- A1: A Way Out
- A2: Me
- A3: Det Var Da
- A4: 1621
- B1: Hang Em High
- B2: Believe
- B3: Göteborg
- B4: Working Class
- B5: Moments
- B6: Smash It
- C1: My Home
- C2: When You're Dead
- C3: No Shame
- C4: Cowards
- C5: Stories From The Past
- D1: Längtan
- D2: Yellow & Blue
- D3: En Underbar Dag
- D4: Forever
- D5: Heart Full Of Pride
quête:i believe
Jacy, hailing from Bari in Italy, delivers four brand-new deep house gems — moody, timeless, and crafted for both heads and dancers alike.
Blending warm pads, deep grooves, and hypnotic rhythms, Jacy brings a fresh take on classic house sounds while staying firmly rooted in the present. Each track carries his unmistakable signature — subtle, soulful, and built to last.
- A1: Murder She Said
- A2: The More I See (The Less I Believe)
- A3: Going Home
- A4: We're Having All The Fun
- A5: The Farm Yard Connection
- B1: The Tunnel Of Love
- B2: Our Lips Are Sealed
- B3: The Pressure Of Life (Takes Weight Off The Body)
- B4: Things We Do
- B5: Well Fancy That!
- A1: Entergalatic Theme
- A2: New Mode
- A3: Do What I Want
- A4: Angel
- A5: Ignite The Love
- A6: In Love
- A7: Willing To Trust
- B1: Can't Believe It
- B2: Livin' My Truth
- B3: Maybe So
- B4: Can't Shake Her
- B5: She's Lookin' For Me
- B6: My Drug
- B7: Somewhere To Fly
- B8: Burrow (Bonus Track)
- A1: Square Hammer; Written-By – A Ghoul Writer
- A2: Nocturnal Me; Written-By – Ian Mcculloch, Les Pattinson, Pete De Freitas, Will Sergeant
- A3: I Believe; Written-By – James Ford, Jas Shaw, Simon Lord
- B1: Missionary Man; Written-By – Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart*
- B2: Bible; Written-By – Christian Falk, Fred Asp, Per Hägglund, Joakim Thåström*
- A1: Trompe Le Monde
- A2: Planet Of Sound
- A3: Alec Eiffel
- A4: The Sad Punk
- A5: Head On; Written-By – Jim Reid, William Reid
- A6: U-Mass
- A7: Palace Of The Brine
- A8: Letter To Memphis
- B1: Bird Dream Of The Olympus Mons
- B2: Space (I Believe In)
- B3: Subbacultcha
- B4: Distance Equals Rate Times Time
- B5: Lovely Day
- B6: Motorway To Roswell
- B7: The Navajo Know
- A1: Béton House 5 21
- A2: Motif Lasdun 3 37
- A3: Pioneering Different Approaches 3 15
- A4: I Dream In Concrete 3 45
- A5: Aesthetics Over Ethics 3 53
- A6: Internal Panoramas 3 43
- B1: Foxton Stop Off 4 12
- B2: The End Of Back To Back 4 08
- B3: B6070 1 36
- B4: Cold, Again 3 02
- B5: And Then They Are Gone 2 54
- B6: Skyline Disasters 3 21
- B7: Park Hill Forever 4 32
We always knew we would return to this project because Brutalism remains a profound part of our lives, something we cherish deeply. Inspired by the photographs we have been capturing for a new book, the music emerged effortlessly. Documenting these buildings feels instinctive; this is where we belong.
Our unwavering fixation on symmetry, synchronisation, and repetition endures, but this time we believe the music reveals a more emotional depth. That is the direction we have been moving towards. Some things simply take time, yet this album seemed to take shape of its own accord.
Join us as we walk through these modern day cathedrals, monuments to the people.
- A1: Shadowminds
- A2: Days Of The Lost
- A3: The Needless End
- A4: Conditional
- A5: In Broken Trust
- B1: Gateways
- B2: A Truth Worth Lying For
- B3: Feel What I Believe
- B4: Last Of Our Kind
- B5: Matthew Heafy
- B6: The Most Alone
Nachauflage auf rotgoldenem Vinyl
- Un Pays
- Une Reine Et Un Roi
- La Nuit Me Mord
- Buisson Ardent
- Mon Amie
- Et J'en Oublie
- Entre Le Oui, Le Non
- Dans Les Gares
- Tout Ce Que Je Sais De Toi
- La Sentence
- Faut-Il
- L'onde
Few lovers stay together for life-and beyond. Just as rare are the artists who manage to keep alive the burning flame of their creative desire. Areski Belkacem is one of those who nurtures in his heart a fire that never dies out, a passion that burns just as intensely for music as it does for his beloved. As long as the message eventually reaches its intended recipient, he cares little for how long the journey takes. His new album, Long courrier, is proof of this: twelve unreleased songs that flow like a love letter set to music. In nearly 60 years of career, Areski Belkacem has released only three solo albums-intimate and deeply personal works that feel like whispered confidences to a loved one. In an era where commercial demands shape much of music production, these records exist solely to fulfill his need for expression. The late music lover and producer Jean-Philippe Allard once said, "Areski goes against the tide-he always seems to enjoy taking forbidden paths!" In Long courrier, Areski tenderly expresses love for his homeland and his beloved. He believes in the power of sensuality, the sacredness of pleasure, and the hidden beauty in every person despite life's hardships. He shows a fraternal gaze toward outsiders and sings of inner journeys, doubt, vows, eternal bonds-with a voice as warm and bright as a loving smile. He honors the mystery of the union between music and the French language. Blending his familiar chaabi rhythms and guitar with piano, accordion, bass, and electric guitar, he plays alongside the same musicians who have accompanied him for over two decades on stage-supporting the woman he shares both stage and life with: the incomparable Brigitte Fontaine.
- 1: Help You Believe
- 2: Something Good
- 3: There Will Be Us
- 4: Under The Stars
- 5: Streets Of New York
- 6: Energy Over Me
- 7: Master Plan
- 8: Set Out North
- 9: Airport
- 10: Down The Road
Formed on a rooftop in the East Village of New York City over a decade ago,
SKYFACTOR was born when the musical paths of longtime friends Bob
Ziegler and Jason Taylor (formerly of Michigan's Brother Rabbit) and brothers
Jon Rubin and Cliff Rubin (formerly of NYC's Sky Blues) finally crossed. Almost instantly the songs started flowing, and they knew they were on to something.
Their debut album Daydreams received much critical acclaim and notice, including that of MTV's hit show Teen Mom, who chose the track "OK" as their
season 2 finale theme, resulting in thousands of downloads and streams from around the world. The band then honed its musical chemistry and style for
Signal Strength, which further spotlighted personal, insightful lyrics backed by a big acoustic guitar and one very powerful rhythm section. The guys even
had a song from the album prominently (and humorously) featured on
Adult Swim's Eric Andre Show, resulting in even more buzz for the band.
Cut to 20 25 and just one listen to Master Plan proves these guys know how to craft memorable and powerful songs that grab you from the get-go-and
won't let go.
- A1: The Final Straw
- A2: It Happens Either Way
- A3: Forever Blue
- A4: With Love, Your Clementine
- A5: Like A Song
- B1: Oh Marie
- B2: April, May, July
- B3: Maybe I Love You
- B4: Gloria
- B5: Refined Believer
Throughout Refined Believer's 10 captivating tracks, OSKA illustrates her experience with losing faith in certain friendships and romantic relationships, only to connect with someone who reaffirms her conviction. "Something that I was going through in my life was trusting some people again," OSKA says of the title Refined Believer and its title track, which alludes to the singer inching back to a place of trust after a period of holding back. "I feel like I can believe in something bigger than myself again, which doesn't have to be something religious. It just means that I'm finding the ability to hope again."
- A1: Snatcher, Featuring – Oliver Howlett
- A2: Downfall Part. A
- A3: Not Our War, Vocals – David Menke
- A4: Heritage
- B1: Bright Future
- B2: The Iron Lady
- B3: Master Plan, Featuring – Oliver Howlett
- B4: Don't Be A Traitor, Featuring – Oliver Howlett
- B5: Fuzzy Thatcher
- B6: She Had To Be Believed
- B7: War
- C1: Broken Dreams, Featuring – Oliver Howlett
- C2: Num Confrontation, Vocals – Marie Limiñana
- C3: Chaos
- C4: Business As Usual
- C5: Revolting
- D1: Tears Don't Lie, Vocals – David Menke, Marie Limiñana
- D2: Way Of Her Cross
- D3: Ambiguous Memories
- D4: Downfall Part. B
- A1: Bird Food 0
- A2: Get The Dough Off
- A3: Panama Sun, Featuring – Marv Won
- A4: Stones
- A5: Fly Anomalies
- A6: Wizardry, Featuring – Tri State
- A7: Jungle Juice
- B1: Wide Awake
- B2: Acid Rain, Featuring – Sick Jacken*
- B3: Peas & Onions
- B4: Broad Dayin
- B5: 88 S-Curl, Featuring – Ty Farris
- B6: Bazookas
- B7: Can You Believe It
- A1: Scene 1: Welcome 2 Collegrove; Narrator – 50 Cent
- A2: G6
- A3: Big Diamonds; Featuring – 21 Savage
- A4: Presha
- A5: Long Story Short
- B1: Scene 2: Duffle Bag Boys; Narrator – 50 Cent
- B2: Millions From Now
- B3: Crazy Thick
- B4: Transparency; Featuring – Usher
- B5: Significant Other
- C1: Scene 3: Ladies Man; Narrator – 50 Cent
- C2: P.p.a.; Featuring – Fabolous
- C3: Oprah & Gayle; Featuring – Benny The Butcher*
- C4: Shame
- C5: Bars
- D1: Scene 4: No Fent; Narrator – 50 Cent
- D2: Godzilla; Featuring – Vory (2)
- D3: Crown Snatcher 2:36
- D4: Can’t Believe You; Featuring – Rick Ross
- D5: Scene 5: Never Was Lost; Narrator – 50 Cent
- D6: Moonlight; Featuring – Marsha Ambrosius
This is certainly both a mysterious one and an elusive one! Who were Grupo Natureza (Nature Group), and why is this release such a rarity? ‘Pode Acreditar’ was pressed on Som Livre Records in 1981 and it is believed very few copies were released into the commercial market. Those familiar with the productions of Lincoln Olivetti and Robson Jorge will no doubt recognise their hallmark sound here and that this single is ‘probably’ the work of the pair or one member at least. They were a regular in-house production team at Som Livre at the time, and there is a definite resemblance to Adriana’s song ‘Sei la Amor’ from 1978 which Lincoln Olivetti was involved in. Very little information is available about this release. A tantalising comment by Brazilian collector ‘bargainvinyl1’ on the original release’s Discogs page suggests ‘Pode Acreditar’ was a reaction to the Baby Consuelo and Pepeu Gomes pro-marijuana song ‘O Mal o Que Sai da Boca do Homem’, which caused controversy with Brazil’s governing military dictatorship at the time. Though condemning marijuana’s use, the word “baseado” (joint) is mentioned in the song, and this could be the reason behind the release being pulled by the heads of Som Livre and consequently it becoming one of the rarest releases on the label. Whilst its backstory is not crystal clear, it is an undeniable sun drenched, laidback boogie groove with AOR touches by the clandestine group. Pure 80s Riovibes, super-catchy and an earworm that sticks with you throughout the day.
- Next installment in BRAZIL45 Series.
- One of the rarest releases on the Som Livre label.
- Pure 80s laid back boogie grooves.
- A1: Santa Claus Is Back In Town (Take 7, Master)
- A2: One Night (Of Sin) (Master)
- A3: It Feels So Right (Take 3)
- A4: A Mess Of Blues (Take 3)
- A5: Like A Baby (Take 2)
- A6: I Fee So Bad (Take 1)
- A7: Give Me The Right (Take 2)
- A8: Beach Boy Blues (Movie Version)
- A9: Reconsider Baby
- B1: Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Master)
- B2: Have I Told You Lately That I Love You (Take 13)
- B3: When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again (Take 10, Master)
- B4: Old Shep (Take 5)
- B5: Your Cheatin' Heart (Take 9)
- B6: A Fool Such As I (Take 3)
- B7: Just For Old Times Sake (Take 4)
- B8: I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
- B9: I Forgot To Remember To Forget
- C1: (There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (Take 7)
- C2: It Is No Secret (What God Can Do) (Take 5)
- C3: His Hand In Mine (Take 4)
- C4: I'm Gonna Walk Dem Golden Stairs (Take 5)
- C5: Milky White Way (Take 5)
- C6: I Believe In The Man In The Sky (Take 1)
- C9: Working On The Building (Take 4)
- D1: Mean Woman Blues (Take 7, Version 2)
- D2: Baby I Don't Care (Take 1)
- D3: King Creole (Take 17)
- D4: Blue Suede Shoes (Take 1, Master, Movie Version)
- D5: Rock-A-Hula Baby (Take 3)
- D6: What A Wonderful Life (Take 2)
- D7: King Of The Whole Wide World (Take 1)
- D8: Girls! Girls! Girls! (Take 3, Master)
- D9: One Broken Heart For Sale (Take 1, Movie Version)
- E1: Tonight Is So Right For Love (Take 7)
- E2: Wooden Heart (Take 1)
- E3: Tonight's All Right For Love (Take 8)
- E4: It's Now Or Never (Take 4)
- E5: Surrender (Take 6)
- E6: Can't Help Falling In Love (Take 26, Movie Version)
- E7: Almost Always True (Take 5)
- E8: No More (Take11)
- E9: Silent Night (Take 9, Master)
- F1: How Do You Think I Feel (Take 7)
- F2: Ito Eats (Take 2)
- F3: Kiss Me Quick (Take 4)
- F4: For The Millionth And The Last Time (Take 7)
- F5: You'll Be Gone (Take 4)
- F6: Fountain Of Love (Take 9)
- F7: We'll Be Together (Take 10)
- C7: Joshua Fit The Battle (Take 2)
- F8: The Walls Have Ears (Take 12, Master)
- F9: Mama (Take 9)
- C8: Swing Down Sweet Chariot (Take 3)
- A1: Judy Beaver– Heartache In My Hand
- A2: Ramona Parish– I'm A Woman
- A3: Clayton Ford– Don't Believe All City Kids Are Bad
- A4: Country Mamma Annie– It Takes A Lot Of Man
- A5: Jon Abnor– Losing Again
- A6: Ramona Parish– I Feel A Thrill
- A7: Country Mamma Annie– Who Do You Think You're Foolin
- A8: Harland Powell– Why Can't Love Last?
- B1: Judy Beaver– I Picked Out The Ring
- B2: Ramona Parish– Here Comes My Baby Back Again
- B3: Country Mamma Annie– When It's Raining
- B4: Clayton Ford– You've Forgotten To Kiss Me
- B5: Harland Powell– Bessie
- B6: Country Mamma Annie– That's The Way It Is
- B7: Ray Winkler– My Tribute To Jim Reeves




















