FSRCD005		THE SOCIETY: Electronic - Bionic
FSRCD004		KOKOLO: MORE CONSIDERATION
FSRCD003		AFRODIZZ: Kif Kif
FSRCD002		REGGIE WATTS: SIMPLIFIED
FSRCD001
 
Randa & The Soul Kingdom: randa and the soul kingdom

CD£12.49
LP£12.49
   Randa & The Soul Kingdom
randa and the soul kingdom 		  FSRCD066
"Debut outing for Australian soul sister Randa Khamis, a steamy brew of blistering funk, impassioned soul vocals, produced by down under funk supremo Lance Ferguson (The Bamboos/Cookin' On 3 Burners/Lanu)"

Born in Jordan, raised in the working class suburbs of Perth, Australia, singer Randa Khamis caught the black music bug early. At the age of 12 she was talking her way into local clubs, desperate to dance to the sounds of James Brown, Parliament, Kurtis Blow, Ann Sexton and Aretha Franklin. Totally entranced by the music she heard, Randa decided then in her early teens that she could, would, and must become a soul singer

During her 20's, Randa lived in London and sung with Kinobe who were about to release a single with her. It was then that she also joined Sasha Baron Cohens' brother's band 'Zohar' singing in Arabic. But it was with Leigh Gracie's deep funk band 'Speedometer' that she spent much of her time singing, and after supporting the legend Eddie Bo, began touring with him in New Orleans, where he passed on his vast musical knowledge about performance and song writing. With this priceless experience under her belt, she returned to Perth, ready to harness her writing and recording experiences with her new band 'Randa & The Soul Kingdom'

With The Bamboos producer Lance Ferguson at the controls, the resulting album absolutely bristles with edgy, gritty funk and soul. From the up tempo opener 'Feel It In Your Soul' right through the entire collection, Randa's high octane vocals urge, push and provoke, none more so that on the killer 45 'Not Gonna Let You' (FSR7055) on which the blast of soulful horns will knock you sideways ... be warned!

Having supported Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, The Bamboos and even Lionel Richie in Australia, they band have firmly established their credentials, and If Randa & The Soul Kingdom don't have you up and dancing in an instant with this brand new collection of 21st century deep soul - you had better check your pulse as you may already be dead! 1000% Essential!