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Singles
BRI
BRI (7")
Cat: NNVINYL 004. Rel: 15 Nov 24
Susobrino & Silvio Astier - "Tango Deconstruido" (4:11)
Susobrino & Entranas - "Los Cirros" (3:16)
Susobrino & DJ Fucci - "Esquites"
Review: Pro Latin percussionist come dance music producer Susobrino has set about releasing his forthcoming record BRI in three parts, the third and final of which you hear here. This fulfilment of a triptych delivers three collaborations with three fellow amazing artists - Silvio Astier, Entranas and DJ Fucci - all of whom knock out each rhythm, bending it to a taut, convected degree we didn't know was possible. So to all the chin-strokers out there: if you think dance music isn't dance music unless it stays rooted to the ones and threes, you're wrong! Building on Tumacoan, Ecuadorian and Bolivian rhythms, Susobrino commandeers three further, most masterfully freehanded rhythmic frolics, the best of which has to be the bird-call imitating, gourd-slapping 'Esquites'.
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Tags: Latin
 in stock $15.23
Get Loose
Cat: BOMBMUSIC 113V. Rel: 23 Jan 25
Get Loose (2:28)
Get Loose (Scratch Tool) (0:26)
Get Loose (instrumental) (2:22)
Get Loose (acappella) (2:16)
Review: Fresh off the back of X-Ray Ted's debut album Moving On comes this instrumental/scratch tool version of 'Get Loose', one of the record's best-loved non single tracks. Prior to the full album's making and eventual completion, The Bristol-based DJ and producer had spent years honing his craft and refining his signature sound, which drew heavily on soul, funk, hip-hop and breaks; all of which were styles heavily indebted to the street battle breaks culture found in 90s New York and other major cities. 'Get Loose', the seventh track on the record, features British rappers Dr. Syntax and Elemental and is a fiery exploration of what it means to loosen oneself; the track features here in full original form, alongside its locked groove and acapella versions, the former of which samples an oldskool comedy set characteristic of the kinds of sources battle DJs would sift theirs from.
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 in stock $13.85
Álbumes
Artistic Being (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: STRUT 483LP. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Afro Futuristic Dreams (13:02)
In God's Country (4:43)
China Lane Suite (17:38)
Tembeka (7:53)
Grandma Cole Story (10:35)
Now! (8:49)
Moonlight & Sunshine (9:34)
Review: In celebration of 50 years in the performing arts, Idris Ackamoor presents Artistic Being for Record Store Day 2025-a powerful blend of jazz, spoken word and activism. Featuring the voices of acclaimed actor Danny Glover and stage legend Rhodessa Jones, this record captures highlights from the Underground Jazz Cabaret, which was performed during Black History Month 2024 at The Lab in San Francisco. Co-produced by Ackamoor's Cultural Odyssey, the release fuses poetic storytelling with evocative musical textures while reflecting on social justice, identity and resilience. Artistic Being is a profound statement from a visionary artist.
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Jazz
 in stock $30.18
After The Last Sky
Cat: 753442 5. Rel: 25 Mar 25
Remembering Hind (1:46)
After The Last Sky (5:36)
Endless Wandering (8:05)
The Eternal Olive Tree (8:34)
Awake (4:05)
In The Shade Of Your Eyes (4:22)
Dancing Under The Meteorites (4:19)
The Sweet Oranges Of Jaffa (7:06)
Never Forget (7:47)
Edward Said's Reverie (2:59)
Vague (3:19)
Review: Solo Arabian nocturnes for oud return to haunt us on Tunisian-born musician Anouar Brahem's latest full-length project, backed by stellarly moving counterpoints for cello, piano and bass. Beginning with Arab traditional music as a start-point, Brahem has, over the course of his career, slowly verged into the domains of contemporary classical and jazz. Fusing tradition and modernity, his compositions have a chiffon feel, creaseless and impeccably recorded, yet they also stomach a certain chronicity and locale, indulging harmonic modes and inherited composition techniques.
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Intérprete: Kaoru Inoue
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Peace Of Action
Cat: DFPRKPM 6LP. Rel: 21 Nov 24
Matriarch (4:44)
Sparks (4:11)
Stone Carving (3:40)
Le Grand (3:01)
Between Black & Green (4:09)
The Education (4:57)
Dot Matrix (3:53)
Heir Born (5:19)
Isaac's Divine Image Of Joy (5:11)
Review: Earl "Damu the Fudgemunk" Davis returns with Peace of Action, the latest addition to Def Presse's KPM partnership series. Known for his standout Conversation Peace in 2021, Damu builds on the momentum, delivering nine fresh, fully instrumental tracksihis first purely instrumental project in over seven years. With no vocals and an absence of guests, Damu dives deep into KPM's archive, unearthing new sounds while breaking his own creative boundaries. Peace of Action blends jazz sensibilities with hip-hop techniques, crafting a dynamic, story-driven album where each track stands alone yet ties into a broader, transformative theme. From the meticulous crate digging to the rich textures, it's an intricate exploration of rhythm and sound, reflecting the accelerated changes of the past few years. A masterclass in storytelling without words, Damu reimagines jazz through a contemporary lens, rooted in the tradition of classic samples but with a fresh, forward-thinking approach.
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London/Detroit
Cat: ZEDDCD 062. Rel: 25 Feb 25
You Decide
No Question About It
Open Me Up
What About My Love
I Feel The Sun
I've Been Here Before
You're Giving Me Life
Just A Matter Of Time
Look At The Stars
By Loves Design
All Around The World
Do You Believe
Review: Funk, soul and house music cognoscente Dave Lee spent the best part of two decades trying to find the ideal vocalist with whom to work on a full-length LP. Only lately did he chance upon the glabrous tones of Maurissa Rose on a Theo Parrish record, 'Free Myself', after which the impulse to work with a plucky yet radical-potential singer across an entire album could no longer be ignored. From 'I've Been Here Before' to 'Look At The Stars' to 'Do You Believe', this international communication in soulful house shimmies through uptempo boogie flavours and lower-slung street soul, and is best described as a career-defining milestone, polarising two talents as reps of two of dance music's most a-musing cities.
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Intérprete: Pete Haigh
 in stock $16.33
London/Detroit
London/Detroit (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: ZEDDLP 062. Rel: 24 Feb 25
You Decide (6:27)
What About My Love (7:44)
I Feel The Sun (5:49)
All Around The World (Redemption dub) (7:11)
You're Giving Me Life (5:33)
By Loves Design (6:12)
No Question About It (6:12)
Just A Matter Of Time (6:12)
I've Been Here Before (5:50)
All Around The World (7:57)
Do You Believe (5:42)
Review: During the 35 years of making music, Dave Lee has constantly been searching for new singers and writers to work with. A search that's ended up with many fantastic collaborations and releases with the likes of Thelma Houston, Taka Boom, Diane Charlemagne and Seal. More recently this quest led him to Maurissa Rose and the creation of their album 'London / Detroit'. After hearing Maurissa's voice on a Theo Parrish record Dave reached out to her and after a few long phone conversations and mp3 swaps, they both agreed a visit to London would be much more fun than trying to work together remotely. Maurissa made the journey from her home in Detroit to write and record an album with Dave at his studio in March 2022 - as they both feel that creating music together in the same room is always better. The fruits of their labour yielded 11 brand new songs (and 1 cover) tapping into their collective love of Soul, Disco and R&B, with a sprinkle of Soulful House. This album is a special one for Dave Lee as it's the first time in his career he's recorded an entire album with the same singer on every track.

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Satori: Weatherwards
Cat: WR 4822LP. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Old Happyhansel
Saxa Vord
Hiraeth
Up Helly Aa
Holes Of Scraada
The Simmer Dim
Mara Mara
Song For The Selkie
Review: Inspired by the shifting seascapes of Josephine Davies' Shetland roots, Weatherwards by her Satori project reflects the islands' enduring influence. Over seven years and four albums, Satori remains Josephine's musical home and is where her saxophone artistry thrives. The compositions are rooted in Shetland's landscapes and her personal history, and they introduce pianist Alcyona Mick alongside bassist Dave Whitford and drummer James Maddren. Weatherwards highlights Satori's hallmark: a dynamic balance of free-flowing creativity and unity in a sumptuous jazz framework.
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 in stock $26.86
Birth Of The Blue
Birth Of The Blue (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 198028 166218. Rel: 29 Jan 25
On Green Dolphin Street (9:50)
Fran-Dance (5:50)
Stella By Starlight (4:43)
Love For Sale (11:47)
Review: Iconic recordings from 1959 blessed with s a fresh, vibrant energy. The opener, with its elegant trumpet lines and meticulous rhythm section, feels like a masterclass in restraintibuilding from delicate intricacies to full-blown, fluid improvisation. As the album progresses, each track shows Davis's intuitive connection with his bandmates, effortlessly weaving complexity into accessible melodies. The slow-burning 'Blue in Green' stands out, with its haunting beauty and rich, emotive depth. Throughout, the album is a showcase of Davis's transformative approach to jazz, fusing cool jazz elements with the raw emotional power that defined his later work. A definitive, timeless piece.
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 in stock $54.81
Black Beauty: Miles Davis At Fillmore West
Black Beauty: Miles Davis At Fillmore West (limited numbered gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP + booklet)
Cat: MFSL 2568. Rel: 04 Apr 25
Black Beauty (part I) (23:46)
Black Beauty (part II) (18:23)
Black Beauty (part III) (17:16)
Black Beauty (part IV) (21:30)
Review: April 10, 1970. Miles Davis, fresh from his Jack Johnson sessions and with a new face in the band, soprano saxophonist Steve Grossman, take the stage at San Francisco's Fillmore West and set about sparking a revolution in jazz by fusing it with rock and funk elements. Captured on Black Beauty: Miles Davis at Fillmore West, this performance is one for the agesifull of explosive improvisation, raw energy and a palpable sense of transformation. The album, finally reissued on vinyl after years of being locked away in Japan, is a time capsule of a moment in jazz history where tradition was discarded and a new frontier was being built. With his usual crewiGrossman, Chick Corea on keys, Dave Holland on bass, Jack DeJohnette on drums, and Airto Moreira on percussioniDavis steered the ship into turbulent, unpredictable waters. It's all about the groove, the shifts in rhythm, and the untamed trumpet blasts that echo through the room like firecrackers. Tracks like 'Miles Runs the Voodoo Down' - from the milestone Bitches Brew album, which had come out a mere month before - and 'It's About That Time' tear apart the old jazz playbook, plunging deep into rock territory while still holding on to the open-ended freedom of improvisation. This is the raw, unfiltered jazz that would come to define the electric period of Davis' caree - a live-wire snapshot of a jazz legend finding new possibilities in real-time.
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Birth Of The Blue (reissue)
Cat: 198028 166423. Rel: 19 Mar 25
On Green Dolphin Street
Fran-Dance
Stella By Starlight
Love For Sale
Review: As you can guess from the title, this is a follow up to Kind of Blue, one of the most famous jazz albums of all time. The iconic 1959 recordings radiate their own vibe while showcasing Davis's transformative approach to jazz. The opener impresses with elegant trumpet lines and a meticulous rhythm section that is a fine showcase of restraint that grows from delicate nuances to fluid improvisation. As the album unfolds, Davis's intuitive synergy with his bandmates shines and intricate complexities turn into accessible melodies. The hauntingly beautiful 'Blue in Green' stands out for its depth and overall the record captures a pivotal moment in Davis's evolution.
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 in stock $45.95
Miles '54: The Prestige Recordings
Miles '54: The Prestige Recordings (180 gram vinyl 4xLP + booklet in die-cut box)
Cat: 725725 0. Rel: 21 Nov 24
Four (4:04)
Old Devil Moon (3:25)
Blue Haze (6:12)
Solar (4:45)
You Don't Know What Love Is (4:21)
Love Me Or Leave Me (6:59)
I'll Remember April (7:54)
Blue 'N' Boogie (8:19)
Walkin' (13:29)
Airegin (5:00)
Oleo (5:12)
But Not For Me (take 1) (5:44)
But Not For Me (take 2) (4:38)
Doxy (4:55)
Bags' Groove (take 1) (11:16)
Bags' Groove (take 2) (9:23)
Bemsha Swing (9:32)
Swing Spring (10:46)
The Man I Love (take 1) (8:26)
The Man I Love (take 2) (7:58)
Review: Craft Recordings' Miles '54: The Prestige Recordings is an excellent retrospective that has Miles Davis at a transformative period in his career. Spanning 20 tracks, this collection highlights the pivotal year of 1954, where Davis honed his signature sound and emerged as a leading figure in jazz. The album features contributions from luminaries like Sonny Rollins, Thelonious Monk, and Art Blakey, who together elevate the sessions to iconic status. The set includes insightful session notes by Dan Morgenstern and a thoughtful essay by Ashley Kahn, providing historical context and depth. The collection is a journey through Davis' evolving artistry, from the melodic 'Four' to the innovative 'Bags' Groove.' Tracks like 'Walkin'' and 'Oleo' reveal a confident, boundary-pushing musician on the brink of greatness, while his use of the cup mute foreshadows the cool, introspective sound that would define much of his later work. Miles '54 is not just a celebration of a milestone year in Davis' career but also a tribute to the enduring legacy of Prestige Records.
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Paris Jazz Festival: Salle Pleyel 10/1/1964
Paris Jazz Festival: Salle Pleyel 10/1/1964 ("french flag'" blue white & red striped vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 198028 11341. Rel: 13 Dec 24
Autumn Leaves (10:21)
So What (12:09)
Stella By Starlight (8:47)
Walkin' (5:25)
The Theme (6:24)
All Of You (26:11)
Joshua (2:31)
My Funny Valentine (0:20)
No Blues (11:09)
The Theme (14:54)
Review: Miles Davis' performance at the Paris Jazz Festival, Salle Pleyel, on October 1, 1964, is one of the many pivotal moments he was involved with in jazz history. The live recording features Davis' "Second Great Quintet," including Herbie Hancock (piano), Ron Carter (bass), Tony Williams (drums) and Wayne Shorter (tenor saxophone). This quintet pushed the boundaries of jazz with its innovative approach to improvisation and rhythm and the concert showcases Davis' evolving sound as he transitioned from his earlier modal work into more abstract, avant-garde territory. The setlist features dynamic interpretations of jazz standards and Davis' originals, both highlighting the ensemble's remarkable chemistry and individual brilliance.
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The Musings Of Miles (Original Jazz Classics Series)
The Musings Of Miles (Original Jazz Classics Series) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CR 00854. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Will You Still Be Mine? (6:22)
I See Your Face Before Me (4:44)
I Didn't (6:05)
A Gal In Calico (5:17)
A Night In Tunisia (7:22)
Green Haze (5:51)
Review: This early gem - in fact, it was the maestro's first ever 12" record - shows a masterful command of space and melody, spotlighting a warm, muted trumpet tone alongside a pared-down ensemble. Without a saxophone, the spotlight remains squarely on the lead, providing ample room for expansive solos and lyrical interpretations. Anchored by a stellar rhythm section featuring a buoyant bassist, impeccable pianist and dynamic drummer, the performances exude a relaxed yet precise energy. Highlights include a fresh, distinctive take on the Dizzy Gillespie classic 'A Night in Tunisia', where the group reimagines the piece with effortless ingenuity. Original compositions add further depth, with a witty riposte to a well-known standard and a contemplative piece that lingers in the listener's mind. A transitional moment for one of the all time greats, hinting at the greatness to come all the way back in 1955.
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Jazz
 in stock $39.31
Cookin' With The Miles David Quintet (reissue)
Cookin' With The Miles David Quintet (reissue) (180 gram translucent blue vinyl LP)
Cat: 350281. Rel: 07 Apr 25
My Funny Valentine (6:02)
Blues By Five (9:59)
When Lights Are Low (Quartet version) (3:28)
Airegin (4:28)
Tune Up (5:44)
When Lights Are Low (7:31)
Review: Miles Davis' quintet was formed in 1955 and soon after began impressing the jazz world with the sort of invention that eventually saw them hailed as one of the greatest in history. Each member - including Miles on trumpet, John Coltrane on tenor sax, Red Garland on piano, Paul Chambers on bass and Art Taylor on drums - was a creative force in their own right. Cookin' proved that and came on Prestige as the first in a series of four albums, later followed by Steamin', Workin' and Relaxin'. These albums were recorded during two highly productive sessions in May and October of 1956 and the quintet's groundbreaking work explored a dynamic blend of improvisation, technical skill and innovative jazz exploration.

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 in stock $15.79
My Funny Valentine: In Concert (reissue)
My Funny Valentine: In Concert (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile SuperVinyl LP)
Cat: MFSV 1520. Rel: 03 Mar 25
My Funny Valentine
All Of You
Stella By Starlight
All Blues
I Thought About You
Review: As it is the month of love - or another overbearingly capitalist instruction to treat people for the sake of it, depending on your viewpoint - why no indulge in some loved up jazz from Miles Davis? My Funny Valentine captured delicate ballads and was met with immediate critical successes. It is an album that demonstrated profound emotion with minimal fuss and represents a high point in Miles Davis' early 1960s career, capturing the excitement and sound of a road-honed group at its peak. Herbie Hancock's piano intros, George Coleman's melodic tenor, Ron Carter's steady bass, and Tony Williams' unexpected drumming contributed to an unforgettable collective sound.
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 in stock $73.64
Journey To Nabta Playa (Deluxe Edition)
Journey To Nabta Playa (Deluxe Edition) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: LPSPM 012X. Rel: 02 May 25
Neptune Desert Song (3:08)
Nabta Calling (1:56)
Bishmillah (1:57)
Procession Of The Equinox (10:19)
Exorcism: Clearing The Electromagnetic Field (20:29)
Heru: The Oaisis (8:03)
Black Stones Of Sirius (6:16)
Prayer (5:30)
Burial: String Quartet In E-Minor By David Ornette Cherry (6:50)
Chariots Of Expanision (People Could Fly) (7:24)
Review: Spiritmuse Records presents Journey to Nabta Playa, the dialogic result of Angel Bat Dawid and multidisciplinary artist Naima Nefertari, as they team up to honour the ancient Nubian astrological site of the same name. An ancient Neolithic site in Egypt's Nubian Desert predating Stonehenge, Nabta Playa incorporates a stone circle whose lithic configuration aligns with celestial events. Fittingly, then, this clash-of-titans record astrologises celestial electronics and divines ancestral predestinations, sewing a starry sonic tapestry - in Bat Dawid's terms "this is not just an album, it's a constellation". Picking up where Don and David Ornette Cherry left off with 'Bishmillah', and carrying out such further original, summative sonic burial and resurrection rites such as 'Black Stones Of Sirius' and 'Procession Of The Equinox', we hear a dance of featuring flute, clarinet, and vibraphone, and enraptured voice.
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Past Present (Tone Poems Across Time)
Cat: BBE 803ALP. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Embrace (3:44)
Present Past (4:00)
Reflection (2:46)
Revelation (2:14)
Heart (2:39)
Acceptance (4:48)
Forgiveness (3:06)
Compassion (4:34)
Past Present (4:02)
Peace (2:30)
Gratitude (3:19)
Review: Although he initially broke through decades ago as a talented keyboardist- a role he still performs alongside his work as a solo producer - Mark de Clive-Lowe has always been much more than a prodigious musician-for-hire. That was particularly evident on 2021's Hotel San Claudio album, a musical meeting of minds with Shigeto and Melanie Charles. It shines through loud and clear on Past Present (Tone Poems Through Time)', an inspired collection of 'tone poems' - musical pieces that draw direct inspiration from the landscape - created using an electric piano, an enormous list of mostly vintage synthesisers, and field recordings captured on a trip to his father's native Japan. Sitting somewhere between ambient jazz, the epic synth-scapes of Tangerine Dream and the most vivid movie soundtracks, Past Present is emotive, immersive and effortlessly evocative.
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Alfredo (reissue)
Cat: MRBLP 310. Rel: 21 Feb 25
Toca Alfredo Toca (4:29)
El Casabe (4:08)
Charangueando (3:54)
Que Rico Bailo Yo (3:51)
Hot To Trot (6:26)
My Favorite Things (5:03)
Canto Del Corazon (7:53)
Review: Mr Bongo present a staunch retro vision of Cuban-born violinist Alfredo De La Fe, one of whose sonographic creams was the debut salsa-and-more fusion album, Alfredo. Based between New York and Colombia, Alfredo worked with many of the greats in Latin music, including Eddie Palmieri, Willie Colon and Roberto Roena, as well as disco and soul icons Sylvester and Aquarian Dream. For a debut solo record, Alfredo is a real charm offensive, and a valiant experiment at that, mixing Latin dancefloor crunches with De La Fe's own, unusually additive violin, placed centre stage as he solos. The record - a favourite of legendary New York club The Paradise Garage - tonally shifts past the halfway mark, eschewing the A-side's chroma-jazzy clavier discombobulations for an early four-to-the-floor, daresay proto deep house excursion, 'Hot To Trot'.
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Tags: Disco Funk | Salsa | Latin Jazz
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La Scoumoune (Soundtrack)
La Scoumoune (Soundtrack) (gatefold 2xLP + insert)
Cat: 927852. Rel: 10 Apr 25
La Scoumoune (Theme Principal) (2:30)
Pigalle 1944 (5:46)
Georgia Et Roberto (2:01)
Avant-guerre (4:37)
Xavier A La Maison D’arret (2:28)
Intrusions Des Racketteurs Noirs Dans Les Maisons Closes De La Ficelle Et De L’Elegant (2:17)
L’Orgue De Migli (3:30)
Quand Les Amours Se Meuren (5:39)
La Scoumoune (Mixage Alternatif) (2:37)
L'Excommunie (Orgue De Barbarie 1) (1:47)
La Scoumoune (Generique Debut) (1:14)
Intrusions Des Racketteurs Noirs Dans Les Maisons Closes De La Ficelle Et De L’Elegant (version alternative) (2:56)
La Scoumoune (Maguette Trompette/Piano Bastringue) (1:01)
L'Excommunie (Orgue De Barbarie 2) (1:41)
La Scoumoune (Sortie De Prison) (2:20)
Pigalle 1944 (version Courte) (2:03)
La Scoumoune (Generique Fin) (2:38)
Kidzaballoon (Manuel Breton & Benjamin De Roubaix) - "La Scoumoune" (2:31)
Jean-Michel Bernard - "La Scoumoune" (Piano version) (3:22)
Alessandro Baldessari - "Intrusion Des Racketteurs" (3:27)
Beniamino De Roubai - "La Scoumoune" (5:41)
Review: Decca and CAM Sugar present the complete edition of Francois de Roubaix's historic La Scoumoune score, contracting unreleased tracks, demos, and alternate takes. The 1970 thriller, directed by Jose Giovanni and starring Jean-Paul Belmondo, witnesses a small-time crook entangle himself in a torrid torsion of crime and fate, themes mirrored in de Roubaix's palpating score. Roubaix blended barrel organs, synths and unconventional sounds like rattles and springs, inculcating in the viewer the thrill of the chase, while the formal strategy to use entirely different instruments for each track went on to nail its touchstone status. Now a well of versatility, it comes regularly sampled in hip-hop and electronica; remixes by Alessandro Baldessari, Jean-Michel Bernard, and Benjamin de Roubaix, doing justice to a record whose very being seems to beg out loud for the remixing.
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Intérprete: Manu Archeo
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Mr Super Cool (reissue)
Cat: AJXLP 606. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Mr Super Cool (6:13)
You're A Dream Maker (3:18)
Cold Harbour Lane (3:31)
Turn & Look Behind You (2:57)
Corner Of The World (4:11)
Answer Man (3:11)
Don't Let The Music Get You Down (1:43)
You're My Lady (It's Been A Long Time) (4:17)
Life's A Roundabout (3:30)
So Much I Want To (3:34)
Review: This long-lost 1973 album from Graham Dee is a fabled record from the man who was a key figure in the 60s London session scene and later a prolific songwriter and producer, and it is now released on vinyl for the first time. Dee was a renowned session guitarist who played with legends like Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck as well as artists such as John Lee Hooker and The Walker Brothers. After working with them, he became an in-house producer for Atlantic Records and honed a distinctive 'British Soul sound.' In the 70s, he moved to the U.S., writing songs and working at the legendary Muscle Shoals. Mr. Super Cool was only rediscovered in 2019 and it's clear to hear Dee's unique talent on a record that offers a fascinating glimpse into early 70s recording.
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The Long Way Round
The Long Way Round (translucent orange vinyl LP)
Cat: 51367 05. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Begin Again (3:53)
Look At The State Of Me Now (3:16)
Man Of The House (3:38)
Maya Maya Maya (2:57)
Jeffrey (feat Cory Henry) (4:56)
Squeeze (3:57)
Actress (3:59)
Did I Dream It All (3:44)
I'll Be There In The Morning (3:17)
My Balloon (2:14)
Necklace (3:32)
Never With You (5:42)
Review: A multifaceted personality, 24-year-old breakout folk star Maya Delilah shares The Long Way Round on Decca Records, fresh off the back of a Spotify "One To Watch" award. "I get so influenced by different genres, people, places, and experiences that it's always felt hard for me to fit my music into a consistent sound or mood," the singer said in a statement. Forerun by the likes 'Squeeze' and 'Necklace', Delilah's vocals are breathy and her backing instrumentals smooth, tinged with the torrid strokes of Ayers-esque sunshine funk. Recorded between LA and London, the record flags up themes from cyclical relationships to predestination, with Delilah feeling that the record expresses a future nostalgia for someone she's never met before.
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Mr Luck & Ms Doom
Cat: CDJBR 260. Rel: 11 Feb 25
Mr Luck & Ms Doom
Her Ponyboy
Left Hook Like Frazier
Sitting On The Curb
There's Nothing Down The Highway
Don't Miss Your Bus Lorraine
The Haunting Thoughts
Nancy & The Pensacola Pimp
Maureen's Gone Missing
Jp & Me
Don't Go Into That House
Review: Since breaking through 11 years ago, Portland, Oregon combo The Delines have crafted an attractive trademark 'country soul' sound that combines the lilting, desert drive heartache of Americana - an effect heightened by the southern drawl of singer Amy Boone - with Stax-style hazy horns, elongated Hammond organ chords, and warming grooves. It's a sound that can be as easily applied to downtempo numbers as more upbeat ones, with the widespread use of strings and less fashionable brass and woodwind instruments (flugelhorn anyone?). The band's latest full-length excursion may well be their most hard hitting, heart breaking and poignant set yet, with a polished take on their distinctive style only emphasising the quality of their musicality and Boone's expressive lead vocals.
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Sport & Calcio
Cat: QBM 022. Rel: 26 Feb 25
Giro D'onore (1:48)
Dressage (2:13)
Lo Spazio Flessibile (2:18)
Pesi Massimi (1:47)
Fantasista (2:20)
Corsie Liquide (2:24)
Pressing (2:21)
Duelli (2:33)
Parquet (2:30)
Telestar70 (2:20)
Slalom Gigante (1:45)
Tifosi (1:38)
Review: The third instalment in Quattro Bambole Music's Moderna Sonorizzazioni series is anotther doozy that explores instrumental hip-hop as a contemporary form of library music. Created by Roman producer Delphi, the album blends raw beats, nostalgic loops and samples to craft cinematic sketches. It captures moments tied to football and sports and evokes memories of family Sundays, street games and stadium atmospheres that you may not have actually experienced. With 12 introspective tracks, this record offers a more conceptual and emotional narrative than danceable rhythms which makes it all the more crucial.

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A Blade Because A Blade Is Whole
A Blade Because A Blade Is Whole (LP + photo with obi-strip)
Cat: IARC 90LP. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Oh My Actual Days (3:41)
Thank You My Pain (2:57)
Invincibility (3:04)
Form A V (3:06)
A Paper Man (4:43)
Who Are You Telling, Gus (3:56)
Prayer For My Sovereign Dignity (4:00)
Kuzushi (2:39)
Salty Road Dogs Victory Anthem (3:54)
Too True (2:30)
That Was My Garden (7:30)
Review: Mancunian saxophonist Alabaster DePlume's new long player is an introspective and meditative album exploring dignity, healing and self-discovery. Rooted in poetry and philosophical inquiry, the album brims with his soulful saxophone melodies and their uniquely evocative lyricism. Tracks like 'Oh My Actual Days' and 'Invincibility' convey resilience while 'Thank You My Pain' draws on mindfulness teachings. DePlume's compositions are inspired by personal growth and global injustices which reflect both individual and collective struggles. Add in his intricate instrumentation and these such deeply felt themes and you have a powerful statement.
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A Blade Because A Blade Is Whole
A Blade Because A Blade Is Whole (limited 'that was my garden' green vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip (indie exclusive))
Cat: IARC 90LPI. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Oh My Actual Days (3:43)
Thank You My Pain (2:57)
Invincibility (3:05)
Form A V (3:06)
A Paper Man (4:52)
Who Are You Telling, Gus (3:56)
Prayer For My Sovereign Dignity (3:52)
Kuzushi (2:39)
Salty Road Dogs Victory Anthem (3:54)
Too True (2:28)
That Was My Garden (7:27)
Review: On this indie-exclusive pressing, English jazz sax man Alabaster DePlume's latest sees him in raw and expressive mood. 'Oh My Actual Days' pairs slow, swelling sax lines with Macie Stewart's strings, a march toward reckoning. 'Thank You My Pain' turns its mantra into rhythm, embracing discomfort rather than escaping it. 'Form a V' pulls from jiu-jitsu, confronting the world head-on. Instrumentals like 'Prayer for My Sovereign Dignity' and 'Kuzushi' embody movementitension, release, transformation. Packaged with an obi-strip and insert, this edition is a fitting addition to DePlume's workiphysical proof of a philosophy: dignity is not given, it's claimed.
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Kaira (reissue)
Kaira (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: CRV 1553. Rel: 30 Jan 25
Alla L'aa Ke (7:14)
Jarabi (5:04)
Kaira (8:05)
Konkoba (10:25)
Tubaka (9:29)
Review: The forthcoming reissue of Toumani Diabate's 1988 debut album, presented on 180-gram vinyl, offers a timely opportunity to revisit a seminal work in the kora master's discography. This album stands as a landmark in African music, being the first international release to feature solo kora performances without vocal accompaniment. Diabate's intricate playing on tracks like 'Kaira' and 'Jarabi' showcases the expressive range of the 21-string West African harp, weaving complex melodies that are both meditative and captivating. This reissue not only preserves the original's purity but also reaffirms its enduring influence on world music.
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Tags: African
 in stock $27.41
Dibango 82 (remastered)
Cat: WWSLP 99. Rel: 03 Apr 25
Migilbawe (7:32)
Africa Boogie (4:21)
Ashiko Oumba (10:16)
Waka Juju (part 1) (5:04)
Waka Juju (part 2) (3:22)
Waka Juju (part 3) (6:27)
Review: Manu Dibango knew how to work a crowd. By the time he hit the stage at Marseille's Theatre La Criee in December 1982, he had long mastered the art of turning a gig into a full-blown celebration. This was the man who took makossa global, who made 'Soul Makossa' an international sensation a decade prior and who could pivot between jazz, funk and African rhythms like it was nothing. The recording, unearthed from the INA archives, captures him in peak form, leading an eight-piece band through a set that refuses to sit still. 'Africa Boogie' is all clipped guitars, tight horns and a bassline that struts like it owns the place. 'Ashiko Oumba' turns the groove alluringly, locking into intricate polyrhythms before erupting into pure brass-fuelled joy. Then there's 'Waka Juju', sprawling across three parts, moving from simmering tension to full-throttle release with the kind of control only Dibango could pull off. He's conducting, shaping the music in real-time, every solo a conversation, every break a setup for the next explosion of sound. Four decades later, the set still feels alive. It's there in the call-and-response with the crowd, the sweat-soaked momentum of a band that knows it's on fire. Dibango, effortlessly cool at the centre of it all, proves once again why his music never ages.
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Tags: Afro Funk | Afro Jazz
 in stock $36.26
Sweet Music Volume II
Cat: SB 005. Rel: 27 Nov 24
Who's The Other Guy (6:16)
No Dime (5:47)
Afrikan Jamboree (5:55)
Who's The Other Guy (mix) (6:23)
Traffic Jammer (7:06)
Tiwa N' Tiwa (4:49)
Hold Me Tight (4:16)
Bad-Boy (4:44)
Ambushin' (4:21)
No One Loves (Like You) (4:54)
Love Is All (4:18)
Dance Afrika (4:50)
Coming Home (8:18)
Review: Back in 2018, Sticky Buttons dipped into the vast back catalogue of Nigerian synth-funk supremo Dizzy K Falola and served up Sweet Music, a superb double-vinyl retrospective of his hard-to-find work. As the title makes clear, this is the inevitable sequel - a similarly impressive collection largely made up of tracks first showcased on the artist's final three albums of the 1980s. The music on show is colourful, attractive and effortlessly soulful, with Falola expanding his trademark Afro-boogie and Afro-synth sound via references to US r&b, soca and synth-pop. Highlights include, but are in no way limited to, the superb 'Afrikan Jamboree', Afro-electro gem 'Traffic Jammer', the stuttering excellence of 'Bad Boy' and the percussion-rich 'Dance Africa'.
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Broken Melancholy
Broken Melancholy (limited picture disc LP)
Cat: 319868.
Without You
A Bird With Broken Wings
Que Les Etoiles Contemplent Mes Larmes
Parisian Drum Cartel
Broken Melancholy
Tell Me
Feels Like Love
The Dawn
Raving
Review: Contemporary French touch legend DJ Cam occupies an impressive emulsion of styles on his latest picture disc LP for Diggers Factory, fusing soul, dub, trap, future garage, dancehall, easy listening, chopped n' screwed, and even "eccojams", in a refreshingly nonessential tour of just about every offshoot genre one could possibly think of having emerged from soundsystem culture, however tenuous each link. As Cam puts it, this record is "like my Blue Lines by Massive Attack' and the concomitant attention to detail is obvious. Coolest of the bunch are the sullenly dubious dancehaller 'Feels Like Love' and the 808-packed anode 'Without You', while the record is almost equally charmed by the sampled, presumably French lounge interludes heard throughout.
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Music Can Hear Us
Music Can Hear Us (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: PAMPALP 16. Rel: 03 Apr 25
The Universe In A Nutshell
Pure Love (feat Damon Albarn)
Der Fall (feat Sophia Kennedy)
Wie Schon Du Bist (feat Arnim Teutoburg-Weiss & The Dusseldorf Dusterboys)
Tu Dime Cuando (feat Ada & Sofia Kourtesis)
The Talented Mr Tripley
What About Us (feat Markus Acher Of The Notwist)
Unbelievable (feat Ada)
A Donde Vas? (feat Soap&Skin)
Vamos A La Playa (feat Soap&Skin)
Die Gondel (feat Sophia Kennedy)
Brushcutter (feat Marley Waters)
Buschtaxi (album version)
Aruna
Umaoi (feat Marewrew)
Review: The new album from the German producer offers a captivating auditory journey, blending unique and genre-defying styles that transcend trends. Described as a 64-minute return trip to space, the album mixes psychedelic, unconventional elements with a rich tapestry of sound, showcasing the artist's ability to create his own musical universe. The work draws on a deep synergy between the producer and collaborators, offering slow grooves, treated vocals and passionate declarations in tracks like the flamenco-esque 'Pure Love'. The artist's approach to production is a slow-cooked, evolving process, allowing the music to transform over time. Known for his career in hip-hop and his involvement in electronic pop, the producer's distinctive style continues to shine, offering a profound and cerebral dance experience. Following a successful collaboration with Roisin Murphy, this new album promises to be another standout project in the artist's esteemed catalogue, delivering music that is both deeply personal and universally appealing.
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Music Can Hear Us
Music Can Hear Us (limited gatefold transparent magenta vinyl 2xLP + 7" + poster)
Cat: PAMPALP 16X. Rel: 03 Apr 25
The Universe In A Nutshell (7:33)
Pure Love (feat Damon Albarn) (4:23)
Der Fall (feat Sophia Kennedy) (3:26)
Wie Schon Du Bist (feat Arnim Teutoburg-Weiss & The Dusseldorf Dusterboys) (3:46)
Tu Dime Cuando (feat Ada & Sofia Kourtesis) (3:38)
The Talented Mr Tripley (3:13)
What About Us (feat Markus Acher Of The Notwist) (4:46)
Unbelievable (feat Ada) (3:31)
A Donde Vas? (feat Soap&Skin) (1:29)
Vamos A La Playa (feat Soap&Skin) (4:35)
Die Gondel (feat Sophia Kennedy) (3:37)
Brushcutter (feat Marley Waters) (5:19)
Buschtaxi (album version) (7:20)
Aruna (3:48)
Umaoi (feat Marewrew) (3:43)
Pure Love Day (feat Damon Albarn) (4:30)
Pure Love Night (feat Damon Albarn) (5:00)
Review: DJ Koze's brings his signature blend of hypnotic rhythms and whimsical, melodic structures into full focus. The opener slowly unfurls, with a spacious, groove-driven beat that evolves into a richly textured arrangement. Tracks like take on a playful tone, using infectious percussion and subtle vocal samples to create a joyful, almost surreal atmosphere. Throughout the album, Koze's production is masterfulieach element serves a purpose, from the deep basslines to the delicate, almost orchestral flourishes. The record's unique mix of electronic dancefloor sounds and emotional depth ensures it resonates long after it ends.

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Music Can Hear Us (B-STOCK)
Cat: PAMPACD 16 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
The Universe In A Nutshell
Pure Love (feat Damon Albarn)
Der Fall (feat Sophia Kennedy)
Wie Schon Du Bist (feat Arnim Teutoburg-Weiss & The Dusseldorf Dusterboys)
Tu Dime Cuando (feat Ada & Sofia Kourtesis)
The Talented Mr Tripley
What About Us (feat Markus Acher Of The Notwist)
Unbelievable (feat Ada)
A Donde Vas? (feat Soap&Skin)
Vamos A La Playa (feat Soap&Skin)
Die Gondel (feat Sophia Kennedy)
Brushcutter (feat Marley Waters)
Buschtaxi (album version)
Aruna
Umaoi (feat Marewrew)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


In the seven years that have passed since the release of his last solo album, DJ Koze has become one of electronic music's most celebrated and sought-after producers. For that reason, the release of Music Can Hear Us is a genuinely big deal - as the impressive roll call of guest vocalists and collaborators (Damon Albarn, Sophia Kennedy, Ada, Notwist and Marley Waters included) attests. Typically, alongside a handful of genuine dancefloor workouts in his skewed deep house style ('Buschcutter', 'Bush Taxi'), Koze serves up far more fine material that is less easy to categorize - think Indian-influenced downtempo exotica ('The Universe In a Nutshell'), off-kilter outsider electronica ('The Talented Mr Tripley'), jangly psych-Balearic excursions ('Arunda') and heady ambient soundscapes ('A Donde Vas?'). Spots in end of year 'best of' lists await.
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Music Can Hear Us
Cat: PAMPACD 16. Rel: 03 Apr 25
The Universe In A Nutshell
Pure Love (feat Damon Albarn)
Der Fall (feat Sophia Kennedy)
Wie Schon Du Bist (feat Arnim Teutoburg-Weiss & The Dusseldorf Dusterboys)
Tu Dime Cuando (feat Ada & Sofia Kourtesis)
The Talented Mr Tripley
What About Us (feat Markus Acher Of The Notwist)
Unbelievable (feat Ada)
A Donde Vas? (feat Soap&Skin)
Vamos A La Playa (feat Soap&Skin)
Die Gondel (feat Sophia Kennedy)
Brushcutter (feat Marley Waters)
Buschtaxi (album version)
Aruna
Umaoi (feat Marewrew)
Review: In the seven years that have passed since the release of his last solo album, DJ Koze has become one of electronic music's most celebrated and sought-after producers. For that reason, the release of Music Can Hear Us is a genuinely big deal - as the impressive roll call of guest vocalists and collaborators (Damon Albarn, Sophia Kennedy, Ada, Notwist and Marley Waters included) attests. Typically, alongside a handful of genuine dancefloor workouts in his skewed deep house style ('Buschcutter', 'Bush Taxi'), Koze serves up far more fine material that is less easy to categorize - think Indian-influenced downtempo exotica ('The Universe In a Nutshell'), off-kilter outsider electronica ('The Talented Mr Tripley'), jangly psych-Balearic excursions ('Arunda') and heady ambient soundscapes ('A Donde Vas?'). Spots in end of year 'best of' lists await.
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Sunset Sunrise
Cat: HYR 7290. Rel: 05 Mar 25
Sunrise (feat Deadbundy & Chemical Codex)
Night Funk
Moment Of Joy
Chill On A Lotus
Jazz Addict (Pt 2)
Howling 2 You
Walker
Eeels
Early Morning
Gaff
Jazz Addict (Pt 3)
Jazz Addict (Pt 4)
Cogburn
Jubilee (feat Q-tik)
Natalie (feat Deadbundy & Chemical Codex)
Rooftop
Afiona
Review: DJ Motive hails from he charming city of Gifu, Japan, and has spent 20 years crafting a signature blend of Latin, jazz and hip-hop both solo and with DeadBundy. His latest release draws on all that experience to cook up a tasteful soundtrack that will transport you from dawn to dusk. Tracks like 'Sunrise' offer dreamy broken beats and nostalgic samples, while 'Chill On A Lotus' melts vocals and chords into an ambient haze. Jazz drums meet Balearic vibes in 'Howling 2 You' while 'Walker grooves with squelchy synths. This reflective, escapist trip rewards deep listening and is another high class album from sophisticated Italian label Hell Yeah.
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Intérprete: Marco Gallerani
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Diggin' Groove Digger: Best of Weldon Irvine (Japanese Edition)
Cat: PLP 7527. Rel: 18 Mar 25
Marjorie Moon (5:49)
Turkis Bath (6:55)
Mr Clean (5:19)
Soul Sister (7:33)
Sister Sanctified (3:21)
Homey (4:19)
Bananas (2:19)
Hip Hop Speaks (1:55)
Review: Weldon Irvine was a pioneering musician whose innovative style and emotionally powerful melodies earned him admiration across generations and genres, from 1970s jazz and soul to 1990s club and rare groove scenes. Known for his versatility, Irvine left behind a legacy of timeless tracks and this best-of album, curated from his extensive catalogue, features eight standout songs that showcase his genius. The always-sensitive P-VINE presents this special collection in style and offers a comprehensive glimpse into the depth and breadth of Irvine's musical contributions, all of which highlight his lasting impact on the music world.

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Diferenciado
Cat: P 056. Rel: 01 Apr 25
Ziu Ziu (reprise) (4:06)
Cabelinho (feat Farucox) (3:25)
Underground Dos Loucos (feat Farucox) (4:22)
Vai Estragar A Camera (3:08)
Pipipi (4:52)
5 Do Jo (6:01)
Jogo (4:28)
30 Paus (4:00)
Review: This debut album is sure to prove a solo breakthrough for DJ Narciso. It taps into Lisbon's rich reserves of kuduro and puts a devastatingly fresh new spin on the sound in the wake of pioneers like Nidia, N Fox and P. Adrix. Narciso pushes drill-adjacent rhythms and tresillo syncopations here and creates a unique European counterpart to Havana's wild sense of rhythm that is, at its core, deeply rooted in West African traditions. Tracks like 'Ziu Ziu (Reprise)' and 'Cabelinho' explore quirky textures and unpredictable grooves while 'Vai Estragar a Camera' echoes early Nazar's cantankerous vibe and '5 Do Jo' and 'Jogo' deliver heavy basslines and experimental sounds that cement Narciso's distinctive style in Lisbon's unique landscape.
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Tags: Portuguese
 in stock $24.09
Tokyo Bliss: Japanese Funk Boogie & City Pop From King Records 1974-88
DJ NOTOYA / VARIOUS
Cat: WWSLP 98. Rel: 13 Feb 25
BUZZ - "Garasumado" (2:35)
Mami Ayukawa - "Sabita Gambler" (3:53)
Johnny Yoshinaga - "The Rain" (5:44)
Keiko Toda - "Fade In" (4:13)
Koji Kobayashi - "Bokura No Date" (3:07)
Yuko Imai - "Hotel Twilight 4:49" (4:46)
Kumiko Sawada - "Your Love's Away" (4:14)
Masatoshi Kanno - "Day By Day" (3:32)
Yuji Mitsuya - "After Five At Caf-Bar" (4:40)
Fujimaru Band - "Paper Machine" (2:26)
Review: DJ Notoya returns with another expertly curated selection of Japanese gems, this time delving into the funky, soulful, and city pop sounds of King Records. Spanning the years 1974 to 1988, this compilation is a treasure trove of forgotten classics and hidden gems, a sonic time capsule that transports listeners back to the neon-lit streets and vibrant nightlife of 1980s Japan. Buzz's 'Garasumado' kicks things off with an infectious groove and funky guitar riffs that could rival any Western funk classic. Mami Ayukawa's 'Sabita Gambler' adds a touch of soulful sophistication, her smooth vocals gliding over lush instrumentation. Keiko Toda's 'Fade In' is a city pop gem, its dreamy melodies and catchy hooks evoking a sense of carefree optimism and urban cool. Elsewhere, Johnny Yoshinaga's soulful ballad 'The Rain' provides a moment of introspection, while Kumiko Sawada's disco-infused 'Your Love's Away' will get you moving and grooving. The compilation closes with the feelgood sounds of Masatoshi Kanno's 'Day By Day', a perfect encapsulation of the city pop aesthetic.
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Tokyo Bliss: Japanese Funk Boogie & City Pop From King Records 1974-88
DJ NOTOYA / VARIOUS
Cat: WWSCD 98. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Buzz - "Garasumado"
Mami Ayukawa - "Sabita Gambler"
Johnny Yoshinaga - "The Rain"
Keiko Toda - "Fade In"
Koji Kobayashi - "Bokura No Date"
Yuko Imai - "Hotel Twilight"
Kumiko Sawada - "Your Love's Away"
Masatoshi Kanno - "Day By Day"
Yuji Mitsuya - "After Five At Caf-Bar"
Fujimaru Band - "Paper Machine"
Review: Adding to the fervour around Japanese city pop - the genre is still a clogged but speculative seep for reissuers, who are keen to capitalise on the mainly Tokyo-born genre's still underground, under-recognised reserves of music - comes DJ Nutoya with a fresh and terse ten-tracker compilation: Tokyo Bliss. This breezy selection centres on the all-rounder genre's favourite international foci, boogie and funk: frissonic formulas for sensational home listening. Most tracks here make their debut on vinyl outside of Japan; from Buzz's pristine tremolo'er 'Garasumado', to Keiko Toda's escape-noteworthy 'Fade In' and Yuji Mitsuya's delirious summer disco dirge 'After Five At Caf-Bar', this is an impeccable curation job.
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Tune In
Tune In (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: CDR 62023LP. Rel: 14 Nov 24
The One & Only (intro) (1:01)
Unclouded Visions (2:22)
Illusions (2:18)
Eternal Cosmos (3:03)
Hold Your Breath (2:54)
Alpha Beth (2:17)
Sons Of Light (2024) (2:33)
Mosaic Sky (interlude) (1:10)
Higher Learning (interlude) (0:21)
Brain Washed State (1:31)
Good Memories (2:43)
Sent By The Ancestors (2:36)
Colonized Island (2:42)
Radio Telepathy (2:39)
Light Your Path (2:44)
Aperture (3:21)
Review: Cincinnati-based producer Doctor Bionic (Jason Grimez), known for his work with the 90s rap group MOOD, delivers a seamless fusion of jazz, hip hop, funk, soul and reggae in his latest project. As an executive producer and DJ, Grimez continues to tap into the sonic textures of the late 60s and early 70s, sampling and recording with analog gear to recreate the authentic sound he's always admired. Collaborating with local musicians like Jonathan Luck Spaulding and Josh "Mojo" Cole, Grimez brings his vision to life with a rich blend of instrumental layers that transport listeners to a different era. This release, part of a larger series, exemplifies Grimez's ability to curate smooth, captivating radio mixes that cater to fans of classic, groove-heavy sounds. As always, Doctor Bionic's releases come with a distinctive visual touch, this time working with Israeli artist Refael Idan Suissa to craft an eye-catching album cover. Perfect for setting the mood, this latest project promises to be another standout in his growing catalogue.
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Say It Loud (Classic Vinyl)
Say It Loud (Classic Vinyl) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 651497 0. Rel: 20 Mar 25
Say It Loud (7:27)
Summertime (5:51)
Caravan (5:24)
Snake Bone (9:27)
Brother Soul (8:14)
Review: Lou Donaldson's Say It Loud! is a classic of the late 60s soul-jazz movement, combining infectious grooves with a lineup of skilled musicians. Released in 1969 on Blue Note, this album highlights California-based Donaldson's expertise on the alto saxophone, blending hard-swinging bebop roots with a funkier, dance-driven approach. The title track, inspired by James Brown's anthem, is a cool, laid-back rendition that shows his nuanced playing alongside the solid rhythms of trumpeter Blue Mitchell, guitarist Jimmy Ponder, organist Charles Earland, and drummer Leo Morris. The album shines with its extended tracks like 'Snake Bone' and 'Brother Soul', where the soloists stretch out, creating moments of tension and release. Ponder's blues-infused guitar solos and Earland's dramatic organ builds are standouts. While the bossa nova rendition of 'Summertime' and the swinging 'Caravan' bring a more traditional jazz feel, the album is most vibrant when it grooves hard. Despite being somewhat overshadowed by Donaldson's earlier work, Say It Loud! remains a highly enjoyable and essential part of his legacy. It may not carry the same weight as Midnight Creeper, but its infectious rhythms and tasteful solos ensure its place as a classic in soul-jazz, deserving of a greater appreciation which this reissue celebrates.
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Quem E Quem (reissue)
Quem E Quem (reissue) (180 gram green vinyl LP)
Cat: 333081 LTD. Rel: 06 May 25
Chorou, Chorou (2:44)
Terremoto (2:30)
Amazonas (2:12)
Fim De Sonho (3:42)
A Ra (2:33)
Ahie (2:55)
Cala Boca Menino (2:21)
Nana Das Aguas (2:24)
Me Deixa (2:16)
Ate Quem Sabe? (2:12)
Mentiras (4:19)
Cade Jodel (2:04)
Review: Quem E Quem is widely regarded as Joao Donato's finest work and a standout in the canon of Brazilian popular music, aka MPB. Blending American soul and jazz-funk influences with the gentle sway of samba and bossa nova, the album radiates warmth and subtle sophistication and Donato's tender vocals are framed by breezy flute passages, laid-back piano lines and guitar solos reminiscent of Pat Metheny. The result is a beautifully balanced collection of upbeat tracks and introspective moments with each evoking the tranquil pleasure of a sunset in a tropical paradise. Timeless and effortlessly charming, it remains a high point in Donato's enduring career.
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Blue Bossa In The Bronx: Live From The Blue Morocco
Cat: HCD 2072. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Blue Bossa
Confirmation
Memories Of You
My One & Only Love
Bag's Groove
Blue Friday
The Theme
Review: While never lauded by the jazz establishment, enthusiastic fans of the style have long claimed that Kenny Dorham was one of the finest trumpeters of his generation - not to mention one of the true greats of the bebop era. He worked with all the greats and mentored Joe Henderson, who made one of his compositions, 'Blue Bossa', a bossa-jazz classic. This album showcases for the first time a near legendary concert performed by Dorham, alongside an all-star band, at the Blue Morocco Club in the Bronx, way back in 1967. It's an electrifying performance all told, with his interpretations of Miles Davis's 'the Theme', Charlie Parker's 'Confirmation', Milt Jackson's ' Bag's Groove' (here spun out to near 15 minutes) and his own 'Blue Bossa' standing out.
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Music From A Room Full Of Synths
Cat: OUS 048. Rel: 06 Feb 25
It Works (2:39)
A Sceptical Day (2:19)
The Touch (3:21)
Crumar Ballad (4:00)
Outside Yourself (2:31)
Cuchaule (1:36)
Crevices (0:21)
Odds (1:52)
Novelty (2:02)
Review: There are some names that genuinely fill you with excitement the moment you even catch wind they've been back in the studio. Dorian Concept is one of them. Revisiting his collaborative project with the Swiss Museum for Electronic Music Instruments for a second outing on the OUS label he runs, the rather logically-titled Music From A Room Full of Synths was inspired by a ten day period in which the artist basically immersed himself in different noise-making machines. Coming out the other end determined to continue down the unplanned, unrehearsed, loose and spontaneous path, his collection was made off-the cuff, as it were, completely live and without sequencing or programming. As you would hope, then it's almost like nothing you've really heard before - jazz, electronica, downtempo, brass-stabbed, freeform, strange and stunning.
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 in stock $19.92
Vol 2
Vol 2 (LP)
Cat: ATFA 050LP. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Sakoro Mery (11:29)
Demisen Kulu (7:20)
Ma I Ni Wula (8:57)
Jigi Yiri (8:11)
Review: For its 50th release, Awesome Tapes From Africa proudly reissues Nahawa Doumbia's Vol. 2, originally released in 1982 and unavailable outside Mali until now. This recording captures the early artistry of one of Mali's most iconic voices, featuring Doumbia's powerful vocals accompanied solely by her partner N'gou Bagayoko on acoustic guitar. Painstakingly remastered from the original LP by audio engineer Jessica Thompson, Vol. 2 brings a new clarity to the intimate yet commanding sound. This reissue exemplifies ATFA's mission of expanding artists' reach and offers fans a rare glimpse into the roots of Doumbia's enduring legacy in African music.
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Tags: African
 in stock $27.96
Tchenbe!
Cat: URLP 847681. Rel: 29 Jan 25
Something's Going On
Tchenbe!
Sonmey
From Mawe
La Derniere Fois
I Ka Woule
Ca Va Saturer (feat Raph Huey K)
Do You
Review: This new album is Dowdelin's therapeutic best and one that delves into themes of depression, life's highs and lows and resilience. Along the way, it blends Caribbean rhythms with jazz, electronic music and percussive soul to make for an ever evolving and intriguing trip through moments of struggle and hope that mirror those in everyday life. Sung in Creole, French and English, each track weaves rich melodies with deep emotion and makes for a powerful exploration of mental well-being. Dowdelin's take on well crafted funk is where tradition meets modernity and the result is a sound that is both healing and invigorating.
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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Funk
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Dr Tree (reissue)
Dr Tree (reissue) (limited gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2XLP)
Cat: WB 020. Rel: 19 Nov 24
The Twilight Zone (1:38)
Vulcan Worlds (6:50)
Transition (8:05)
Eugino D (6:12)
Affirmation (7:31)
One For Dianne (6:18)
Mood Waltz (9:14)
Affirmation (Alt Tske) (4:25)
The Drum (1:56)
Eugino D (Alt Tske) (6:31)
Fourth World (3:40)
Wildlife (5:11)
Review: Jazz audio arborist Dr Tree is itself a multi-branched organism, having first emerged from the (urban) forests of New Zealand as the inosculated union of session musicians Frank Gibson Jr. and Murray Macnab. After catching the attention of EMI, the pair released the eponymous Dr Tree in 1976, which came as an all-instrumental prog excursion into territories already settled by the likes of Weather Report and Return To Forever, yet not fully developed until Dr Tree's prognosis. These roots hold a tight grip; star album cuts 'Transition', 'Affirmation' and 'The Drum' demonstrate a complete, master musicianship, and combine this with studio trickeries of the weirdest and most arcane ilk, making for an unforgettable prog magnolia of minimally treated sound, but still grandly impressive proportions.
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 in stock $57.58
Thoughts Of You
Thoughts Of You ('natural' white vinyl LP)
Cat: CLMN 12059LPC1. Rel: 12 Dec 24
Thoughts Of You (1:37)
Shadows (3:22)
Precious Time (2:38)
Monsoon Season (2:20)
Rosewood Ave (3:39)
Vignette #1 (1:36)
Vignette #2 (1:42)
Carried By Six (2:13)
Villano (2:15)
96 Hours (1:58)
Insomnia (2:21)
Review: This wonderful record marks Salvator Dragatto's debut full-length on Colemine Records and it was produced by Joey Reina with members of The Rugged Nuggets contributing to sounds which pay homage to Andre Kertesz, Robert Frank and Jean-Luc Godard. Inspired by parallels between film processing and music recording, Dragatto embraces imperfections like tape hiss and dusty EQ pots to create a rich, noir-inspired soundscape while blending drama, allure and sentimentality. Thoughts of You is a timeless reflection of love and obsession and will appeal to fans of the 60s and 70s French Noir scene, black-and-white photography and groups like Massive Attack.
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 in stock $29.88
Thoughts Of You
Cat: CLMN 12059LP. Rel: 12 Dec 24
Thoughts Of You (1:37)
Shadows (3:22)
Precious Time (2:38)
Monsoon Season (2:20)
Rosewood Ave (3:39)
Vignette #1 (1:36)
Vignette #2 (1:42)
Carried By Six (2:13)
Villano (2:15)
96 Hours (1:58)
Insomnia (2:21)
Review: This wonderful record marks Salvator Dragatto's debut full-length on Colemine Records and it was produced by Joey Reina with members of The Rugged Nuggets contributing to sounds which pay homage to Andre Kertesz, Robert Frank and Jean-Luc Godard. Inspired by parallels between film processing and music recording, Dragatto embraces imperfections like tape hiss and dusty EQ pots to create a rich, noir-inspired soundscape while blending drama, allure and sentimentality. Thoughts of You is a timeless reflection of love and obsession and will appeal to fans of the 60s and 70s French Noir scene, black-and-white photography and groups like Massive Attack.
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 in stock $26.02
Streetnoise (reissue)
Streetnoise (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: SBM 8LP. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Tropic Of Capricorn (5:28)
Czechoslovakia (2:49)
Take Me To The Water (5:04)
A Word About Colour (4:21)
Light My Fire (3:49)
Indian Rope Man (3:42)
When I Was A Young Girl (4:48)
Flesh Failures (Let The Sunshine In) (4:59)
Ellis Island (4:10)
In Search Of The Sun (4:21)
Finally Found You Out (4:11)
Looking In The Eye Of The World (5:00)
Vauxhall To Lambeth Bridge (6:31)
All Blues (5:41)
I've Got Life (4:23)
Save The Country (3:59)
Review: Brian Auger's Streetnoise was originally recorded in 1969 with Julie Driscoll and The Trinity. It stands proud as a genre-blurring work of jazz, rock, folk and soul greatness that found the group moving beyond their r&b and jazz roots. Instead, Auger and Driscoll crafted a progressive, avant-garde yet deeply soulful record in which Driscoll's haunting vocals contrast beautifully with Auger's instrumentation. The gatefold sleeve was designed by Hunter S Thompson collaborator Ralph Steadman and was inspired by Hogarth's satirical etchings which in turn reflects the album's artistic ambition. Streetnoise features dynamic instrumentals like 'Ellis Island', great reinterpretations of 'All Blues' and 'Flesh Failures' and standout tracks such as 'Indian Rope Man' which highlight Auger's visionary fusion of styles.
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 in stock $26.30
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