Sunny Side Up: Vinyl LP

A remarkable new compilation from Brownswood showcases Melbourne's independent underground music. A tight - knit group of artists have drawn inspiration from soul, jazz, and club culture to create a unique Melbournian sound. This LP features nine diverse groups, many sharing members and studios, and explores the musical landscape of this vibrant scene, paying homage to house, broken beat, samba, p - funk, and soul. Recorded in a week at The Grove in Coburg, North Melbourne, a legendary house - turned - studio. It's home to engineer Nick Herrera and two Hiatus Kaiyote members. Many album personnel have collaborated with them. Silentjay, a multi - instrumentalist and producer affiliated with The Rhythm Section, was the musical director. He brought together different players, many from influential collectives 30/70 and Mandarin Dreams. This scene, nurtured in Melbourne's collaborative environment, has been quietly growing outside the spotlight of Australian music institutions. Sunny Side Up vividly portrays the scene's potential, uncovering the story behind its flourishing and highlighting its most engaging artists.

To enjoy this Sunny Side Up vinyl LP, first, make sure your record player is clean and in good working condition. Gently place the vinyl on the turntable and set the needle at the beginning of the record. As the music plays, sit back and soak in the unique Melbournian sound. When you're done listening, carefully lift the needle and remove the vinyl. Store it in its sleeve to protect it from dust and scratches. Avoid touching the playing surface of the vinyl with your fingers to prevent oil and dirt buildup. Also, keep the vinyl away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to maintain its quality over time.