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- A1: Knockin’ On Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan)
- A2: Hickory Wind (Gram Parsons)
- A3: A Little Faster (John Hurlbut)
- B1: Seems Like A Long Time (Theodore Anderson)
- B2: All Along The Watchtower (Bob Dylan)
- B3: This Land Is Your Land (Woody Guthrie)
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- 01: Better You
- 02: Start The Day With A Beat
- 03: Sharks Smell Blood
- 04: Pardon Me
- 05: All Of That Said (Feat. Boldy James)
- 06: Won’t Give Up The Danger (Feat. Murkage Dave)
- 07: Moving On Up (Feat. Conway The Machine)
- 08: Talking To The Audience
- 09: All Money 1983
- 10: Pray With An A (Feat. Navy Blue)
- 11: Lost In Time (Park James)
- 12: Delay The Issue(Feat. Fly Anakin)
- 13: Only Got One
- 14: Where We Going From Here
In March 2020, right as the whole world was entering into a transitional phase, Evidence released a single titled “Unlearning”. Now, a year later, Evidence launches the campaign for his upcoming album, Unlearning Vol. 1, picking up where the single of the same name left off, and going beyond.
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Dope Plates is back with the second volume of its 'Dope On Plastic' various artist EP series.
Volume 2 sees debut appearances from London's Effra, Code 906 from Russia and Scale, Rainforest and Dreadmaul all representing Germany. Label boss Soul Intent also appears on the EP with his classic Good Looking Records tribute remix of Scape's hugely popular track 'Spirit World' which featured on DOPE005 back in 2018.
- A1: Better You
- A2: Start The Day With A Beat
- A3: Sharks Smell Blood
- B1: Pardon Me
- B2: All Of That Said (Feat Boldy James)
- B3: Won't Give Up The Danger (Feat Murkage Dave)
- B4: Moving On Up (Feat Conway The Machine)
- C1: Talking To The Audience
- C2: All Money 1983
- C3: Pray With An A (Feat Navy Blue)
- C4: Lost In Time (Park James)
- D1: Delay The Issue (Feat Fly Anakin)
- D2: Only Got One
- D3: Where We Going From Here
In March 2020, right as the whole world was entering into a transitional phase, Evidence released a single titled "Unlearning". Now, a year later, Evidence launches the campaign for his upcoming album, Unlearning Vol. 1, picking up where the single of the same name left off, and going beyond. Throughout his career, Evidence has always been adept at both staying true to his roots and evolving as he grows and learns from life experiences, including recognizing when the time comes to unlearn. During the campaign for his last album, Weather or Not (2018), he expressed a desire to close the chapter on the weather-related theme that had been a staple of his solo career to that point. Unlearning Vol. 1 not only sees that vision come to life, but shines brilliantly in the process. Unlearning Vol. 1 pairs Evidence's own production with works from The Alchemist, Nottz, Sebb Bash, Animoss, Mr. Green, V Don, Daringer and EARDRUM (QThree). This highlights perhaps an undervalued skill of Ev's - his ability to collaborate with a multitude of producers on a project, while still creating an album with a cohesion and consistency rarely found in such extensive collaboration. While the album's musical soundscape sets the scene, it's Ev's gift for relatable yet inventively clever writing that really paints the picture, continually pulling the listener in. That said, a small but powerful cast of guest appearances also decorate the landscape, courtesy of stellar performances from Boldy James, Conway The Machine, Fly Anakin, Navy Blue, and Murkage Dave. Unlearning Vol. 1 embodies the sound and feeling of pure artistic expression, capturing a moment in time where marketability, album sales & streaming potential, and the desire to please anyone other than the artist themselves, are all just an afterthought. As one could expect, such freedoms allowed Evidence to tap into something special that sounds engaging and unique, and also remains true to his foundation. In essence, Unlearning Vol. 1 finds Evidence at yet another creative peak, creating a listening experience poised to catch the attention of new listeners while strengthening his core fanbase.
- 1: Bonjour Klaus - Jeff Özdemir & Daniel Raymond Gahn 03:58
- 2: He's A Woman - Jeff Özdemir With Knarf Rellöm & Dj Patex 03:51
- 3: I Follow My Heartbeat - F.s.blumm & Jeff Özdemir 0:25
- 4: Saatler, Dakikalar Ve Saniyeler Gelip Geçiyor - Jeff Özdemir & Ertan Doğancı 02:29
- 5: Kleistpark - Vackrow 04:22
- 6: Love Letters - Jeff Özdemir & Joanna Gemma Auguri 03:31
- 7 52: Nd Street Und Dann Die Erste Rechts - Jeff Özdemir 05:14
- 8: Campagne (Band Version) - Désolé Léo 04:46
- 9: Disco - Beige Gt 03:40
- 10: Losin' - Jeff Özdemir & Zap 04
- 11: Complètement Perdu - Jeff Özdemir & Alexandre Thiercelin 02:18
- 12: Zu Viele Erinnerungen - Otto Von Bismarck 08:23
- 13: That's Not What Friends Are For - Jeff Özdemir's New Hard Drive 02:58
- 14: Bremerhaven, Das Kann Ich Dir Nicht Antun - Jeff Özdemir 03:26
- 15: The Day - Eng°N Featuring Jeff Özdemir 05:43
- 16: Güneș - Jeff Özdemir & Treetop 01:51
- 17: Bored - Elke Brauweiler & Jeff Özdemir 04
- 18: Die Quelle Von Hermidas - Jeff Özdemir With Elmer Kussiac 02:19
In the past years, the multi-instrumentalist, composer, producer and music enthusiast Jeff Özdemir had been focusing on organising the Live-Mixtape series in Berlin, inviting numerous artists to join him on stage for every single event. However, the year 2020 put an end to this for all the painfully obvious and obviously painful reasons. Undeterred, he instead put together the third instalment of the »Jeff Özdemir & Friends« series, working with singers, musicians and groups such as Knarf Rellöm & DJ Patex, F.S. Blumm, Joanna Gemma Auguri, Elke Brauweiler and Elmer Kussiac for an 18-track … Now, is this a compilation or an artist album? Well, why just either this or that when it can just be both at once? This is »Jeff Özdemir & Friends Vol. 3« after all, emphasis on »&«.
Released on Karaoke Kalk like its two predecessors from the years 2015 and 2017, respectively, »Jeff Özdemir & Friends Vol. 3« sees the man behind Kreuzberg’s 33rpm record store and the 33rpm Records label showcase his qualities as a people remixer, songwriter and versatile musician. He put together a collection of groovy tunes picking up on funk and afrobeat rhythms, introspective ballads, a musically channeled punk attitude, shoegaze sentiments, spoken word passages, drones, glockenspiel sounds, seriously fun experimentation and much more. Just like on the cover artwork - courtesy of Marion Eichmann, Özdemir’s favourite visual artist - everything here seems to discreetly exist for itself while being tightly connected to everything else at same time.
While artists like Ertan Doğancı, Désolé Léo, eng°n, F.S. Blumm and Zap have been long-term collaborators of Özdemir and were featured on previous instalments of the »Jeff Özdemir & Friends« series, new faces and forces also enter the mix. The melancholic »Love Letters« for example marks the first (though hopefully not last) collaboration with singer Joanna Gemm Auguri, while Knarf Rellöm & DJ Patex’s appearance has been dreamt of collectively but hasn’t been fully realised until now.
Whether it’s Désolé Léo’s French crooner soul, the lo-fi synth pop song »Bored« featuring former Commercial Breakup singer Elke Brauweiler or the many different sounds and styles presented under the name Jeff Özdemir: no decision is ever made between either that or this musical direction, but all are being joyfully enjoyed together. Thus, throughout its 70 minutes, the stylistic diversity of »Jeff Özdemir & Friends Vol. 3« does not once border on randomness. Instead, these sometimes very different songs are marked by a shared atmosphere - a direct result of these very different musicians approaching their studio time together less as a chance to make music but more of a chance to carefully listen to and interact with each other.
Just like you’d expect it from someone deeply connected with the local music community who also happens to run a record store, Özdemir is also the kind of person who’ll hand you the worn copy of a record he has just fished out from the bargain bin because he knows about its potential to change your life. The contributions by Vackrow (»Kleistpark«), Gebrüder Teichmann’s old band BeigeGT (»Disco«), and Otto von Bismarck (»Zu viele Erinnerungen«, produced by The Whitest Boy Alive’s Daniel Nentwig) do not even feature Özdemir, but are simply musical pearls that were (almost) lost in the shuffle of music history and unearthed for this very special occasion. That’s just what friends do, don’t they?
These DJ DSK edit instrumentals were pressed up after many requests from DJs who wanted them, they can be used with the vocal versions, create new mash ups or just played as a track in their own right. It is also a great bonus that some of the original tracks do not even have instrumentals available.
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Leeds label Syntaxx Records bring you their debut vinyl only release with four tracks from from hot prospects within the scene. Music from Mehlor, AWSI, Parsec and Nate S.U encapsulates the sound and vision of Syntaxx Records; groovy and tripped-out sounds that are fit for dance floor situations.
Carrying on a new white label series of killer garage cuts, Bristol's Time Is Now have hand-picked British duo Cortese for their next installment. Expect playful, niche-inspired garage sounds with a unique touch of modernism.
The EP opens with "Abbey Park"; a glistening neo speed-garage track with delicate synth chords dancing over the cavernous slow attack bassline. It purrs into the squelchy bassline style "Where You At", that compliments upbeat piano stabs with autotuned vocals.
"Floaty" uses an iconic Aaliyah vocal chops, dancing around a chunky El-B inspired snare. This one has a melancholic breakdown which is perfect for a dancefloor breather, before the growling bassline is reintroduced to devastating effect. A collaboration with Brighton-based DJ Movement, "Things That Make You Go 'Hmm'" is pure bassline garage energy let loose in a furore of bass patches in a moodier track that still doesn't take itself too seriously. Closing out, "Figure 1" brings a searing synth melody which complements another rolling bassline. The understated drums make excellent use of a syncopated kick pattern whilst diva vocals chime along in the background.
The final album in Pastor T.L. Barrett’s 1970s four-part suite of gospel funk LPs, Do Not Pass Me By finds the fiery preacher getting spaced out on God’s love. Accompanied by his Youth For Christ Choir, the eight-song record is buoyed by the seven- minute opus “Father Stretch My Hands,” later sampled by Kanye West on 2016’s The Life of Pablo.
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Vol.3[20,13 €]
Vol.5[17,44 €]
Vol.6 10"[17,61 €]
Vol.6[16,77 €]
Vol.9 - Black[19,71 €]
Vol. 10 12"[19,12 €]
Vol.9 7"[13,87 €]
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Vol. 10 7"[16,77 €]
- A1: Presente Grego
- A2: Swallow
- B1: Troupeau Bleu
High Pulp returns with a brand new instalment of covers, on Mutual Attraction Vol 2. A spiritual jazz journey, interpreting arrangements by Arthur Verocai, Cortex and Casiopea. The 8-piece fusion band pays homage to tracks and artists that have woven themselves into the DNA of their band.
The Mutual Attraction series is about paying homage and looking back to influences that have paved the way for informing the band’s sound. It was important to the band to find 3 different significant spaces to record each volume. MA Vol. 2 was recorded at a house that the group’s drummer, Bobby Granfelt holds many fond childhood memories. It is the house that his father grew up in, and a house that his grandfather built. A house that would eventually become Granfelt’s current residence and also is the band’s homebase for rehearsing and hanging out. It is a reflection of the past and the present, as are these interpretations of songs. Rich textures and cinematic grooves alongside trippy guitars, lush Rhodes keys, and soulful horns. Covering tunes that may have flown under the radar, but have impacted the group immensely.
High Pulp are an 8-piece band that emerged from the Royal Room, a legendary Seattle Jazz club where they held “Funk Church” jam sessions in 2017. Their signature sound is a Psychedelic fusion of Hip-Hop, Funk, Jazz, and Soul which come together with complex, well thought out arrangements and progressive style. After successful sessions and premieres with prestigious station KEXP, and being at the forefront of the Seattle music scene, they are now branching out and taking their sound worldwide.
BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO VOL. 1 & 2 was the result of a recording session with Fleetwood Mac in early 1969 at Chess Records in Chicago, home to Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf, amongst others. Then a young British blues band, Peter Green, John McVie, guitarists Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer and Mick Fleetwood jammed with a number of famous Chicago Blues artists from whom they drew inspiration.
BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO VOL. 1 & 2 was the result of a recording session with Fleetwood Mac in early 1969 at Chess Records in Chicago, home to Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf, amongst others. Then a young British blues band, Peter Green, John McVie, guitarists Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer and Mick Fleetwood jammed with a number of famous Chicago Blues artists from whom they drew inspiration.
- A1: Wessel Ilcken All Stars - The Goofer
- A2: The Frans Elsen Quartet - Sem
- A3: The Pim Jacobs Three - Just A Kickshaw
- A4: The Tony Vos Quartet - Like Someone In Love
- A5: The Stido Almstrøm Sextet - Queen
- A6: The Rob Madna Trio - First Fig
- B1: The Stido Almstrøm Sextet - Meditation
- B2: The Pim Jacobs Three - Lady Bird
- B3: The Tony Vos Quartet - Lady Elisabeth
- B4: The Frans Elsen Quartet - Don’t Get Sad
- B5: The Rob Madna Trio - The Teacher
- B6: The Wessel Ilcken Allstars - Jeepers Creepers
Jazz Behind the Dikes Vol 3 is the third and final installment in the Jazz Behind The Dikes series, which highlights some of the greatest Dutch jazzmen under ideal conditions: in their own combo’s and playing the music of their own choice in complete freedom. The result is a collection of straightforward modern jazz by renowned Dutch jazz musicians such as Ron Madna Trio, Tony Vos Quartet and Frans Elsen Quartet.
This third volume of the series is available as a limited edition of 500 individually numbered copies on blue vinyl.
Newly awarded Dub Artist of the Year 2020 by the specialized website Reggae.fr, Manudigital presents the second volume of his famous "Digital Kingston Session" on vinyl, three years after the release of volume 1 in 2018! These videos filmed in the streets of Kingston, in which the producer invites Jamaican singers from the golden age of digital Reggae to perform their classics in one take on riddims that he plays with the legendary Casio MT40 or "Sleng Teng Keyboard ”, have become a real institution! With more than 100,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel, Manudigital continues to bring together an ever larger and more international audience.
In this volume 2 of the “Digital Kingston Session”, Manudigital gather a five-star cast with the legendary Capleton, the essential Junior Cat and more underground but no less talented artists such as Devon Morgan, Peter Metro, Jigsy King or Bunny General. As on the first volume, two bonus sessions recorded outside Jamaica complete the tracklisting: one in Brooklyn with Red Fox, the most New Yorker of Jamaican deejays, and the other in Paris with the spectacular English MC Deemas J, who has been accompanying Manudigital on stage since 2018.
A second volume of the "Digital Kingston Session" on vinyl which should delight the public, while waiting to get back to live music and sound systems!




















