A1. Highlife B1. Goa Auntie Flo drops his debut release on London / Glasgow club promoters Huntleys & Palmers new imprint. Hailing from Goa by way of Glasgow, Auntie Flo's influences are far flung, referencing; Villalobos, Four Tet and Caribou, to Fela Kuti, William Onyeabor, and kwaito, alongside Kode 9's Hyperdub, Chicago house from Fast Eddie and Tyree Cooper and more recently Matias Aguayo's Comeme imprint and some of the current movers and shakers from the UK scene. Huntleys & Palmers have been running parties in Glasgow and more recently, London for the past three years. Their diverse booking policy has seen the likes of Silver Apples, James Pants, Veronica Vasicka and Daniele Baldelli join the club alongside Four Tet, James Holden, Oni Ayhun, Rebolledo and Matthew Dear - amongst others appear at their parties. As keen record buyers, looking to support their favourite artists beyond 3am, starting a label was a logical direction. As with their parties, you can anticipate forthcoming releases to comprise of well packaged, good music. Side A: "Highlife". With an old school house feel, Highlife's infectious tribal chanting will stick in your head for days, your girlfriend will pester you to find out what it's called and requests to 'play it again' are imminent. Side B: "Goa". Tropical and enchanting, Goa's charm lies in its subtlety. Auntie Flo's wide influences become apparent as Zither melodies vie for attention with double handclaps over a kwaito / funky-led rhythm. Watch out for a forthcoming remix package with mixes from the T. Williams, DJ Sdunkero and more.