The Mighty Zaf

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Moton Records celebrates its 50th release!

We are proud to announce our 50th release sees a return for The Mighty Zaf, who did Moton 38 back in 2018 – our biggest selling Moton release to date. After four years of inactivity, largely due to the passing of best friend and genius engineer Phil Asher, Zaf has teamed up with Linkwood and created a spellbinding EP every bit as good as his previous Moton release.

‘Things Could Be’ is gospel soul funk killer and was made before its original creator Quincy Jones passed away recently; ‘Connect Here’ is one for the disco funk boys; ‘Gee Oh Dee’ is an obscure left-field disco gospel banger.

Moton’s fiftieth release promises to be special!

DJ Feedback

Colin Dale – I love this 3 tracker. In a sea of so many faceless and monotonous tracks this EP stands head and shoulders above the rest. Music drenched in soul, blues from a more innocent age from back in the halcyon days of black music. Music to ease your soul.

Rocky x press 2: Another mighty 3 track ep of killer cuts from Moton. Perfect companion to the Ghosted Edits 49th release. Loving all 3 edits but Things Could Be is a worthy a side and definitely my favourite. A tribute to the late Quincy Jones and a little nod to Phlash on the label. Class all the way. Massive props to Zaf and the Moton crew.

Jeremy Underground: Uplifting outro that takes you to a higher dimension!

Norman Jay: Does some justice to Q’s work..

Luke Una: Wow! What an EP from Moton. Deep left of centre holy grails from one of the true heroes of the scene . The Unshazamble maestro is Zaf whose taste and knowledge are pretty much unrivalled anywhere. There is a heart breaking tearjerker black heart disco anthem which knocks you down with pure soulful emotion. The b2 ( ?) is tune of the year for me. a deep cosmic astral dancing in outerspace discoid bomb that hurts. Timeless 5am lights down low perfection. Just utterly blown away. I’m on one knee here. Nothing but respect Zaf and Moton for sharing this x