Record Box Peek: Stuart Geddes (murmur)

Stuart Geddes has had a dramatic impact on London’s underground concrete jungle. Through his roles as the founder of Mulletover, murmur records and the imprint's year old offshoot nofitstate, he’s forged an admired musical identity and a loyal following on the peripheries of the electronic scene for many years now. nofitstate is tailored for new emerging talent and a string of well-cultivated events and earlier this year released its first label compilation on murmur with the likes of Maceo Plex, Tricksi and Tom Demac all taking a bow. Alongside murmur fave, Simon Baker, nofitstate finds a welcome home in our Room Three this Saturday with special guest Mic Newman, hosting a serious music night of house and techno flavours for the more discerning party-goer.

As we get ready to climb Room Three’s walls this Saturday and in light of the dynamism and special touch in Geddes sets, we thought it would a great idea to dig deeper into the label heads impressive collection of hard to find quality pieces in this week’s record box peek...

Guilty Pleasure to listen too?

Beth Orton 'Comfort OF Strangers.' Listened to this album on countless occasions.



Favourite disco boogie track?

Atlantic Conveyor 'Fantastic Incidents EP'. Reminds me of my early twenties and starting on the wheels of steel.



Top track to be released on murmur?

Tom Demac 'Crewcuts & Curls.' Was amazing and still one of my favs, also the remix package that followed was amazing



Favourite classic house track?

Liz Torres feat. Edward Crosby 'Can't Get Enough.' My favourite classic at the moment, it varies from month to month.



What’s the track of Ibiza 2011?

I wouldn't know but probably something Tom Demac has written….

Record you wish you’d made?

MIke Dunn 'God Made Me Phunky'

I play this record so much I'm surprised people aren't throwing things at me, maybe they are but I'm not noticing.



Song for serenading?

Al Green 'Simply Beautiful'



Track to get in no fit state too?

Maceo Plex 'Silo.' It’s part of his album. Amazing artist and amazing music



What’s the record that makes you think of Summer?

Derrick Carter's Crazy Dub 'Sitting In The Sun.' It went down pretty well at this year’s Lovebox