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- A1: Rimouski
- A2: Saint Laurent
- A3: Iceberg
- A4: Bug Featuring Craig Walker
- B1: Sternic
- B2: Catastrophe
- B3: Reef Featuring Aur
- B4: Continent Plastique Featuring Oxmo Puccino
- B5: Delusion Featuring Craig Walker
Featuring a prestigious line-up of guests, the album Sonars brings together iconic voices alongside Maxime Dangles and Tommy Rizzitelli: Oxmo Puccino (Continent plastique), Craig Walker, former lead singer of Archive & Power of Dreams (Bug and Delusion), and Aur (Reef).
Conceived during the Art/Science project of the same name, Sonars draws inspiration from reflections on ecology and the shifting biodiversity of our oceans and rivers. It was in Rimouski, on the shores of Quebec’s Saint Lawrence River, that the duo immersed themselves in the imagery and sensations that breathe life into this record. The result is a collection of breathless, driving tracks—a masterly fusion of machines and drums where organic textures meet the urgency of the climate crisis.
Tape Source’s Romain Da Silva Santos further enriches the album with his guitar work, while the visual identity is graced by the work of photographer Jean Gaumy, whose iconic photography features on the cover.
Red Laser Records switches on the smoke machine and strobe light, dishes out the high grade poppers and continues with the most unprofessional approach in the biz as they celebrate their FIFTIETH fuckin' release - a double disc photon torpedo diving into the label's roster and featuring all new tracks from RL stalwarts across the ages.
Marking this half century milestone, their in-house graphics team have been on a strict diet of kryptonite and engine oil, conjuring up one of the most lavish (and budget destroying) gatefold sleeves to date; alongside personal insights (and an in-depth cigar review) on their 13 year journey from label heads Il Bosco and Pharaoh Brunson.
Eight, sizzling, white hot MANCTALO jams that'll have knickers dropped, shirts lifted, fists pumping and your room stinking of fried circuit boards quicker than you can say #inabiteveryoneelse.
- A1: 21 Savage / Rose Royce - American Dream - 1:03
- A2: 21 Savage - All Of Me - 3:18
- A3: 21 Savage / Elza Laranjeira - Redrum - 4:30
- A4: 21 Savage & Doja Cat - N.h.i.e. - 2:23
- B1: 21 Savage - Sneaky - 3:21
- B2: 21 Savage, Young Thug & Metro Boomin - Pop Ur Shit - 3:13
- B3: 21 Savage - Letter To My Brudda - 2:39
- B4: 21 Savage, Lil Durk & Metro Boomin - Dangerous - 4:25
- C1: 21 Savage, Travis Scott & Metro Boomin - Née-Nah - 3:40
- C2: 21 Savage - See The Real - 3:02
- C3: 21 Savage & Summer Walker / Faith Evans - Prove It - 3:27
- C4: 21 Savage & Brent Faiyaz / Mary J. Blige - Should've Wore A Bonnet - 3:06
- C1: 21 Savage, Burna Boy & Metro Boomin - Just Like Me - 3:51
- C2: 21 Savage, Tommy Newport & Mikky Ekko - Red Sky - 2:56
- C3: 21 Savage & Mariah The Scientist - Dark Days - 4:55
Black Vinyl[30,67 €]
Fast sechs Jahre nach seiner letzten Solo-Veröffentlichung meldet sich 21 Savage mit seinem lang erwarteten neuen Studioalbum "American Dream" zurück. Das Album, das zwei Wochen in Folge auf Platz 1 der Billboard Top 200 Charts stand, setzt die Trap-Tradition des Rappers fort, fügt aber einige neue Elemente hinzu, darunter R&B auf dem Track "prove it" mit Summer Walker und Pop auf der Doja Cat-Kollaboration "n.h.i.e." Mit Featurings von Metro Boomin', The Weeknd, Young Thug, Travis Scott, Lil Durk und anderen fehlt es aber auch nicht an Hip-Hop-Elementen.
- A1: 21 Savage / Rose Royce - American Dream - 1:03
- A2: 21 Savage - All Of Me - 3:18
- A3: 21 Savage / Elza Laranjeira - Redrum - 4:30
- A4: 21 Savage & Doja Cat - N.h.i.e. - 2:23
- B1: 21 Savage - Sneaky - 3:21
- B2: 21 Savage, Young Thug & Metro Boomin - Pop Ur Shit - 3:13
- B3: 21 Savage - Letter To My Brudda - 2:39
- B4: 21 Savage, Lil Durk & Metro Boomin - Dangerous - 4:25
- C1: 21 Savage, Travis Scott & Metro Boomin - Née-Nah - 3:40
- C2: 21 Savage - See The Real - 3:02
- C3: 21 Savage & Summer Walker / Faith Evans - Prove It - 3:27
- C4: 21 Savage & Brent Faiyaz / Mary J. Blige - Should've Wore A Bonnet - 3:06
- C1: 21 Savage, Burna Boy & Metro Boomin - Just Like Me - 3:51
- C2: 21 Savage, Tommy Newport & Mikky Ekko - Red Sky - 2:56
- C3: 21 Savage & Mariah The Scientist - Dark Days - 4:55
On The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery, one of the guitarist's best LPs ever, Wes was backed by Tommy Flanagan on piano, Percy Heath on bass, and Percy's brother Albert "Tootie" Heath on drums (the third famous Heath brother, not heard here, is tenor saxophonist Jimmy Heath). The album was highly praised as soon as it was released and received a ***** rating in Down Beat magazine. It includes such classics as "West Coast Blues", "D-Natural Blues", and "Four on Six". 180-GRAM COLORED BLUE VINYL - THE COMPLETE ALBUM + 1 BONUS TRACK.
- A1: Cream - I Feel Free
- A2: Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
- A3: The Chiffons - He's So Fine
- A4: Davie Jones With The King Bees - Liza Jane
- A5: Canned Heat - Going Up The Country
- A6: Sandie Shaw - Long Live Love
- A7: The Delfronics - Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time) (Blow Your Mind This Time)
- A8: Rare Earth - Get Ready
- A9: Glenn Campbell - Gentle On My Mind
- B1: The Byrds - Eight Miles High
- B2: Procol Harum - A Salty Dog
- B3: Jackie Deshannon - The Weight
- B4: Jimmy Cliff - Wonderful World, Beautiful People
- B5: Strawberry Alarm Clock - Incense & Peppermints
- B6: Tina Mason - You Can Have Him
- B7: Chuck Berry - You Never Can Tell
- B8: Whistling Jack Smith - I Was Kaiser Bills Batman
- C1: The Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running
- C2: Joe Cocker - Delta Lady
- C3: Satana - Evil Ways
- C4: Dana Gillespie - You Just Gotta Know My Mind
- C5: Harry Nilson - Everybodys Talkin
- C6: Marvin Gaye - I Heard It Through The Grapevine
- C7: Lesley Gore - Its My Party
- C8: Sam Cooke - (What A) Wonderful World (What A)
- C9: Quicksilver Messenger Service - Who Do You Love Pt.1
- D1: The Hombres - Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) (Let It All Hang Out)
- D2: The Move - I Can Hear The Grass Grow
- D3: Janis Joplin With Big Brother & The Holding Company - Piece Of My Heart
- D4: The Walker Brothers - Make It Easy On Yourself
- D5: Aretha Franklin - Chain Of Fools
- D6: 13Th Floor Elevators - You're Gonna Miss Me
- D7: Cat Stevens - The First Cut Is The Deepest
- D8: Tommy Roe - Dizzy
- D9: Melanie - Beautiful People
Vol.1[39,87 €]
The Decades Collected compilations are part of the Collected compilation series, which is a collaboration between Universal Music and Music On Vinyl. The compilations bring together the biggest names of each decade, combined with forgotten hits and less discovered gems, giving the listener an experience of listening to their favourite tunes while uncovering new musical grounds at the same time.
Inner space centurion and local star command operative Tommy Walker III returns with a new mission directive this DATE...
Hardwiring to the Red Laser network and initiating an advanced, beta-tested programme of futuro-manctalo cybernetics, TWIII's meta-level hybridisation of Italian synth disco & northern English rave styles, combined with an expert deciphering of modernised club dynamics has resulted in a faultless system capable of withstanding the most extreme sonic test environments. RL30's eight tracks are RL Corp. operation-certified to work alongside Human2.0's electrostatic discharge profile. Universally approved usage for sentient earth dwellers offering portals into dancefloor ecstasy and inter-dimensional transcendence. This programme begins with 'Pocsy', and sees euphoric holograms burst through galloping Italo mechanics, fusing retro-tinged optimism with a nu-age release. 'Shoiab' (named after a fellow starship captain tasked to MCR and in alliance with RL Corp...) unleashes red shifted synths and carnal cowbells for the cyberotic lap-dancers to get jizzy too. 'Autopilot' allows the on-board crew to reassemble, a well automated array of arpeggios guiding the shuttle during the first phase, until reconsolidating in the latter stages for full-on interdimensional 5-D funk jam. 'Lightwork' is pure RL endorsed synth-jizz, erupting out of Tommy's arsenal like a mis-timed giant alien cumshot; minus any Manga references.
'Astral Projectile Vomit' address a common problem endemic to protectors of our star cluster; then channels a shiny, serpentine chrome sequence and thrusts it down the rainbow road for maximum belly aches.
More hydraulic collisions between electronic disc-boogie and newly mined atomic particles from passing asteroids ensures Srg. Walker has enough mainroom material to keep the Sharons and Traceys of the main hub dancing in between injections of dimethyltryptamine. Closing with a trio of humanoid hits that'll have Jonny5 ordering kryptonite margaritas for the entire ship, Tommy Walker celebrates with the cosmic conge, 'Gary Blast'.
RL Corp is confident RL30's internal algorithm is a future-proofed, cross-species platform for auditory excitement, and will continue to stimulate listeners across a multitude of environments.
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