Way Up - EP

The label’s project description and the captured edition

Feel Up Records’ own Way Up description identifies Jus Now as LAZAbeam and Sam Interface, connecting Port of Spain and Bristol. It describes horns, drums and steelpan as parts of the project’s musical palette. The label also identifies Dun D Place as a lead single and credits Tom Swindell with its video, filmed in Tokyo. Its description calls Way Up a seven-track project. The captured Apple edition contains six tracks. This guide preserves that discrepancy: the label text does not identify a seventh title, and no extra recording has been inferred.

Navigate the edition and its versions

Rupununi Rodeo opens the captured sequence, followed by Way Up with Kerwin Prescott. Chalmer John is named on She Doh Know and Sweet Lies, while Stylo G is named on Dun D Place. Number 6 is the title at position five, not an instruction to renumber the tracklist. The table ends with Sweet Lies at position six. The February 17, 2017 provider date describes this edition; it does not resolve why the label’s project description gives a different track count.

Edition at a glance

Edition title

Way Up - EP

Displayed artist credit

Jus Now

Storefront

us

Listed edition date

2017-02-17

Tracks in this edition

6

Opening track

Rupununi Rodeo

Closing track

Sweet Lies (feat. Chalmer John)

Rights notice supplied by the catalog

℗ 2017 Feel Up Records

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Tracks and performer credits

About the date and version

US provider edition date; not asserted first worldwide release. This date is not used as an article publication date. 6 tracks are listed in this captured edition. Earlier releases, writer credits, producer credits and recording versions remain unclaimed unless separately documented.