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Listen to Four Tet, Factory Floor, Django Django and the Fresh Touch project featuring Damon AlbarnHarriet GibsoneFri 12 Jul 2013 17.33 CESTShare Tomorrow marks the fifth Independent Label

Market, taking place at Spitalfields in east London. With vinyl sales surging by 78% in the past year, the bi-annual event celebrates the giddy thrill of snagging a rare or limited edition

12" to add to your collection.

There are a plethora of names from the UK's independent music scene involved this year, 10 of which are donating a track to a one-off collection put together by the market's organisers in

collaboration with the Vinyl Factory: Django Django's Love's Dart is stripped back to cowbells, bongos and spaced-out vocals by Liquid Liquid, while Swamp 81 founder Loefah breaks his

five-year silence with a rare vinyl release. There are also exclusive remixes from Four Tet and Factory Floor and a brand new track from Angular's Fresh Touch, the collaborative project

headed up by producers Rodaidh McDonald and XL's Richard Russell. The track is entitled Latest Style, and features special guests including Blur's Damon Albarn, Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist

Flea, Yeah Yeah Yeahs guitarist Nick Zinner, Franz Ferdinand frontman Alex Kapranos and Shiromeda Polyphonic Singers. Disclaimer: This doesn't sound quite like the indie supergroup you'd

imagine.

Each 12" will cost £10, but you don't fancy heading down for the scrum, then you can stream each of the 10 singles below.

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All proceeds from the Vinyl For Syria series are in aid of Oxfam's Syria Crisis Appeal. If you can't make it down to this year's event, the whole set of records are being auctioned on eBay.

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