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!
So fans of the original synth boogie genre, don’t waste time and order this forgotten boogie gem right away.
A1. Bruce Grant - Enough Is Enough (Tony Massera Mastermix)
A2. Alfreda James & Billy Ray - Back To Love
A3. World Entity - Found That Love
A4. Lovelight - Lovelight
A5. C.C. & Co. - When
B1. Catch - Amnesia
B2. Sesil & Loujon - Be Yourself
B3. Adrina - Don't Put Me In That Position
B4. Juice Technology - Don't You Want To Go (Dance Mix)
