  A La Fu
Radio Skool 2: Older Newer True(r) £5 The second in the series turns up the heat a little and is very much in tune with the time A La Fu lived and worked in London town, this turntable workout sees him starting to define his voice as well as finding a stronger interaction and rapport with other artists in this case his hosts, Infinite Livez and Mike Ladd who indulge us in some hilarious exchanges throughout…the crate digging commentary in particular has us rolling on the floor every time we hear it. This release also prompted the start of Radio Skool Live, an adventurous night of entertainment where the one time mock radio show hit new height’s with guest residents, dj’s, and acts performing live while actually achieving the thing A La Fu set out to do all along…the show saw itself broadcast live online at Radio Magnetic. The hand-finished sleeves are another feature of all the Radio Skool releases and this one is no exception being designed by the hugely talented designer, Isho. |
 “…a tidy piece of work from UK based A La Fu who is responsible for periodic releases of some tight mix tapes.” Stealth Magazine, Australia “…it’s really the best thing I’ve heard in a long, long time. I can’t get enough of it. Put the CD in, press play…rewind…then play it again.” "You can't rewind a CD." "Aaw go f**k yourself I'm trying to be nice." Conversation @ Radio Skool Live 2003 |
