Macola Records was a powerhouse of 80s independent groove music, shaping the evolution of funk, electro, boogie, and modern soul with an undeniable street-edge. Now, for the first time, the label’s most sought-after gems are gathered in one essential LP—an electrifying ride through the raw and futuristic sounds that defined an era.
A major highlight is Bruce Grant’s "Enough Is Enough" (1987), a deep boogie-funk cut written and produced by Ray Miles & Felton Pilate—two legendary members of Con Funk Shun. Their signature touch delivers a track dripping with soulful synths, crisp drum programming, and an irresistible bass groove.
Beyond that, this compilation dives deep into the Macola vaults, featuring in-demand tracks from CATCH, SESIL & LOUJON, C.C. & CO, WORLD ENTITY, and an arsenal of killer instrumentals that showcase the label’s genre-blurring innovation.
More than just a collection, Best of Macola is a crucial document of one of the most influential labels in independent funk history—a must-have for DJs, collectors, and groove aficionados alike. Strictly limited—don’t miss this essential piece of 80s music history!
Macola Records was a powerhouse of 80s independent groove music, shaping the evolution of funk, electro, boogie, and modern soul with an undeniable street-edge. Now, for the first time, the label’s most sought-after gems are gathered in one essential LP—an electrifying ride through the raw and futuristic sounds that defined an era.
A major highlight is Bruce Grant’s "Enough Is Enough" (1987), a deep boogie-funk cut written and produced by Ray Miles & Felton Pilate—two legendary members of Con Funk Shun. Their signature touch delivers a track dripping with soulful synths, crisp drum programming, and an irresistible bass groove.
Beyond that, this compilation dives deep into the Macola vaults, featuring in-demand tracks from CATCH, SESIL & LOUJON, C.C. & CO, WORLD ENTITY, and an arsenal of killer instrumentals that showcase the label’s genre-blurring innovation.
More than just a collection, Best of Macola is a crucial document of...
