Seed Recordings

Introduction: Seed Recordings is an all-in-one record label and entertainment company. We specialize in underground music culture, and our artists are top-notch legendary to up and coming producers. Label head Bradford James, a DJ since 1987, plays a wide variety of music, from old-school hip hop to soul, funk, disco classics, deep house, and techno. Press: June 11 - 18, 2008 Monday Blooz DJ Bradford James Deep house, the suspect of house music that literally preaches love, respect and jazzy sounds, has a premiere devotee in Mr. James. As a DJ, Bradford specializes in African rhythms and as a producer, percussive elements from the motherland come to the fore. All told, it's a sure-fire way to shake off those Monday blues. Don't like deep house? We have three words: Blah to you. - Weekly Dig, Boston August 2007 Seed Allstarz feat Quentin Harris - The Sniper (UGH) Quentin's on a roll right now with his first Strictly Rhythm release 'U Don't Know' coasting along. But quite where he fits in here with the Seed Allstarz is tricky to figure out, though there's a definite resemblance to QH's chunkier, techier styles, a deep, electronic soul that also shows shades of recent Osunlade and Rocco offerings. 'Kemistry's Terrace Mix' adds a little urgency to the all-instrumental vibes, while 'Boddhi Satva's Ancestral Mix' switches things towards a more organic groove with extra percussion and looser beats. 4 out of 5 starz - I-DJ Mag, UK September 4-10, 2003 James Gang Nasa might be just a small dance pub, but when the music's right and the crowd's into it, it can feel like just as big a party as places four times its size. Take last Friday night, when the Poundhouse crew threw their monthly Ground Control deep house party, bringing in Bradford James from Boston. Not many people were there earlier on to hear Gerald ''s opening set, but just as James took over the decks, the bar started filling up and the dancing kicked in. James played a spectrum of sounds associated with the deep house tag: melodic tech house, Afro-Latin-influenced tracks, vocal anthems and some jazzy soulful stuff. His set was well mixed and is worth checking out next time he visits Toronto. - Now Magazine, Toronto Canada