Suche:k soul
- A1: See Saw
- A2: Raise Your Hand
- A3: Uptight
- A4: Barefootin
- A5: Soul Man
- A6: I Heard It Through The Grapevine
- A7: Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay
- A8: It's A Man's Man's Man's World
- A9: In The Midnight Hour
- B1: Vehicle
- B2: Don't Fight It
- B3: Land Of 1000 Dances
- B4: Treat Her Right
- B5: Show Me
- B6: The Beat Goes On
- B7: Baby Baby
- B8: Ain’t No Mountain High Enough
Following our first LP of Tom Jones’s finest soulful performances on the radio, “Soul Man”, we present a second album of soul songs that we think he should have released but never did. This time we concentrate on his TV performances, the bulk of which come from 1969 and reflect his personal preference for covering Stax, Atlantic and Motown material. So put aside your preconceptions if you have any and listen to his collaborations with Aretha, Smokey, Janis, Cher, Dusty and don’t forget that Wicked Wicked Pickett. With a tight, funky band led by Herbie Flowers, this is Big Band Soul at its very best.
- A1: Swing Easy
- B1: Ringo Rock
Two killer tunes from The Soul Vendors. Absolutely seminal foundation groundbreaking late 1960s reggae cuts from Studio One.
The Soul Vendors (and their other incarnations as The Sound Dimension and Soul Bros) established the sound of reggae, their tracks replayed and sampled many times over throughout the 1970s,
80s, 90s and beyond.
‘Swing Easy’ and ‘Ringo Rock’ are two of The Soul Vendors’ toughest cuts, freshly pressed on this new 45
Sour Soul is the collaborative album from Toronto jazz/hip-hop band BADBADNOTGOOD and Staten Island rap champ Ghostface Killah. Inspired by 1960s and 70s music - taking inspiration from the recording techniques and production of that era, and eschewing sampling in favour of live instrumentation, BBNG with producer Frank Dukes have created a dramatic, cinematic musical staging for Ghostface’s vivid storytelling. Sour Soul also features guest spots from MF DOOM, Elzhi (Slum Village / J Dilla), Danny Brown and prodigal new rapper Tree (Project Mayhem).
- 01: Rabbitt - For You Intro
- 02: What Would I Do A Kalapana Tribute - Franskiiz Lelz
- 03: Crownflower Feat. Daju - Lucky Roux
- 04: M.i.a. - Mayakea
- 05: Fly Feat. Maddmatt - Keilana
- 06: Return Of The Mack Feat. Dj Technique - Chante
- 07: Kaululani - Lina Robins
- 08: Chinatown Feat. Grant Naauao - Svnslaav
- 09: Aubergine - Holden-Mandrial Santos
- 10: Ste Original - Malu
- 11: Pikake - Izik
Compilation of contemporary Hawaiian music on Aloha Got Soul. Inspired by a 1970s compilation series that featured emerging talent from the Hawaiian Islands, Aloha Got Soul’s Mix Plate provides a snapshot of what Hawaii sounds like today. This is the second installment in the ongoing series.
- 1: How Could My Baby Know
- 2: It S You Baby (You Re What Makes World Go Round)
- 3: Confessin A Feeling
- 4: I M Useless
- 5: Please Give Me Another Chance
- 6: Rainbow Road
- 7: Take The Weight Off Me
- 8: I M His Wife (You Re Just A Friend)
- 9: To The Other Woman
- 10: Maybe
- 11: I Want To Walk Through This Life With You
- 12: Do Right Baby
DJ Support: Rossi., Chris Stussy, Marco Corola, Joseph Capriati, Michael Bibi
Jansons makes his debut on HMGRWN with "Yeah Yeah Yeah", a stripped-back, groove-heavy roller with a captivating vocal hook... A peak-time track that's been a huge play for ROSSI. in recent months... The track is already gaining huge support in the run up to the release, with artists such as Chris Stussy, Marco Carola, Joseph Capriati, Michael Bibi, Franky Rizardo and many more...
- A1: Vula – Want Ur Love
- A2: Terri Walker – Missing You (Ronnie Herel Remix)
- A3: Lukas Setto – Can You Feel The Love
- B1: Bon Garcon Ft. Michele Escoffery – Love Is Real
- B2: Tyler Daley – All I Need
- B3: Legato – Thug Luv
- C1: Zoe Kypri – Holding You
- C2: Vula – Tru Luv
- C3: Tyler Daley – 4So Long
- D1: Sebastian Mikael – Next Chapter
- D2: Anamé Rose – I Am
- D3: Slakah The Beatchild – The Cure
Blues and Soul Award winner and double MOBO Awards nominee Ronnie Herel is back with his 2nd volume of his excellent compilation series Neo-Soul Sessions. Ronnie, a massively important figure in the UK Black music scene, is a radio presenter with Mi Soul and includes BBC 1xtra in his broadcasting credits. He is a DJ of international renown and was one half of the Quartz production duo which scored memorable hits with Dina Carroll. His undisputed love for and knowledge of the Neo-Soul genre shines through in the Neo-Soul Sessions and this latest, volume 2, is no exception. Featuring tracks from artists such as Vula, Terri Walker, Aname Rose and Slakah the Beatchild, among others, Neo-Soul Sessions volume 2 is a brilliantly curated and pieced together selection of twelve tracks that absolutely nails the beauty of the later releases in the Neo-Soul genre. Played from start to finish the track selection and order is a pre-made DJ set that flows in a way that would soundtrack a dancefloor, a house party and an excellent backdrop of tunes for any time and day of the week. Ronnie's passion for championing independent artists is also evident in his selections here and the compilation serves as a platform for those voices who deserve to break through. The decision to choose six of his favourite tracks to sit alongside six exclusive and unreleased gems means that a light is now shined on every artist featured on the compilation. An absolute must for serious lovers of Neo-Soul, RnB and Black Music, Neo-Soul Sessions volume 2 is released on double vinyl LP and CD formats.
Eddie Kendricks was the falsetto voice of The Temptations during the group’s heyday years at Motown Records. Signed as a solo artist with the Tamla label he achieved further success with an array of hits (including the No.1 single “Keep On Truckin’”) and popular album tracks that remain in demand today. “Date With The Rain” was originally released in 1972 (from the album “People…Hold On”), “Intimate Friends” later in 1977 (from the album “Slick”), a song written by Garry Glen who would go on to write for Al Hudson (“Spread Love”), Phyllis Hyman (“Be Careful How You Treat My Love”) and Anita Baker (“Caught Up In The Rapture”) among many. More. “Intimate Friends” has also been sampled over 80 times by artists including Alicia Keys (in “Unbreakable”), Erykah Badu and a significant number or r&b/hip hop artists. “Date With The Rain” has also been much sampled and covered most notably by Jamie Principle in 1990.
Harana is a lovers rock album by artist and producer Steven Kou that pays homage to an old tradition of serenading, embodying the timeless form of courtship through a modern musical lens. Born in Manila and raised in Hawaii, Steven Kou has been influenced by different cultures of the islands and beyond.
At a time when Hawaiians were reclaiming their language and most new music was written in Hawaiian, Teresa boldly revisited the largely forgotten hapa-haole style - Hawaiian-themed songs in English that once dominated American radio in the early 20th century.
From her earliest work in the 1980s, she treated the genre as serious art, not nostalgia, reviving classics like “My Little Grass Shack,” “Sadie, The South Seas Lady,” and her own modern hit “Uwehe, ‘Ami, and Slide,” which won Song of the Year at the 1988 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards. Her voice brought sophistication and sensuality to songs once considered dated, giving them new life.
With Tropic Rhapsody (2008), created alongside arranger Kit Ebersbach, she perfected that vision. Blending Hawaiian warmth with jazz and Latin rhythms, the album moved gracefully from the shimmering “Lei of Stars” to the lively “Pagan Love Song” and the tender closing of “Aloha ‘Oe.”
In an era dominated by Hawaiian-language releases, Teresa’s decision to make a primarily English-language album was both confident and heartfelt. Tropic Rhapsody remains a modern classic - elegant, adventurous, and unmistakably Hawaiian, just like Teresa herself.
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The third option on our dining menu is a two course meal prepared by Soul Reductions.The critics are unanimous - utterly delicious.Take Away delivers music for you breakfast, lunch and dinner. It's not trendy or rare.Just the music you really want to hear, in your own home, whenever you want.
Four Framed Music is back with their second label release, featuring the talented Buenos Aires-based Colombian producer Diego Ruiz, also known as DFRA.
The EP, titled ‘Soul to Soul’, showcases four exceptional house tracks that beautifully blend DFRA’s own unique sound with strong influences from Detroit and Chicago house music of the 90s and early 2000s. His production skills are on full display throughout the EP, as he expertly weaves together a diverse range of musical styles to create a truly captivating and one-of-a-kind listening experience.
Get ready to be transported on a musical journey that is sure to move your soul as DFRA’s infectious beats and grooves take over.
Album First Released 1980 Now Available On 180 Gram Vinyl And Cd. All Songs Are Performed By Byron Lee's Allstars. Featuring Ken Lazarus, Jo-jo, Keith Lynn, Smokey 007, Hubert Lee And Cecil Barker. All The Tracks Originally
Recorded In The Mid-sixties, Were Produced By Alty East, One Of The First Producers Of Ska In Jamaica. Dvertising In Riddim, Black Echoes And Record Collector Magazine
- 1: Empress
- 2: Run River Run
- 3: Kaleidoscope
- 4: Melting Away
- 5: Hide My Weapons
- 6: Taming The Beast
- 7: Pay It No Mind
- 8: Like A Crown
- 9: Shoulda Woulda Coulda
- 10: Gust Of Wind
- 11: Hiding Place
Hazy Runway Indie Rock That Oozes Vibes
Katie Schecter is for fans of Sharon Van Etten, Caroline Rose, and Amy Winehouse. Raised in NYC, it feels as if Katie Schecter time traveled to present day from a chicer and more sonically cool yesteryear of the future. She effortlessly blends the half-cool, half-kitsch of her home in Nashville that is neither new nor timeless. Deeply soulful and introspective indie rock vibes await the listener when you drop the needle on this LP. Produced with love and care by Nick Bockrath of Cage The Elephant with an incredible set of musicians (Homer Stenweiss, Leon Michels to name a few!) this LP is one that reveals more of itself the more you spin it.
- Lj Johnson - Floating
- Marv Johnson - Better
- Carolyn Crawford - Which
- Marv Johnson - Heart
- Tahira Jumah - Love
- Tahira Jumah - I
- Lj Johnson - Daydreams
- Carolyn Crawford - Timeless
- Saundra Edwards - Tow
- Saundra Edwards - No
- Tyrone Ashley - Just
- Tyrone Ashley - Put
- Evelyn Thomas - Have
- Evelyn Thomas - I
- Ebony Alleyne - This
- Ebony Alleyne - Like
- Originals - Take
- Originals - Please
- Pat Lewis - Just
- Pat Lewis - Could




















