Following this week's release of Reel People 'Seven Ways To Wonder - The Remixes',Papa Records bring you the exclusive digital Bonus Dubs & Instrumentals package.All 14 mixes are essential dj tools so grab these while u can!

What the press had to say about the album..

“The future of soul music” The Voice

“Stormingly joyous and warm” Metro

“Urban album of the month ****” Mixmag

“Another “Another outstanding slab of UK soul” M8

“Modern beats and deft production. Fresh and relevant” IDJ

If you liked the Reel People 'Seven Ways To Wonder - The Remixes' package, your going to like these rare top-grade bonus dubs and instrumentals from some of the biggest names about including 4 Hero, Dennis Ferrer, Alix Alvarez, Domu, Reel People, Kyoto Jazz Massive and more.

The compilation also features Reel People founder and head of Papa Records Oli Lazarus’ own remix of ‘Love Is Where You Are’ in his ‘The Realm’ guise. The hand-picked remixes are by artists that Oli is a big fan of. “For me the remixes have always been really important to the Reel People project.” Says Oli, “we’ve been very fortunate with the incredible producers that have put their mark on our songs, and this album definitely showcases that.”

The remixes, from 4 Hero’s deep bossa nova take on ‘Outta Love’ to Dennis Ferrer’s bouncy wildpitch-style ‘Out On Bail’ mix of ‘Alibi’, are sympathetic to the originals, with a different take on a shared, core musical ethos. For this reason, the collection of mixes works as a coherent whole, aimed at the dancefloor, but also preserving vocals and keeping a soul music and song-based feel.

As well as the acclaimed second album ‘Seven Ways To Wonder’ and singles ‘Alibi’, ‘Upside’ and ‘Amazing’, Reel People recently enjoyed storming headline gigs at London’s Jazz Café, the Birmingham Luxury Soul Weekender and their new club night, This Is UK SOUL (in partnership with Champion Sound), also in London. For the latter, Reel People were joined on stage by none other than British luminary Omar, plus a full string section in the shape of the Urban Soul Orchestra. DJs on the night included UK godfathers of soul/jazz/funk/dance music, Norman Jay and Kevin Beadle. Watch this space for the next unmissable night.