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- A1: Animal Instinct, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- A2: Loud And Clear, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- A3: Promises, Written-By – O'riordan*
- A4: You And Me, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- B1: Just My Imagination, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- B2: Shattered, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- B3: Desperate Andy, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- B4: Saving Grace, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- B5: Copycat, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- C1: What's On My Mind, Written-By – O'riordan*
- C2: Delilah, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- C3: Fee Fi Fo, Written-By – O'riordan*, Hogan*
- C4: Dying In The Sun, Written-By – O'riordan*
- C5: Sorry Son, Written-By – O'riordan*
- D1: Baby Blues, Written-By – O'riordan*
- D2: Sweetest Thing, Written-By – O'riordan*
- D3: Woman Without Pride, Written-By – O'riordan*
- D4: Such A Shame, Written-By – O'riordan*
- D5: Paparazzi On Mopeds, Written-By – O'riordan*
- A1: Street Sermon; Written-By – B. Hurd*, J. Styles*
- A2: Nightmare; Written-By – B. Hurd*
- A3: Rockin' My Boogie; Written-By – B. Hurd*, J. Styles*
- A4: Harmonica Razor; Written-By – B. Hurd*, J. Styles*, M. Aktürk*
- A5: Been A Fool Once; Written-By – M. Aktürk*
- A6: Star; Written-By – B. Hurd*
- B1: You'll Die Too; Written-By – M. Aktürk*
- B2: Silver Satin; Written-By – B. Hurd*, M. Aktürk*
- B3: Two Dollar Holler; Written-By – B. Hurd*, J. Styles*
- B4: Ding-Ding Man; Written-By – B. Hurd*, J. Styles*
- B5: Stop What You're Doin'; Written-By – B. Hurd*
- B6: Electro-Motive Blues; Written-By – B. Hurd*, M. Aktürk*
- A1: Ricerca Della Materia
- A2: Pericolo
- A3: Dimensione Concreta
- A4: Esodo
- A5: Grosse Cilindrate
- A6: Sport Orientali (Lotta)
- A7: Avventura
- A8: Visione Surreale
- A9: Fabbrica
- B1: Occultismo
- B2: Vizio
- B3: Fantasia
- B4: Motocross
- B5: Dimensione Astratta
- B6: Ignoto
- B7: Circo Dei Bimbi
- B8: Sovrapposizione Di Immagini
- A1: Sara Smile, Arranged By – Christopher Bond, Daryl Hall, John Oates, Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates
- A2: Rich Girl, Arranged By – Christopher Bond, Daryl Hall, John Oates, Arranged By
- A3: It's A Laugh (Single Version), Arranged By – Daryl Hall, David Foster, John Oates, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- A4: Wait For Me, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- A5: You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling, Written-By – Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Phil Spector
- B1: Kiss On My List, Written-By – Daryl Hall, Janna Allen
- B2: You Make My Dreams, Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen
- B3: Private Eyes, Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen, Warren Pash
- B4: I Can't Go For That (No Can Do), Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen
- B5: Did It In A Minute, Lyrics By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen, Music By – Daryl Hall
- C1: Maneater, Lyrics By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen, Music By – Daryl Hall, John Oates
- C2: One On One, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- C3: Family Man, Written-By – Maggie Reilly, Mike Frye, Mike Oldfield, Morris Pert, Rick Fenn, Kim Cross*
- C4: Say It Isn't So, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- D1: Adult Education (Promotional 12"), Lyrics By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen, Music By – Daryl Hall
- D2: Out Of Touch (Single Version), Mixed By – Arthur Baker, Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates
- D3: Method Of Modern Love, Written-By – Daryl Hall, Janna Allen
- D4: Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- A1: Where The Devil Don't Stay
- A2: Tornadoes
- A3: The Day John Henry Died
- A4: Putting' People On The Moon
- A5: Goode's Field Road
- B1: Carl Perkins' Cadillac
- B2: Tva
- B3: The Sands Of Iwo Jima
- B4: Danko / Manuel
- C1: The Boys From Alabama
- C2: The Buford Stick
- C3: Never Gonna Change
- C4: Cottonseed
- D1: The Great Car Dealer War
- D2: Daddy's Cup
- D3: Lookout Mountain
- D4: Goddamn Lonely Love
- A1: Tiger Cage Ii
- A2: Small Victories, Featuring – Dom Chronicles
- A3: Hoes Mad, Featuring – Brittney Carter, Jazstarr
- A4: Iykyk, Featuring – Ivan Ave
- A5: Lobster Spaghetti, Featuring – Brainorchestra
- A6: Jutsu, Featuring – Namir Blade
- A7: Tuscany
- B1: Spirit Of Richard Wright, Featuring – Skyzoo
- B2: Carnival, Featuring – Es (22), Mathematik, Solar C
- B3: Away, Featuring – Chester Watson
- B4: Mercedes Kairi
- B5: No Man Is Safe From, Featuring – John Wells
- B6: Vintage Dior, Featuring – Sonnyjim
- B7: I Made You A Song
- A1: Intro
- A2: The Meek
- A3: Whole Food
- A4: Ode To Xx Chromosome
- A5: Saturday
- A6: Black Love, Featuring – 7Even Thirty, Iman Omari
- B1: Gun Emoji (Bang)
- B2: Biscuits & Gravy
- B3: Racka Lamb
- B4: Broken Petal
- B5: Surreal N_Gga
- B6: Let's Go (Move)
- A1: Every Kind Of Music But Country
- A2: Rock Bottom, Pop. 1
- A3: The Buck Starts Here
- A4: (I Love) Nickles And Dimes
- A5: Barely Human
- A6: I'd Be Lonesome
- B7: She Took A Lot Of Pills (And Died)
- B8: We'll Burn Together
- B9: Let's Live Together
- B10: The Scrapple Song
- B11: Pete Way's Trousers
- B12: Tears Only Run One Way
- B13: Papa Was A Steel-Headed Man
Mit ihrem vierten Album "Confessing Darkness" erweitern IMHA TARIKAT erneut alle Grenzen des Black Metal, ohne dabei die enge Verbindung zu dem harschen Stil zu verlieren. Das Genre war von Anfang an deutlich weniger eng definiert, als es eifersüchtige Gatekeeper und juvenile Sittenwächter oftmals unterstellt haben. Die deutschen Black Metal Erneuerer haben von Anfang an zahlreiche der Möglichkeiten genutzt, die das Genre zu bieten hat, und sich doch hörbar ihre eigenen Klangräume erschlossen. Ihr tonales Königreich ruht im Wesentlichen auf zwei Säulen: Musikalisch prägen ein unerbittlicher Vorwärtsdrang und eine unbändige Leidenschaft ihren Sound. "Confessing Darkness" entfesselt sogar noch mehr von dieser rohen Energie als jemals zuvor. Das andere tragende Element besteht aus einer tiefen emotionalen Intelligenz, die das Potential des Black Metal voll ausschöpft, jedes erdenkliche Gefühl auszudrücken - von der reinen Liebe bis zum finstersten Hass, von schweren Depressionen bis zu unbändiger Freude. Auch auf "Confessing Darkness" beruhen diese persönlichen Bekenntnisse auf nichts als der Wahrheit. Dabei hat IMHA TARIKATs lyrischer und musikalischer Kopf, Kerem Yilmaz alias Ruhsuz Cellât, das gesamte Album erstmals komplett im Studio aufgenommen, was dem Sound zugute kommt. Yilmaz hat sich zudem für kürzere, schärfere Attacken entschieden. Die Stücke auf "Confessing Darkness" kommen direkt und zügig auf den Punkt, und lassen sofort wieder los, sobald sich ihre zerstörerische Kraft voll entfaltet hat. IMHA TARIKAT präsentieren sich auf "Confessing Darkness" hörbar gereift. Obwohl ihrer Klanggewalt aufgrund von Erfahrung und hart errungenem musikalischen Wissen etwas von ihrem jugendlichen Ungestüm abgegeben hat, gewinnen die deutschen Black Metal Aufsteiger dadurch erheblich an Durchschlagskraft und Überzeugung. "Confessing Darkness" markiert zweifellos einen musikalischen Meilenstein für IMHA TARIKAT.
- Colours Changing
- Through With You
- Borrowed Time
- The Rain Parade
- Two Hearts
- For One More Day
- Into The Unknown
- Last Chance
- Turn You Down
- Stealing Suggestions
- Nine Times Nine
- Is Forming
PUMPKIN COLOUR VINYL[35,50 €]
The buzz about the Crystal Teardrop that has been growing for the past two years looks set to reach fever pitch with the release of their debut album _IS FORMING. Featuring a dozen memorable compositions by the bands Alexandra Rose and Leon Jones, the album more than lives up to the promise of their 2024 single releases and their ecstatic live performances on stages across the UK and Europe. The band formed in Stoke-on-Trent in early 2023, "inspired," explains Alexandra Rose, "by a mutual passion for the sights, sounds and creative experimentation of the late 1960s." In addition to Alexandra on lead vocals on guitar, the band comprises Leon Jones (guitar, sitar), Stuart Gray (keyboards, Mellotron), Ed Quigley (bass, vocals), and Huw Woodward (drums, percussion). Intuitively blending elements of garage rock, folk-rock, power pop and psychedelia, the band have created an appealing concoction infused with their own perspectives and personalities. To best capture their sound, they recorded at an all-analogue facility, Tilehouse studio in North London, working closely with White Stripes producer Liam Watson of Toe Rag Studios fame.
- A1: Shapes Of Things
- A2: Let Me Love You
- A3: Morning Dew
- A4: You Shook Me
- A5: Ol' Man River
- B1: Greensleeves
- B2: Rock My Plimsoul
- B3: Beck's Bolero
- B4: Blues De Luxe
- B5: I Ain't Superstitious
- A1: Mean Old World (2 42)
- A2: Blues With A Feeling (Part I) (2 23)
- A3: Blues With A Feeling (Part Ii) (3 17)
- A4: I Got My Eyes On You (3 06)
- A5: Still A Fool (3 39)
- A6: Checkin' Up On My Baby (3 18)
- B1: One Way Out (Part I) (2 15)
- B2: One Way Out (Part Ii) (2 17)
- B3: Talk To Me Baby (2 25)
- B4: Ain't Your Business (2 09)
- B5: Shake 'Em On Down (5 35)
- B6: Somebody Loves Me (2 49)
- A1: Sparks– Tryouts For The Human Race; Written-By – Giorgio Moroder, Ron Mael, Russell Mael
- A2: Sparks– Academy Award Performance; Written-By – Ron Mael
- A3: Sparks– La Dolce Vita; Written-By – Giorgio Moroder, Ron Mael, Russell Mael
- B1: Sparks– Beat The Clock; Written-By – Ron Mael, Russell Mael
- B2: Sparks– My Other Voice; Written-By – Giorgio Moroder, Ron Mael, Russell Mael
- B3: Sparks– The Number One Song In Heaven; Written-By – Giorgio Moroder, Ron Mael, Russell Mael
- C1: Noël*– Dancing Is Dangerous
- C2: Noël*– Is There More To Life Than Dancing?
- D1: Noël*– The Night They Invented Love
- D2: Noël*– Au Revoir
- D3: Noël*– I Want A Man
- A1: Counting The Days; Written-By – Borland*, Mayers*, Bailey*, Dudley*
- A2: Winning (Live); Written-By – The Sound (2)
- A3: Dreams Then Plans; Written-By – Borland*
- A4: Total Recall (Live); Written-By – The Sound (2)
- B1: Burning Part Of Me; Written-By – The Sound (2)
- B2: Longest Days; Written-By – Borland*, Mayers*, Bailey*, Dudley*
- B3: Under You; Written-By – The Sound (2)
- B4: Golden Soldiers; Written-By – Borland*, Mayers*
- C1: Silent Air (Live); Written-By – Borland*
- C2: Sense Of Purpose (Live); Written-By – The Sound (2)
- C3: New Way Of Life"; Written-By – Borland*, Mayers*, Bailey*, Dudley*
- D1: Wildest Dreams; Written-By – Janes*, The Sound (2)
- D2: Heartland (Live); Written-By – Borland*
- D3: Temperature Drop; Written-By – Borland*, Bailey*
- D4: Missiles (Live)
- A1: Diamond Smiles; Written-By – Bob Geldof
- A2: Second-Last Call; Backing Vocals – David Vandervelde; Written-By – Burch*, Bennett*
- A3: Twice A Year; Written-By – Burch*, Bennett*
- A4: Mirror Ball; Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals, Harmony Vocals – Sherry Rich; Bass Guitar, Slide Guitar – Rick Plant; Drums – Alex Moore (12); Engineer – Jay Bennett; Harmony Vocals – Pat Sansone; Tambourine – Glenn Kotche; Written-By – Bennett*, Rich*
- A5: Footprints
- A6: Hotel Song; Drums – David Vandervelde; Rhythm Guitar – Jason Sipe; Written-By – Bennett*, Rich*
- B1: Invitation
- B2: When Heaven Held The World
- B3: M Plates
- B4: Cartoon Physics
- B5: Beer
- C1: Another Town Another Ride Another Window 3
- C2: I Don't Have The Time
- C3: I'll Decorate My Love; Backing Vocals – Edward Burch
- C4: The Engines Are Idle
- C5: How Dull They Make The Razor
- D1: Without The Benefit Of Sight
- D2: Hank
- D3: Talk And Talk And Talk
- D4: Wicked World; Written-By – Daniel Johnston
- D5: Little Blue Pills
- A1: Neocon
- A2: The Noose
- A3: Long Way Home
- A4: Hit That, Songwriter – Bryan Keith Holland*
- A5: Race Against Myself
- A6: (Can't Get My) Head Around You, Songwriter – Bryan Keith Holland*
- B1: The Worst Hangover Ever
- B2: Never Gonna Find Me
- B3: Lighting Rod
- B4: Spare Me The Details
- B5: Da Hui, Songwriter – Bryan Keith Holland*, Greg Kriesel, Kevin Wasserman, Pete Parada
- B6: When You're In Prison
- Side One What You Love (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix); Remix – A Place To Bury Strangers
- Side Two (In The) Hidden Fields (Throw Down Bones Remix); Remix – Throw Down Bones
- A1: Diamond In The Heart
- A2: Mistress Of Disguise
- B1: On The Sunny Side Of The Street
- B2: The Only Lonely Girl
- A1: Punishment By Roses
- A2: The Dream Collector
- A3: Blackmail
- A4: The Murder In The Rue Morgue
- A5: My Soul Was Still Shouting, 'More!
- B1: I Wish Those Spacemen Would Come
- B2: Badge Of Lead (A Western)
- B3: Small Death Of A Broken Doll
- B4: She Calls The Morning Cruel
- B5: Lady Bureaux
- B6: Is There Anybody There
- C1: The Wolf Knows
- C2: Castles Of Limburg
- C3: If Muzak Be The Junk Food Of Love
- C4: Homo Sapien Blues
- C5: This Town
- C6: Vincent In The Flames
- D1: They've Murdered Christ Again
- D2: Lucky Dog
- D3: Old Man In The Rain
- D4: Conspiracy Of Shadows
- D5: The Long Ride Home
- E1: Cruel Brittania
- E2: All The Pilgrims
- E3: It's Got To Be The Angels
- E4: I'll Put Off Thinking About You For Awhile
- E5: Or Do I Speak Too Soon?
- E6: Oh No! Not Another Songwriter!
- F1: Diamonds, Black Eyes And Valentines Blues
- F2: The Most Beautiful Girls In The World
- F3: Before The Positive Was Negative
- F4: At Paradise
- F5: New Year's Day
- F6: Leaning Towards The Falls
- A1: Yen Sleep
- A2: Concrete Cancer
- A3: Peckerwood Stomp
- A4: Inside Looking Out
- A5: Mental Kingdom
- B1: Sodden Jackal
- B2: Iron & Stone
- B3: Indestroy
- B4: Mourning
- B5: Spirit Caravan
- B6: Skybone
- C1: On The Hunt
- C2: No Blame
- C3: Neatz Brigade
- C4: Hiding Mask
- C5: Endless Circle (Live)
- D1: Streetside
- D2: Climate Of Despair
- D3: Decimation
- D4: Fears Machine
- D5: Field Of Hours
- 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
- G-01 Welcome To The Jungle
- G-02 It's So Easy; Written-By – Guns N' Roses, West Arkeen
- G-03 Nightrain
- G-04 Out Ta Get Me
- N-01 Mr. Brownstone
- N-02 Paradise City
- N-03 My Michelle
- N-04 Think About You
- R-01 Sweet Child O' Mine
- R-02 You're Crazy
- R-03 Anything Goes; Written-By – Chris Weber, Guns N' Roses
- R-04 Rocket Queen
- A1: The Shimmer Band– Freedom
- A2: Firewoodisland– Dearest Brøther
- A3: Dr Meaker– Deep In My Heart (Ft. Lorna King)
- A4: Celestine (3)– Driving Away
- A5: Michel Padron– Moon Street
- B1: Patrick Duff– Brian Jones
- B2: Laid Blak– Bristol Love
- B3: Lice (6)– Gentleman's Magazine
- B4: Oliver Wilde– You're So Kool-Aid
- B5: Gary Clail Sound System*– Electric Skies (Edit)
- 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.
- A1: Look At Me Now
- B1: Look At Me Now (Alternate Take)
Terry Callier war ein angesehener Singer/Songwriter/Gitarrist und Soulsänger aus Chicago, der mit Curtis Mayfield, Major Lance, Jerry Butler und den Doo-Wop-Bands der frühen 1960er aufwuchs. "Look At Me Now" war ursprünglich die B-Seite seiner 1968er Debütsingle auf Chess Records, "You Goin' Miss Your Candy Man". Doch gerade diese Northern Soul-Hymne wurde zu einem wesentlichen Teil seines Vermächtnisses und seines bis heute anhaltenden Platzes in der Northern-Soul-Szene. Damals wurde auch der "Alternative Take" aufgenommen, der erst jetzt exklusiv auf dieser Outta-Sight-Reissue erhältlich ist. Originalexemplare von 1968 werden derzeit für bis zu 650 Pfund gehandelt.
Moments of Solace is the introspective new EP from London-based artist, musical director, and producer Amane, released via Música Macondo.
Across six beautifully crafted tracks, Amane distills elements of ambient electronica, IDM, and jazz, creating music that evokes a deeply emotional journey through sound.
From the outset, Moments of Solace is contemplative and hypnotic, weaving together the pulse of electronic percussion, the glow of nocturnal pads, and the calming resonance of synths. Echoes fade and return like tides — forming ecstatic waves of sound that invite the listener into a space of reflection and emotional release.
For Amane, this collection serves as a creative response to a world that feels increasingly chaotic and dark — offering listeners a sonic refuge. The EP channels the ambient excursions of Boards of Canada, the rhythmic urgency of a Floating Points club set, and the cinematic sweep of night drives along the Pacific Coast Highway or meditative rides on Japan’s Shinkansen.
Despite an intense touring schedule, Amane found the time to craft this personal and globally resonant work. Moments of Solace mirrors his life experience as a nonstop traveling artist — soundtracking late nights, contemplative moments, and euphoric dance floors alike.
- Amane combines ambient textures, IDM structures, jazz influences, and club sonics into a cohesive sound.
- Inspired by artists like Boards of Canada and Floating Points.
- Reflects a global journey: from London nightlife to Pacific coastlines to Tokyo train rides.
- Released via Música Macondo, a label known for global, genre-blending innovation.
Amane is an East London-based musician, producer, and musical director whose career spans an eclectic range of genres and high-profile collaborations.
He has served as Musical Director for Little Simz, Jorja Smith, Amaarae, Ego Ella May, and Maverick Sabre; performed alongside global stars such as Ed Sheeran, Elton John, Anne-Marie, Sigrid, Dermot Kennedy, King Krule, and Ata Kak; and was a key member of the acclaimed London ensemble Maisha, whose debut was released via Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood label as part of the landmark We Out Here compilation.
In his solo work, Amane channels his deep musicality into soundscapes that reflect on the state of the world, offering listeners spaces for reflection, calmness, and emotional connection.
- 1: Near Death Fail Comp (Must Watch Until End)
- 2: Sponsor Me Tape
- 3: Glamorous
- 4: I Left My Towel At My Friend's House And Then They Moved
- PT 1:
- 5: Pt 2
- 6: Season 9 Ep 2-3
- 7: You Can't Eat Cats, Kevin
- 8: Jon Bong Jovi
- 9: Pickle Bart
- 10: Now This Is Podracing
Salt N Pepper Vinyl. New pressing of Mom Jeans. 2018 album, Puppy Love. The Berkeley, CA quartet is lauded for stream-of-consciousness lyrics and energetic performances that prompt audiences to shred their worries and simply bounce along. By trading the sappy for heartfelt and the melodramic for truthful, Mom Jeans have created a brand of emo that's self-aware but not self-indulgent. 2018's Puppy Love follows up 2016's Best Buds and oers up more of that sweet noise that fans of bands like Modern Baseball and The Front Bottoms, will love. Recorded by Ryan Ellery. Mastered by James Trevascus.
- A1: You’ll Lose A Good Thing
- B1: Love Me Tonight
This is the very first reissue on 7” single of these super rare and gorgeous early Reggae tracks by one of the most underrated voice of Jamaica. Both these tracks were produced by Dandy Livingstone and released in 1969 on the Downtown label, a Trojan sublabel, on two separate singles:
- DT-436: Audrey "You'll Lose A Good Thing" with Desmond Riley "If I Had Wings" on the flip.
- DT-414: Audrey "Love Me Tonight" with Brother Dan All Stars "Shoot Them Amigo" on the B side.
NOTE: Desmond Riley "If I Had Wings" is featured on our companion single also to be released on June 21, 2025.
This reissue brings these two rare gems together for the first time on a 7” single allowing enthusiasts and collectors to experience their gorgeous sound.
The original pressings have become highly collectible, with copies fetching big sums in the collectors' market.
This exceptional release will be available on our website and in select record shops worldwide from June 21, 2025.
Audrey Hall, aka Audrey was born in Kingston in 1948, sister to Pam, Trevor & Raymond Hall, all Reggae artists. She began her career as a duo, Dandy & Audrey with Dandy Livingstone. She recorded two albums with Dandy as a duo in 1968 and 1969.
She also recorded a handful of solo singles on the Down Town label with Livingstone as a producer. Dandy was a key producer shaping Jamaican sounds in Britain at that time. Although these tracks are actually all quite nice, two tracks really standout: “You’ ll Lose A Good Thing” and “Love Me Tonight” both released together for the first time on this single.
After the Skinheads craze subsided in Britain, Audrey moved to New York. During much of the 1970s and early 1980s, she worked as a backing singer alongside her sister Pam Hall. She made a real come-back as a solo artist in 1985 with producer Donovan Germain and scored many hits in the U.K.including “One Dance Won’t Do”, "Smile" and "The Best Thing For Me".
While she gained wider success in the 1980s with lovers rock hits, she did not quite get the recognition her outstanding singing skills deserved and she remains one of the most underrated voice of Jamaica…
- A8: City Life (Country Home), Written-By – Neil Young
- A7: Feels Like A Railroad (River Of Pride) (White Line), Written-By – Neil Young
- A6: Heart Of Steel (Fu), Written-By – Frank Sampedro, Neil Young
- B5: Broken Circle (Over And Over), Written-By – Neil Young
- B4: Valley Of Hearts (Love To Burn), Written-By – Neil Young
- C3: Farmer John, Written-By – Dewey Terry, Don Harris*
- C2: Walkin' In My Place (Road Of Tears) (Mansion On The Hill), Written-By – Neil Young
- C1: To Follow One's Own Dream (Days That Used To Be), Written-By – Neil Young
- D9: A Chance On Love (Love And Only Love), Written-By – Neil Young
- A1: My Isle Of Golden Dreams
- A2: Die Trash Area
- A3: Marguerita
- A4: Friend In Need (Pt. 1)
- A5: An Intimate Garden
- A6: One Track Man
- A7: My New Purple Shoes
- A8: Friend In Need (Pt. 2)
- B1: Love Turned Into Wine
- B2: Elza Poppin
- B3: Movies
- B4: End Credits
- B5: Escalator (Feat Lord$)
- B6: Hidden In The Gallery (Feat Lord$)
Rémi Klein debut studio album, Friend In Need will be released on June 20, 2025 by Tricatel.
Behind his keyboards, between the walls of his bedroom or in studio, Rémi Klein fashions music that is both intimate and generous, instinctive and precise. He is a craftsman who composes, arranges and produces with obsessive meticulousness. Playing with LORD$, Please and now Clara Luciani, he built up a collective experience before recording his own album.
Signed to Tricatel, his first album, Friend In Need, due 20 June, is a plunge into his cinematic universe, where the lush orchestrations of Hollywood's golden age rub shoulders with the best of songwriting. His music and songs, rooted in the present and the future, are visceral and innovative. It's the music of today and tomorrow at its most promising and audacious. There are a million new tracks a week on streaming platforms, no two albums like Friend in Need and no two artists like Rémi Klein.
Makin’ Moves bring this archived studio gem to the fore as it was just too damn good to be left sitting on the drive! Rewind back to 2005 and a chance studio meeting in London between Bugz in the Attic producer Afronaught aka Orin Walters and Justin Chapman aka Kemeticjust who decided to work on some tracks. It was a time in London where there was a huge melting pot of new sounds in the broken beat era / scene and that sound was at the forefront of London’s club scene including night’s like Co-op at Plastic People in Shoreditch. However, these sounds still have stayed the test of time and very prominent still in clubland today.
Justin’s classy vocal tells a political story about our modern times in American and feeling of oppression with in the Black race.
Phil Asher (RIP) at the time loved the track and decided to do his own “Restless Soul Dub” remix version, adding his characteristic drums and stripping the vocal back while also keeping the soulfulness of Kemetic’s original.
Also featured on the package are two other mixes the excellent Blaktones Mix is must have for all the co-op broken beat heads, seeing Afronaught using those classic sounds to full effect to set the party off!
- A1: I'll Always Love You
- B1: What More Could A Boy Ask For
Die Spinners wurden in ihrer Blütezeit in den 1960/1970ern als Detroit Spinners bekannt. Zwischen 1964-1971 nahmen sie für V.I.P./Motown auf, wobei der Motown-Sound den Northern Soul massgeblich prägte und einfache Tracks (und nicht kommerzielle Hits) zu Klassikern der Dancefloors Nordwestenglands wurden. "I'll Always Love You" ist ein Hunter/Stevenson-Song aus 1965, dessen britische Tamla Motown-Pressung für über 500 Pfund verkauft. "What More Could A Boy Ask For" ist ein Bristol/Fuqua-Song aus 1966, der erst als Bonustrack der 2012 erschienenen CD "Yours Truly" das Licht der Welt erblickte und erstmals auf 7" erscheint.
- A1: I Lost A True Love
- B1: This Thing Called Love
Danny Wagner wirkte wie ein Rock- oder Country-Künstler und lieferte 1968 auf Imperial das hervorragende Soul-Album "The Kindred Soul Of Danny Wagner" mit frühen Streicherarrangements von Gene Page ab. Daraus erscheinen nun zwei Klassiker direkt hintereinander auf einer 7". "I Lost A True Love" ist ein gefragtes, basslastiges Northern Soul-Meisterwerk. Ebenso beeindruckend und noch nie vorher auf 7" erschienen ist "This Thing Called Love" auf der Flip.
- A1: The Sheppards– Tragic
- A2: Ralfi Pagan– Negrona
- A3: The Dells– Oh What A Nite
- A4: Gene Chandler– Man's Temptation
- A5: Brenton Wood– Me And You
- A6: Ralph Robles– Maybe
- B1: The Temprees– Dedicated To The One I Love
- B2: Joe Bataan– I'll Be Sweeter Tommorow
- B3: The Impressions– That You Love Me
- B4: The Harvey Averne Dozen– Accept Me
- B5: The Dontells– Nothing But Nothing
- B6: The Serenaders– Two Lovers Make One Fool
- A1: Hey Doll Baby; Written-By – Titus Turner
- A2: When Will I Be Loved; Written-By – Phil Everly
- A3: Muskrat; Written By – Merle Travis/Tex Ann/Harold Hensley; Written-By – Harold Hensley, Merle Travis, Tex Ann
- A4: Gone, Gone, Gone; Written-By – Don Everly, Phil Everly
- A5: Walk Right Back; Written-By – Sonny Curtis
- A6: ('Til) I Kissed You; Written-By – Don Everly
- A7: That’s Just Too Much; Written-By – Don Everly, Phil Everly
- A8: Baby What You Want Me To Do; Written-By – Jimmy Reed
- B1: Cathy’s Clown; Written-By – Don Everly
- B2: Devoted To You; Written-By – Boudleaux Bryant
- B3: Maybellene; Written-By – Chuck Berry
- B4: So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad); Written-By – Don Everly
- B5: Made To Love; Written-By – Phil Everly
- B6: Sigh, Cry, Almost Die; Written-By – Don Everly, Phil Everly
- B7: I Walk The Line; Written-By – John R. Cash*
- B8: Love Hurts; Written-By – Boudleaux Bryant
- B9: So Fine; Written-By – Johnny Otis
- A1: Kristeen Young Feat. David Bowie– American Landfill; Engineer – Anthony Paul Lopez, Justin Raisen, Tony Visconti; Engineer
- A2: Lawrence Rothman Feat. Sasami– Take It To The Grave; Written-By – Lawrence Rothman, Soko Solinski*, Yves Rothman
- A3: The Aubreys– Getting Better (Otherwise); Written-By – Finn Wolfhard, Lawrence Rothman, Malcolm Craig
- B1: Courtney Love– Mother (Acoustic); Written-By – Courtney Love, Lawrence Rothman
- B2: Empress Of– Call Me (Acoustic); Mixed By – Yves Rothman; Written-By – Justin Raisen, Lawrence Rothman, Lorely Rodriguez, Yves Rothman
- B3: Dani Miller Of Surfbort*– Psychic Surgery; Written-By – Bosh Rothman*, Dani Miller, Lawrence Rothman, Yves Rothman
[a] A1 Kristeen Young feat. David Bowie– American Landfill; Engineer – Anthony Paul Lopez, Justin Raisen, Tony Visconti; Engineer [Additional Engineering], Producer [Vocal Production] – Ainjel Emme; Mixed By – Anthony Paul Lopez, Justin Raisen; Producer [Additional Production] – Anthony Paul Lopez, Jeremiah Raisen; Producer [Music Produced By] – Justin Raisen, Kristeen Young, Tony Visconti; Written-By – Kristeen Young
- A1: Burning House Of Love; Songwriter
- A2: Love Shack; Songwriter
- A3: My Soul Cries Your Name; Songwriter
- A4: My Goodness; Songwriter
- A5: Around My Heart; Songwriter
- B1: What's Wrong With Me...; Songwriter
- B2: All Or Nothing; Written-By – R. Lane*, S. Marriott*
- B3: Watch The Sun Go Down; Songwriter
- B4: I'll Stand Up For You; Songwriter
- B5: Little Honey; Written-By – Dave Alvin, John Doe (2)
- B6: Supercharged; Songwriter
- C Wild Thing
- D Devil Doll
[a] A1 Burning House Of Love; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[b] A2 Love Shack; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[c] A3 My Soul Cries Your Name; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[d] A4 My Goodness; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[e] A5 Around My Heart; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[f] B1 What's Wrong With Me...; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[h] B3 Watch The Sun Go Down; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[i] B4 I'll Stand Up For You; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[k] B6 Supercharged; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
Horace Andy has always commanded a place high on the list of Reggae singers from Jamaica. His distinctive haunting vocal style stands strong on any rhythm,song or style he chooses to cover. Of the singers on that long list, he has managed more so than any other, to crossover to a new generation of listeners due to his individual style, helped also by his collaborations with the likes of Massive Attack. Horace Andy (b. Horace Hinds,1951,Kingston Jamaica) like many otherJamaican singers began his musical career at Coxsonne Dodd's Studio One. So impressed with the youth, Coxsonne decided on a name change for theyoung artist and called him after his top songwriter of the time Bob Andy. So Horace Hinds became Horace Andy. His first tune for Coxsonne 'Something On My Mind' was a slow burner in Jamaica, but his belief in his young protégé paid off when followed later by 'Skylarking' a tune that burst the singer all overthe radio and sound systems of Jamaica. After numerous singles and two albums worth of material, Horace moved on to work with many of the topflight Jamaican producers, among them Keith Hudson, Augustus Pablo and Niney the Observer, but it was his work with producer Bunny Lee in the 70's that he cut most of his hits for and from this stable of work, that we have compiled this set. Some of his late 60's classics were recut in the popular1970's style, working with the rhythm kings themselves, Sly Dunbar andRobbie Shakespeare. They have added some shine to the tracks, 'SomethingOn My Mind' and 'Skylarking' and made them hits all over again. Such wasHorace's delivery to the covers he sang like Delroy Wilson's version of theTams 'Riding For A Fall', the Heptones 'My Guiding Star', John Holts'Man Next Door' and Bill Wither's 'Ain't No Sunshine', that these finetunes were made his own. The roots end of his musical style was covered by
Andy originals such as 'You Are My Angel', 'Zion Gate','Money Money'and the cut which we have taken our edited title, the timeless 'Just SayWho'.A bass heavy cut to Bob Marley's 'Natural Mystic' works so well inthis style also. Another nickname Horace acquired was the affectionate title of Sleepy, as he was always hanging around the yards and studios of Jamaica waiting his turn, sometimes so long he would fall asleep. His enthusiasm to get back in the studio to work some more of his magic, to a catalogue of material that has developed into one of the finest in Jamaica. I hope you will agree, this fine set of 1970's classics will sit alongside.
O B8 | AIN'T NO SUNSHINE
Blue Transparent Vinyl Limited
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Andy Vaz has a giant passion for cycling, precisely for extensive trips from his Hometown Cologne to Düsseldorf and other destinations around the area on his old school flavoured VITUS 979 Duralinox racing bike. “Bicycle Love” is his personal homage to it.
- A1: Charity Case
- A2: Who’s Gonna Save My Soul
- A3: Going On
- A4: Run (I’m A Natural Disaster)
- A5: Would Be Killer
- A6: Open Book
- A7: Whatever
- B1: Surprise
- B2: No Time Soon
- B3: She Knows
- B4: Blind Mary
- B5: Neighbors
- B6: A Little Better
With its cinematic origins The Odd Couple is the natural title for the second album by a pair who seem to spend as much time in wardrobe as the studio and whose recordings are often compared to film scores. Their greatest hit, 2006's "Crazy" was even built around a chunk of a spaghetti western soundtrack. Yet after the success of 2006's excellent St Elsewhere, the collaboration of singer Thomas "Cee-Lo Green" Callaway and producer Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton has become a permanent institution.
Two years on, The Odd Couple stands up proudly alongside its predecessor. The basic recipe hasn't been drastically altered--Danger Mouse's skittering beats and snap-crackle-pop production still provide the perfect platform for Cee-Lo's mighty, soulful wail. If anything, the pair have refined and sharpened their approach to a razor's edge. The key is the way the musical flavors intersect: the Arthur Lee-meets-N.E.R.D. stroll of "Surprise," the jubilant jumble of gospel/soul/synthpop on "Going On," the Otis Redding-shares-a-treadmill-with-Outkast feel of the single "Run (I'm a Natural Disaster)." The cumulative effect is one of a group whose trick-bag has a never-ending supply of happy surprises.
- Sauna Motif I
- Päiväkahvit
- Afternoon Springs
- Go North
- They Came In Through The Front Door (Fadi Tabbal Rework)
- Tropic Movements (Amulets Rework)
- Bottles + Birds
- Sauna Motif Ii
- The Vala River (Чудья Жени – Post-Dukes Rework)
- Badminton On The Shore
- Miten Aloittaa
- A Pale View Of Dem Hills (Jeremy Young Rework)
- Veden Yli
When the trio of Sontag Shogun gathered at Laura Naukkarinen's home on the Finnish island of Kimitoön in the summer of 2019, they had not the slightest inkling that the world was about to change irretrievably with the onset of a long-predicted pandemic the following year. By the time their collaborative album, Valo Siroutuu ("The Light Scatters"), was released nearly two years later, the intimate and reflective nature of the work they had created together had taken on new meaning, resonating powerfully (and quietly) with a world in which the proverbial cracks in the wall only seem to be widening.
Päiväkahvit completes the story that began with Valo Siroutuu, featuring 9 songs from the original sessions as well as 4 interpretive reworks courtesy of Amulets, Fadi Tabbal, Post-Dukes, and Jeremy Young. Available digitally and in a one-time vinyl pressing of 300 copies, the album flows seamlessly from beginning to end, incorporating field recordings, tape, sublime vocal melodies, and a host of acoustic and electronic instruments. Richly textured and immersive, Päiväkahvit positively crackles with warmth and a sense of creative embrace.
"We invite the listener into the sauna, out to the garden and onto the trampoline, to sit by the water’s edge and to take a coffee in the waning afternoon light, and to stay as long as they like." – Jesse Perlstein
Lau Nau, aka Laura Naukkarinen, is a Finnish composer whose music is imbued with an idiosyncratic, finely honed sound world. Her palette consists of acoustic instruments, singing voice, modular synthesisers, reel-to-reel tape recorders and field recordings. To date Lau Nau has released ten albums on record labels in Europe, the USA and Japan and a large number of collaborative releases. Lau Nau is known for her music to films and multi channel sound installations. She was awarded the Finnish State Prize for the Performing Arts 2021 as a sound designer. She has toured abroad for over 20 years, playing in venues such as Super Deluxe in Tokyo, the Lab & Castro Theatre in San Francisco and Blank Forms & Issue Project Room in New York.
Sontag Shogun is a collaborative trio that makes use of analog sound treatments and nostalgic solo piano compositions in harmony to depict abstract places in our memory. Textures built from organic materials such as sand, slate, boiling water, brush and dried leaves, both produced live in performance and recorded to weathered 1/4" tape warm up the space between lush piano themes. All of which is abstracted coolly in the reflective digital space of treated vocals and a live-processed feed from the piano. Bringing us back, like a faded passing scent or any natural emotive trigger, but to where? The wordless journey there will inevitably be more revealing than the destination itself.
- A1: The Town
- A2: Kick Off
- A3: Blue
- A4: Underground
- B1: Lost
- B2: Two Sips
Stirring, snaking riffs, set closer to Josh Homme’s sun-bleached Joshua Tree compound, than the English Channel-lashed grin-and-bear-it character of Cleethorpes, sound the return of Lincolnshire teen-trio, Revivalry as they get set for 2025. Rushing and rattling into 2025, targeting fresh terrain as last year’s land grab of main stage festival and support slots becomes yesterday’s news, most recent single "Lost"'s three-and-a-half minutes of abandon pushes at the door of another sunny season of big shows and wild memories. School was out in 2024 as the teenagers took off from their hometown to first tackle the festival fields of Kendal Calling last summer, becoming the youngest ever band to play the Main Stage, having been hand-picked by bookers who spotted them mid-flow at one of their earliest shows. With trailblazing single, The Town, accompanying them on their way as thousands of new music-hungry gig goers caught the band on stages of increasing scale, their online listeners kept pace. Touring from sweaty venues to major outdoor support slots, their impressive run included a first, major Manchester headline, playing at Deaf Institute as the year met it’s festive close. Delving into record collections and distinct individual tastes, the three members of Revivalry refer with comfort to Rage Against The Machine and Bring Me The Horizon, as easily as fellow documentarians of youth, Arctic Monkeys or Supergrass, when discussing their beyond-years writing.
- 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
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- Mission Creep
- Lonely Town Feat. Emma Anderson
- High Teens
- A Porsche Shaped Hole
- Swiss Air Feat. Emma Anderson
- I Don’t Know How To Sing
- Messengers Feat. Verity Susman
- 1988:
- Motor Boats
Neon Green Vinyl[27,94 €]
Ride bassist Steve Queralt’s debut solo album Swallow is a beautifully brooding nine-track collection that combines the darkly textured soundscapes of early M83 and Sigur Rós with an electronic sheen reminiscent of Boards Of Canada. It also features guest vocals from Sonic Cathedral labelmate Emma Anderson (formerly of Lush and Sing-Sing) and Verity Susman (Electrelane, Memorials).Swallow has been slowly but surely pieced together between Ride albums and tours over the past five years and, perhaps as a result, has a slightly dystopian, Blade Runner feel that reflects the liminal spaces in which it was created.Despite the fact that the majority of the album is instrumental, there is plenty of power and emotion poured into these moody, moonlit soundtracks. When words do appear, an underlying anger and political slant emerges and amplifies the album’s dark intensity. This is most notable on the closing track, ‘Motor Boats’, where he overlays words from Julie Sheldon’s polemic poem The Same Boat (“We’re all in the same boat they say, but I would disagree”). According to Steve, these simple words of rejection “capture the reality of our times perfectly”. However, it was the collaborations with the two guest vocalists that tied the whole thing together and paved the way to the finished album. “After a few false starts, I had started to doubt the project altogether. It was going nowhere,” says Steve. “Then, out of the darkness, Emma got in touch to tell me that she’d found her voice and could I send her some tracks. A few files back and forth and an afternoon in the studio later and we had ‘Lonely Town’ and ‘Swiss Air’.”In the meantime, Verity from Electrelane had added vocals to the song ‘Messengers’ and transformed the track. Matthew Simms, now her bandmate in Memorials, would go on to mix the finished album.“Swallow has turned out so much better than I had hoped,” enthuses Steve. “I’d fallen out of love with it so many times I was thinking of calling it Loveless. But then, that wouldn’t be the whole story.”
- One Of Us Is Losing (Feat The Anchoress)
- Green Plastic Bullets (Feat Gabriella Cilmi)
- Indian Summer (Feat Jim Kerr & The Anchoress)
- Celebrate You (Feat Shelly Poole)
- Heavens Fist (Feat Gabriella Cilmi)
- Utah (Feat Shelly Poole & Joe Hammill)
- The Lie That Tells The Truth (Feat Jim Kerr)
- The Stars Stand In (Feat David J.)
- Fireflies (Feat Shelly Poole)
- To England (Feat The Anchoress)
- The Dominant Colour Is Rust (Feat Jim Kerr)
CLEAR VINYL[24,33 €]
The Dark Flowers beguile with their dark take on country music" ROLLING STONE. THE DARK FLOWERS release their second album `INDIAN SUMMER' with Paul Statham bringing together a unique collection of collaborators, JIM KERR, GABRIELLA CILMI, DAVID J, THE ANCHORESS and SHELLY POOLE in June 2025 on Loki Records via Cargo.With 2014 debut album. `Radioland', songwriter and producer Paul Statham brought together a group of guest vocalists for a collection inspired by Sam Shepard's `Motel Chronicles'. Featuring an all-star cast of Jim Kerr, Peter Murphy, The Anchoress, Shelly Poole, Dot Allison, Kate Havnevik and Helicopter Girl, the album was characterized by MOJO as "a perfect album for a lonely winter night" (4/5). The new album sees Statham, a member of Post Punk band B-Movie, and co-writer with a host of well-known artists including Dido, Kylie, Peter Murphy and Simple Minds retain his principal role in the project as both producer and songwriter. Once again, Shepard's prose plays a key role with `Hawk Moon', the companion volume to `Motel Chronicles', an additional source of inspiration. Jim Kerr from Simple Minds continues his involvement with 3 tracks as does Welsh songwriter and multi-instrumentalist The Anchoress. David J from Bauhaus/Love and Rockets is also a featured artist along with Gabriella Cilmi turning in 2 dark and beguiling tracks. The project is completed with Shelly Poole (from country/folk band Red Sky July and a long-time friend and co-writer on 3 songs.
- One Of Us Is Losing (Feat The Anchoress)
- Green Plastic Bullets (Feat Gabriella Cilmi)
- Indian Summer (Feat Jim Kerr & The Anchoress)
- Celebrate You (Feat Shelly Poole)
- Heavens Fist (Feat Gabriella Cilmi)
- Utah (Feat Shelly Poole & Joe Hammill)
- The Lie That Tells The Truth (Feat Jim Kerr)
- The Stars Stand In (Feat David J.)
- Fireflies (Feat Shelly Poole)
- To England (Feat The Anchoress)
- The Dominant Colour Is Rust (Feat Jim Kerr)
Black Vinyl[14,08 €]
The Dark Flowers beguile with their dark take on country music" ROLLING STONE. THE DARK FLOWERS release their second album `INDIAN SUMMER' with Paul Statham bringing together a unique collection of collaborators, JIM KERR, GABRIELLA CILMI, DAVID J, THE ANCHORESS and SHELLY POOLE in June 2025 on Loki Records via Cargo.With 2014 debut album. `Radioland', songwriter and producer Paul Statham brought together a group of guest vocalists for a collection inspired by Sam Shepard's `Motel Chronicles'. Featuring an all-star cast of Jim Kerr, Peter Murphy, The Anchoress, Shelly Poole, Dot Allison, Kate Havnevik and Helicopter Girl, the album was characterized by MOJO as "a perfect album for a lonely winter night" (4/5). The new album sees Statham, a member of Post Punk band B-Movie, and co-writer with a host of well-known artists including Dido, Kylie, Peter Murphy and Simple Minds retain his principal role in the project as both producer and songwriter. Once again, Shepard's prose plays a key role with `Hawk Moon', the companion volume to `Motel Chronicles', an additional source of inspiration. Jim Kerr from Simple Minds continues his involvement with 3 tracks as does Welsh songwriter and multi-instrumentalist The Anchoress. David J from Bauhaus/Love and Rockets is also a featured artist along with Gabriella Cilmi turning in 2 dark and beguiling tracks. The project is completed with Shelly Poole (from country/folk band Red Sky July and a long-time friend and co-writer on 3 songs.
- 1: This Music
- 2: Endless Summer
- 3: Abe’s Flamenco (Ft. Franco Franco)
- 4: The Urban Solitude
- 5: E-System (Ft. Manonmars)
- 6: A Feeling
- 7: Close Ur Eyes (Ft. Birthmark)
- 8: Overdrive
- 9: Walking Home (Ft. D. Ham)
- 10: Sunday Morning
Love in the time of collectively assured techno-capitalist-nuclear holocaust! It’s the endless summer the Brits have been harping on about since they think they won the World Cup. The soundtrack is the debut album of the Content Provider; where Octatrack illbient and industrial chanson mesh in a singed postcard addressed to the UK Border Force and co-signed by aliens plucked from the petri dishes of Young Echo, Cold Light and Avon Terror Corps.
It’s a name she tried to keep anonymous, but Drowned By Locals and Bokeh Versions are breaking contract to reveal that the Content Provider is in fact the shock production alias of DALI DE SAINT PAUL. Patron saint of Bristol’s self-destructive improv idols EP/64 as well as post-feminist chamber collective Viridian Ensemble, avant-terror duo Harrga and constant collaborator with the likes of *breathe* Moor Mother, Valentina Magaletti, Mariam Rezaei, Vincent Moon, Maxwell Sterling, Ossia, Ben Vince.
And isn’t it such a strange release? And won’t people be surprised? Endless Summer is grubby and heartfelt, defiant and hopeful, with flecks of warped reggae on E-System nudging the freeform dream balladry of A Feeling and Sunday Morning, Kode9 & Spaceape-worthy dread poetry of Close Ur Eyes next to anthemic electro-crush of Overdrive. Even to those that know her well, and EVERYONE with their belly in the Bristol underground knows her, Endless Summer is a revelation. Perhaps the apex of the known Dali-verse……where her live gigs have boiled with an experimental volcanic vocal force, Endless Summer is twisted, syrupy, sultry, POP.
Exclusive to Invada Records and released in association with Netflix, the incredible score to the critically acclaimed Yance Ford’s documentary “Power” scored by Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe (Candyman / Telemarketers / Grasshopper Republic).
The album was mixed by the legendary Randall Dunn at his studio Circular Ruin and mastered by Invada’s own James Trevascus.
No other variants pressed.
- A1: Cadilac
- A2: Baby Strange
- A3: Lady
- A4: Thunderwing
- A5: Jitterbug Love
- A6: Sunken Rags
- B1: Born To Boogie (Single Mix)
- B2: Free Angel
- B3: Midnight
- B4: Sitting Here
- B5: Blackjack
- B6: Squint Eye Mangle
- C1: Satisfaction Pony
- C2: Explosive Mouth
- C3: Space Boss
- C4: Chrome Sitar
- C5: Do You Wanna Dance?
- C6: Dock Of The Bay
- C7: Solid Baby
- D1: Baby Boomerang
- D2: Life's An Elevator
- D3: All Alone
- D4: Groove A Little
- D5: Tame My Tiger
- D6: Ride My Wheels
- D7: To Know You Is To Love You
- D8: City Port
- A Fiorenza Cossotto / Lorenzo Alvary With The Complesso Strumentale Italiano– The Spanish Lady And The Roman Cavalier - Part 1, Arranged By – Confalonieri*, Composed By – Scarlatti*
- B1: Fiorenza Cossotto / Lorenzo Alvary With The Complesso Strumentale Italiano– The Spanish Lady And The Roman Cavalier - Conclusion, Arranged By – Confalonieri*, Composed By – Scarlatti*
- B2: Salvador Dalí– Gala, Composed By – Confalonieri*, Featuring
- B3: Salvador Dalí– Dali Paints A Picture 2:07
- B4: Salvador Dalí– Dali Speaks About His Art, Interviewer – Maurice Bejart*, Roger Englander
- A1: Careless
- A2: Takin A Ride
- A3: Trouble Boys
- A4: Hangin Downtown
- A5: Like You
- A6: Off Your Pants
- A7: Get Lost
- B1: Excuse Me
- B2: Customer
- B3: I Wanna Be Loved
- B4: Mistake
- B5: My Town
- B6: Shiftless When Idle
- C1: Oh Baby
- C2: I'm In Trouble
- C3: Johnny's Gonna Die/All By Myself
- C4: More Cigarettes
- C5: Otto
- C6: Don't Ask Why
- D1: Slow Down
- D2: Somethin To Dü
- D3: Love You Till Friday
- D4: Raised In The City
- D5: Rattlesnake
- D6: All Day And All Of The Night
- D7: I Hate Music
- D8: Shutup
- A1: The Angel Islington
- A2: Get Better
- A3: The Next Storm
- A4: The Opening Act Of Spring
- A5: Glorious You
- A6: Mittens
- B1: Out Of Breath
- B2: Demons
- B3: Josephine
- B4: Love Forty Down
- B5: Silent Key
- Vocals
- B6: Song For Josh
- C1: Least Of All Young Caroline
- C2: Little Aphrodite
- C3: Cleopatra In Brooklyn
- C4: The Armadillo
- C5: Get Better (Hamburg Demo)
- C6: The Next Storm (Hamburg Demo)
- C7: The Opening Act Of Spring (Hamburg Demo)
- D1: Glorious You (Hamburg Demo)
- D2: Mittens (Hamburg Demo)
- D3: Out Of Breath (Hamburg Demo)
- D4: Demons (Hamburg Demo)
- D5: Josephine (Hamburg Demo)
- D6: Love Forty Down (Hamburg Demo)
- D7: Silent Key (Hamburg Demo)
- A1: Ready To Rock; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- A2: Attack Of The Mad Axeman; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- A3: On And On; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- A4: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie; Written-By – Glen*, Powell*, Barden*, Schenker*, Raymond*
- B1: But I Want More; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- B2: Never Trust A Stranger; Written-By – Raymond*
- B3: Looking For Love; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- B4: Secondary Motion; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- C1: Never Trust A Stranger (Monitor Mix)
- C2: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie (Rough Monitor Mix)
- C3: Attack Of The Mad Axeman (Alt. Version-Monitor Mix)
- C4: On And On (Rough Monitor Mix)
- D1: Looking For Love (Monitor Mix)
- D2: But I Want More (Rough Monitor Mix)
- D3: Never Say Die (Live Rehearsal Take)
- D4: Never Trust A Stranger (Piano Demo)
- Shiva Interfere (9:10)
- Ion Storm (4:20)
- Magic (1:35)
- Regno Potiri (10:20)
- Carpet Bombing (2:25)
- Final Conquest (5:59)
- Logic (1:01)
- Sonar Bliss (7:39)
- Completion (6:32)
- Outro (1:30)
To fans of black metal, Dødheimsgard need no introduction, being one of the great purveyors of the Norwegian Black Metal creative evolution.
The band was formed in 1994 by Aldrahn (Thorns) and Vicotnik (Ved Buens Ende). The early incarnation was that of a raw and at often melodic black metal band, with their debut album also featuring Fenriz of Darkthrone on bass. In recent years, Dodheimsgard has become known for its eclectic musical ventures and poignant mood shifts, with a less chaotic, more considered approach compared to their earliest works. Following the 'Kronet til Konge' and 'Monumental Possession' opuses, there was a shift in direction as demonstrated on 1998's 'Satanic Art' EP and by Dødheimsgard's third album, 666 International, Vicotnik had taken over a lot of the writing duties, with DHG's style becoming more technical yet ferocious black metal, with strong experimental ideas and industrial elements.
Vicotnik's riffs were inspired by cult bands such as Thorns and perfectly entwined with Aldrahn's delightfully twisted lyrics and immense vocals to create something truly unique. In its 666 International incarnation, DHG (as they were later to be known) featured a line- up of well- respected Norwegian musicians including Czral (Aura Noir, Ved Buens Ends, Virus), Apollyon (Aura Noir, Immortal), plus Mr Magic Logic (Fleurety) on keyboards, as the album was constructed over a period of time. All in all, 666 International is rightly regarded as a highly influential masterpiece of avant-garde metal by many since its release in 1999.
- A1: Your Ghost; Vocals
- A2: Beestung
- A3: Teeth
- A4: Sundrops
- A5: Sparky
- A6: Houdini Blues; Written-By – Kristin Hersh, W J. Hersh*
- B7: A Loon
- B8: Velvet Days
- B9: Close Your Eyes
- B10: Me And My Charms
- B11: Tuesday Night
- C12: The Letter; Engineer – Steve Rizzo; Producer – Kristin Hersh, Steve Rizzo; Remix – Phill Brown
- C13: Lurch
- C14: Cuckoo; Arranged By – Kristin Hersh; Written-By – Traditional
- C15: Hips And Makers
- C16: Hysterical Bending; Engineer – Billy O'connell, Steve Rizzo; Mixed By – Steve Rizzo; Producer – Billy Mcconnell, Kristin Hersh
- C17: The Key
- C18: Uncle June And Aunt Kiyoti; Written-By – K Hersh*, W.j. Hersh*
- C19: When The Levee Breaks; Written-By – Page*, Bonham*, Jones*, Minnie*, Plant*
- D20: A Loon
- D21: Sundrops
- D22: Me And My Charms
- D23: Velvet Days
- D24: The Key
- A1: Intro
- A2: In My Hood
- A3: This Is 50
- A4: I'm Supposed To Die Tonight
- A5: Piggy Bank
- A6: Gatman And Robbin
- B1: Candy Shop
- B2: Outta Control
- B3: Get In My Car
- B4: Ski Mask Way
- B5: A Baltimore Love Thing
- C1: Ryder Music
- C2: Disco Inferno
- C3: Just A Lil Bit
- C4: Gunz Come Out
- C5: My Toy Soldier
- D1: Position Of Power
- D2: Build You Up
- D3: God Gave Me Style
- D4: So Amazing
- D5: I Don't Need 'Em
- D6: Hate It Or Love It (G-Unit Remix)
- A1: Dale Hawkins– Susie Q
- A2: The Five Americans– Slippin' And Slidin
- A3: Terry Haynes (2)– It's Gonna Work Out Fine
- A4: Kenny Baker (5)– Look Around
- A5: Floyd Dakil Combo– Dance, Franny, Dance
- A6: The Five Americans– I'm Feeling O.k
- A7: Arthur K. Adams*– Beetle Bust Out
- A8: Dale Hawkins– Little Bird
- A9: Kenny Baker (5)– I'm Thru With You
- B1: Floyd Dakil Combo– Look What You've Gone And Done
- B2: The Five Americans– It's You Girl
- B3: Kenny Baker (5)– You're Not Here
- B4: Arthur K. Adams*– Wildwood Flower
- B5: Terry Haynes (2)– Further Down The Line
- B6: The Five Americans– Say That You Love Me
- B7: Dale Hawkins– I'll Fly High
- B8: The Five Americans– I'm Gonna Leave Ya
- B9: Kenny Baker (5)– Now You Are Gone
- A1: I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby
- A2: White Jam
- A3: Blabber 'N Smoke; Lyrics By – Jan Van Vliet
- A4: When It Blows Its Stacks
- A5: Alice In Blunderland
- B1: The Spotlight Kid
- B2: Click Clack
- B3: Grow Fins
- B4: There Ain't No Santa Claus On The Evenin' Stage
- B5: Glider
- C1: The Witch Doctor Life (Instrumental)
- C2: Semi-Multicolored Caucasian (Instrumental)
- C3: Your Love Brought Me To Life (Instrumental)
- C4: Two Rips In A Haystack / Kiss Me My Love
- C5: Harry Irene
- C6: Best Batch Yet (Track)
- C7: I Can't Do This Unless I Can Do This / Seam Crooked Sam
- D1: I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby (Full-Length Version)
- D2: Pompadour Swamp (Full-Length Version)
- Dorothy
- Cool With You
- Marcel
- Cop Theme
- Speed Racer
- Medieval
- What Once Was
- You Don't Know This Guy
- I'll Try
The seeds of Her's have well and truly rooted themselves in Liverpool. Originally a meeting of minds between Norway's Audun Laading and Barrow-born Stephen Fitzpatrick, Her's forged a strong chemical bond through a mutual love of off-kilter humour and outsider art. Having clocked over one million streams between the two tracks on their debut single 'Dorothy' and 'What Once Was', and after following it up with the lackadaisical thrift-store humour of their sun-bleached single 'Marcel', Her's have compiled a rollicking record of their infant career so far. 'Songs of Her's' will be released on LP 16th March and it includes all their recorded output to date plus six new songs to make for the most complete introduction to their slacker world yet. Her's will be teasing this gnarly collectors-item-to-be with the release of 'Speed Racer'. With its sultry vocals and signature descending guitar and bass lick, it plays like the soundtrack to some oddball American stoner comedy involving a beach, a girl, a conspiracy, and a musical group from Liverpool.
Reissue of Don Cherry's 'Relativity Suite', recorded with the Jazz Composer's Orchestra in 1973. At this time, Cherry was becoming increasingly interested in Middle Eastern and traditional African and Indian music, having traveled extensively and studied with Indian musician Vasant Rai. This suite of songs was particularly influenced by the Indian karnatic singing tradition, as can be heard from the very opening moments of the album. Featuring Carla Bley on piano, Charlie Haden on bass, and Ed Blackwell on drums, as well as an extended horn and string section.
- A1: Premier Contact
- A2: Le Manège Des Vanités
- A3: Dead Hip Hop
- A4: Avec Les Larmes
- B1: Autour D’un Café
- B2: Ne Plus Y Croire
- B3: Toute La Vérité
- B4: Poussière D’enfants
- C1: Le Rendez-Vous Manqué
- C2: De L’amour À La Haine
- C3: Sous Le Signe Du V
- C4: Un Peu Seul
- D1: Baise Les Gens
- D2: Peut-Être Un Verre ?
- D3: Pas Stable
- D4: Depuis Que J’étais Enfant
- D5: Perspectives
- D6: Il Faut Qu’on Parle
A l’occasion des 20 ans de cet album devenu culte, Record Makers réédite une version spéciale anniversaire limitée (vinyles transparents – 500 exemplaires) qui ravivera la flamme des fans de la première heure, des nouveaux fans et des collectionneurs. "Vive la Vie" est aujourd’hui un album référent pour les amateurs de rap, reconnu par ses pairs lyricistes, c’est un de ses albums qui marquent à jamais une époque, celle des années 2000 et de son rap aux rimes fines et puissantes.
Le 15 novembre 2004 sortait "Vive la Vie" le premier album du Klub des Loosers.
On ne présente plus le Klub des Loosers et son unique membre Fuzati. Pourquoi ? parce qu'on en a un peu honte quand même. Imaginez un jeune versaillais que tout prédestinait à devenir écrivain maudit ou chanteur d'un groupe de pop répétant dans le garage parental le dimanche de 16h à 20h. Le genre de type qui passait ses samedis après-midi à la bibliothèque municipale, ses samedi soir à boire de la bière dans les squats de jeunes où on recense une fille pour dix mecs et où la phrase qui revient le plus souvent est "qui roule un joint ?"
Imaginez maintenant que ce type ait une illumination, au milieu de ces jeunes que tout prédestine à la réussite (HEC, science-po) et qui lorsqu'ils se retrouvent ensemble ne savent pas faire autre chose que de se défoncer. "Nous sommes un klub de loosers".
Comme il n'aime pas trop les gens, Fuzati fondera un klub dont il sera le seul membre. Comme il n'a pas de guitare que le hip hop est son seul ami il se dit qu'il fera ça comme musique. Bah oui c'est sympa le hip hop. Comme on lui a dit qu'il n'avait pas une tête de rappeur et que les casquettes à l'envers lui vont mal il ne montrera jamais son visage et portera un chapeau. S'en suivra un parcours classique de MC underground qui rappe pour la rue (mais aussi les avenues) et représente ses refrés illégalement enfermés derrière les murs des prépas t'as vu. Mixtapes, nombreux freestyles dans l'émission Greckfrite diffusée sur la chaine internet Canalweb, concert à la MJC de Versailles mais aussi dans un entrepôt désinfecté à Dunkerque.
En 2003 Il signe sur le label parisien Record Makers parce qu'on lui a appris qu'il ne fallait pas trop se mélanger avec les gens d'autres milieux. Sortiront deux EP, "Baise les Gens" et "La Femme de Fer" qui sont déjà des classiques pour au moins 32 personnes. La même année sort également l'album de l'atelier "Buffet des Anciens Elèves" auquel il participe avec Tékilatex du groupe TTC, James Delleck, Cyanure et deux producteurs de talent, Tacteel (Lex Records) et ParaOne (Institubes). En juillet 2004 sort le maxi du Klub des Loosers où collaborent MF DOOM, légende hip hop, et Jean-Benoit Dunckel, moitié du groupe AIR.
- A1: Ezio's Family - Shadows Version Remix - Living Room
- A2: Shadows Main Theme - Remix - Ambulo
- A3: The Fujibayashi Legacy - Remix - Nogymx
- A4: An Assembly Of Enemies - Remix - Fugee
- A5: The Fujibayashi Legacy - Remix - Living Room
- B1: Ezio's Family - Shadows Version - Remix - Hokø
- B2: Shadows Main Theme - Remix - Loafy Building
- B3: Rise Of Yasuke - Remix - Yestalgia
- B4: A Moment Of Sweetness - Remix - Prithvi
- B5: Tomiko - Remix - Otaam
- C1: The Long Shadow Of Oda Nobunaga - Remix - Simon Groß
- C2: The Fujibayashi Legacy - Remix - Loafy Building
- C3: Matters Of The Heart - Remix - Kioko
- C4: Master Sorin - Remix - Tibeauthetraveler
- C5: Shadows Main Theme - Remix - Jhove
- D1: The Fujibayashi Legacy - Remix - John Lee
- D2: Ezio's Family - Shadows Version - Remix - Softy
- D3: Rise Of Yasuke - Remix - Møndberg
- D4: Junjiro (Little Tanuki) - Remix - Mondo
- D5: A Moment Of Sweetness - Remix - Kainbeats
Official Licence.
This limited-edition vinyl release brings together Lofi Girl and Assassin’s Creed Shadows in a legendary collaboration.
The album features 20 lofi remixes inspired by the Assassin’s Creed Shadows Original Game Soundtrack. Familiar melodies like Ezio’s Family have been reimagined as softer, more atmospheric tracks - ideal for unwinding, studying, or finding focus.
- A3: お花畑にて = In The Flower Garden; Written-By
- A5: 対クッパ戦 = Battling Bowser; Written-By
- A7: Super Pipe House = Super Mario House; Written-By
- B7: ごきげんスター = Irrepressible Star; Written-By
- C5: ねぇねぇジーノごっこしようよ = Play "Save The World" With Me!; Written-By
- D1: 土管からコンニチハ = Greetings From The Pipes; Written-By
- E1: Long Long Ago… = Long, Long Ago...; Written-By
- E2: ちょっとドキドキ = A Little Anxious; Written-By
- F2: 対 クリスタラー戦 = Battling Culex; Written-By
- F3: クリスタラー戦での勝利 = Victory Over Culex; Written-By
- F4: クリスタラーの会話 = Conversation With Culex; Written-By
- G5: オノレンジャー参上 = The Axem Rangers Bust In; Written-By
- G6: クッパ城(其ノ弐) = Bowser's Keep (Second Visit); Written-By
- H5: お・し・ま・い・! = The End!; Written-By
- A1: 楽しい冒険 愉快な冒険 = Fun Adventure, Cheerful Adventure
- A2: Let's Try = Let's Try!; Written-By
- A4: クッパ城(其ノ壱) = Bowser's Keep (First Visit)
- A6: 剣は降り星は散る = The Sword That Scattered The Stars
- A8: どこに行きますか? = Where To?
- A9: 道中は危険がいっぱい = Danger Abounds On The Journey; Kinopio Side
- B1: 対モンスター戦 = Battling Monsters
- B2: 勝利!! = Victory!
- B3: Hello, Happy Kingdom
- B4: 説明しますっ! = Let Me Explain!
- B5: 新しい仲間 = A New Friend
- B6: まだまだ道中は危険がいっぱい = Danger Aplenty On The Journey
- B8: 対 ちょっぴり強いモンスター戦 = Battling Strongish Monsters
- B9: 武器たちがやってきた! = The Weapons Show Up
- B10: 対 武器ボス戦 = Battling A Weapon Boss
- B11: スターピース入手 = Got A Star Piece!
- B12: ダンジョンはモンスターがいっぱい = Monsters Abound In The Dungeon; Mallow Side
- C1: ワイン川を行こう = Let's Take The Midas River
- C2: おじいちゃんと愉快なオタマ達 = Grandpa And The Upbeat Tadpoles
- C3: ショック! = Shock!
- C4: かなしいうた = Elegy
- C6: ジーノの目覚め = Geno's Awakening
- C7: 森のキノコにご用心 = Beware Of The Forest Mushrooms
- C8: Rose Town; Kaeru Sennin Side
- D2: Welcome! Yo'ster Island!! = Welcome To Yo'ster Isle!
- D3: かけっこしようよ = Let's Race
- D4: 働きモグラは良いモグラ = A Working Mole Is A Happy Mole
- D5: Docaty Mountain Railroad = Moleville Mountain Rail
- D6: ここはブッキータワーでございます = This Is Booster Tower
- D7: そしてわたしの名はブッキー = And That Makes Me Booster!; Geno Side
- E3: 坂道 = The Hill
- E4: メリー・マリーの鐘が鳴る = The Bell Rings Out At Marrymore
- E5: 祝いのメロディ = Melody Of Celebration
- E6: 星の光の花咲く丘で = Where Flowers Bloom Under Starlight
- E7: 沈没船 = The Sunken Ship
- E8: お買い物ならリップルタウンへどうぞ = Shopping At Seaside Town; Peach Side
- F1: 僕らの楽園~モンスタウン~ = Monstro Town, Our Paradise
- F5: 貴方と作るキノコフスキー名曲の時間 = A Masterpiece Composed With Toadofsky; Koopa Side
- G1: フカフカしましょ! = Let's Get Fluffy!
- G2: マルガリ・マルガリータ = Valen-Valentina
- G3: ドドが来たっ!! = Dodo Has Arrived!
- G4: バーレル火山 = Barrel Volcano
- G7: 武器工場 = The Factory; Yoshi Side
- H1: 対 カジオー戦 = Battling Smithy
- H2: 対 変身好きのカジオー戦 = Battling Smithy's Many Forms
- H3: さよならジーノ…~星の窓から見る夢は = Farewell, Geno... / The Wishes From The Stars
- H4: 楽しいパレード 愉快なパレード~そしてパレードは行ってしまった… = Fun Parade, Cheerful Parade / There Goes The Parade
b A2 Let's Try = Let's Try!; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[c] A3 お花畑にて = In The Flower Garden; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[e] A5 対クッパ戦 = Battling Bowser; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[g] A7 Super Pipe House = Super Mario House; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[p] B7 ごきげんスター = Irrepressible Star; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[z] C5 ねぇねぇジーノごっこしようよ = Play "Save The World" With Me!; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[xd] D1 土管からコンニチハ = Greetings From The Pipes; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[xk] E1 Long Long Ago… = Long, Long Ago...; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[xl] E2 ちょっとドキドキ = A Little Anxious; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[xt] F2 対 クリスタラー戦 = Battling Culex; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Nobuo Uematsu
[xu] F3 クリスタラー戦での勝利 = Victory Over Culex; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Nobuo Uematsu
[xv] F4 クリスタラーの会話 = Conversation With Culex; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Nobuo Uematsu
[yb] G5 オノレンジャー参上 = The Axem Rangers Bust In; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[yc] G6 クッパ城(其ノ弐) = Bowser's Keep (Second Visit); Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[yi] H5 お・し・ま・い・! = The End!; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[b] A2 Let's Try = Let's Try!; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[c] A3 お花畑にて = In The Flower Garden; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[e] A5 対クッパ戦 = Battling Bowser; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[g] A7 Super Pipe House = Super Mario House; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[p] B7 ごきげんスター = Irrepressible Star; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[z] C5 ねぇねぇジーノごっこしようよ = Play "Save The World" With Me!; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[xd] D1 土管からコンニチハ = Greetings From The Pipes; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[xk] E1 Long Long Ago… = Long, Long Ago...; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[xl] E2 ちょっとドキドキ = A Little Anxious; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[xt] F2 対 クリスタラー戦 = Battling Culex; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Nobuo Uematsu
[xu] F3 クリスタラー戦での勝利 = Victory Over Culex; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Nobuo Uematsu
[xv] F4 クリスタラーの会話 = Conversation With Culex; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Nobuo Uematsu
[yb] G5 オノレンジャー参上 = The Axem Rangers Bust In; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[yc] G6 クッパ城(其ノ弐) = Bowser's Keep (Second Visit); Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
[yi] H5 お・し・ま・い・! = The End!; Written-By [Original Score Written By] – Koji Kondo
Erik Rico returns to Cosmocities with The Rare Groove Project, a limited-edition EP featuring funk-heavy, soulful covers of groove gems from Matt Soulie’s vinyl vault, alongside standout remixes from Gerd, DJ Nature, and Aroop Roy.
The EP opens with a brassy, high-energy take on P.J. City’s Straight Forward, followed by Gerd’s Chicago house-inspired remix and a funkier alternate version full of disco-era charm. Rico then revamps Franklyn’s Future Love into an electrified P-funk boogie blast, while NYC’s DJ Nature turns out a synth-laced, bass-driven after-hours groove.
Rico also reworks Star Lighters’ Disco Funk into a high-impact, slap-bass purple tinged stomper, with UK house and jazz funk expert Aroop Roy rounding things out with a dancefloor house flavoured summer anthem.
Limited pressing—act fast.
Big up to northern powerhouse Burnski for steering his Constant Sound label to the not-so-insignificant feat of release number 50. More importantly, the sounds remain as vital as ever and always evolve into subtle new sound worlds. The mantle for this one is taken by Locklead who brings some fine drum patterns to 'Backup' and pairs them with sliding hi-hats and bubbly synth motifs. It's garage-infused but utterly fresh. 'Wizzord' is a darker tech house with searching lead synths and plenty of pent-up energy, and 'Motherland' brings nice jazzy chord work and atmospheric samples. 'Pink Skies' is a bright closer with contrasting synths - some farting, some smooth - and more high-speed, catchy drums that span house and tech.
"6-track house finesse from Amsterdam mainstay Beraber, topped off with a killer remix by Brazilian artist Zopelar. Expect six melodic tracks for the body & mind. Beraber returns to United Identities with Gentle Actions, setting the tone for long summer evenings and sun-soaked days. The Amsterdam based producer and DJ organically blends Chicago's classically-schooled keys and machine backdrops with subtle, atmospheric textures. This long-awaited record by Beraber (Baris Akardere) is a deeply personal collection of music, encapsulating a period of creative and personal growth. Rather than a concept record, it serves as a document of the past years, bundling some of most cherished productions into a cohesive and heartfelt gift to the audience. This EP marks the first time the producer has used his own vocals in his productions, next to vocal contributions from Barcelona-based artist Ivy Barkakati, whose lyrics perfectly resonate with the journey of the EP. Gentle Actions opens with Between Us, a calm builder, gracefully layered with meandering pads. Distant Language picks us up with its dubbed-out groove, guiding our feet on a journey through melodic landscapes. It flows into Responsibility, an introspective track with a powerful message about turning dreams into reality, before continuing with Lost in Loops, a loose and soulful house cut featuring his own vocals. The journey ends with the more upbeat, instrumental Good Company, topped off with a deep, nocturnal remix by Zopelar. Written and produced entirely in his Amsterdam studio -- housed in the same building that once held De School -- Beraber continues to rely on a deeply analog and outboard gear-heavy approach. The result is a record that stays true to his soulful and introspective signature, mirroring the sonic identity of his acclaimed radio show, Gentle Actions on Amsterdam's online radio station RRFM."
- A1: Adele (3)– Strangers By Nature; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Ludwig Goransson*
- A2: Adele (3)– Easy On Me; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Greg Kurstin
- A3: Adele (3)– My Little Love; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Greg Kurstin
- A4: Adele (3)– Cry Your Heart Out; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Greg Kurstin
- A5: Adele (3)– Oh My God; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Greg Kurstin
- A6: Adele (3)– Can I Get It; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Max Martin, Shellback (2)
- B1: Adele (3)– I Drink Wine; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Greg Kurstin
- B2: Adele (3) With Erroll Garner– All Night Parking (Interlude); Written-By – Adele Adkins, Erroll Garner
- B3: Adele (3)– Woman Like Me; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Dean Josiah Cover
- B4: Adele (3)– Hold On; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Dean Josiah Cover
- B5: Adele (3)– To Be Loved; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Tobias Jesso Jr
- B6: Adele (3)– Love Is A Game; Written-By – Adele Adkins, Dean Josiah Cover
Swollen Members rose in the underground Hip Hop scene with a series of classic albums that made them one of the genre's brightest stars. Founded by Madchild, Prevail, and DJ Rob the Viking, Swollen Members have stayed independent under their own label Battle Axe Records. The have returned in 2009 stronger than ever with Armed to the Teeth, which features appearances from Talib Kweli and Tech N9NE.
Hidden Sequence returns, this time to kick off a new label Magistrate, and hot on the heels of their quick-to-sell out 'Silent Roots' last year. This fresh EP seamlessly bridges classic 70s Jamaican dub with modern, bass-heavy and dubwise delights, starting with 'Isms & Schisms'. The horns are brilliantly inviting as are the low ends which have been well worked on a vast desk and come packed with echo and effects. 'Magistrates Dub' is an immediately infectious skank that shifts into a deep, dub-heavy exploration and unites past and present dub influences.
Take It Easy! We need more taglines like these in such trying and self-recriminatory times, where the stresses of a part-imagined urgency prevent us from decompressing in the way our social lives really should allow for. But is dance music, whose traditional motto is to "jack", compatible with such a mantra? DJLMP shatters these apparent antinomies of relaxation and danceability with three new edited heaters here, designed for triumphant joie de vives of the kind that do not poke, prod or demand too much from us. A later Diana Ross sample is put on heavy opening rotation on 'Diana's Loop', while similarly echoic verboffs are exchanged on 'Spring Touch', where dub delays haze the mix into something a little more convulsive. Space for wonky downtime is reserved on the B's 'Reggatronic', in a rare case of hip, lo-fi breathing room reserved for a dance record.
Black Vinyl[14,71 €]
Black+ Limited Art Print + Limited 150 Page H[41,13 €]
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The record is largely sung in Scots language, one of Scotland’s three official languages along with Gaelic and English. “Scots gives me a way of expressing myself which is connected directly with the landscapes I love. It brings the songs alive and it is a fascinating language. The name of the record is in Scots - Forefowk means the people who came before, or ancestors. When we say ‘mind me,’ we can mean a few things- remind, remember, watch over or care for me. The record explores how tradition needs to be constantly reconnected with, built upon, looked after, and shared.”
Quinie sings with a style inspired by Scottish Traveller singers. “I began singing unaccompanied Scots Song in 2015 after hearing Scots Traveller singer Sheila Stewart on the radio. Initially I felt like I shouldn't sing these songs because I'm not a Traveller, and I saw people around me doing that in a way that made me uncomfortable. But on the other hand this music made sense to me and I felt driven to learn. Over the years I have met Traveller friends who taught me that settled people sharing these songs could contribute to raising awareness. Scottish Travellers are marginalised and discriminated against in modern Scotland, despite being custodians of so many of our important traditions. So I started to perform them and tell this story. From there I built on my repertoire and started writing my own songs”.
To develop this record, Quinie travelled across Argyll with her horse. They went on a pilgrimage of sorts through the ancient landscapes of the West of Scotland to explore the interconnected relationships between people, ancestors, animals, and place. The album’s vinyl release is accompanied by a book and film, documenting this unusual research process.
Forefowk, Mind Me was recorded in August 2024 at The Big Shed in Highland Perthshire with support from Creative Scotland. Quinie is accompanied by an ensemble of musicians: Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh (viola), Oliver Pitt (duduk, bouzouki, percussion), Harry Górski-Brown (small pipes, violin), and Stevie Jones (double bass, recording, and mixing). Each of these artists brings their own distinctive voice, bridging contemporary experimental practice with worlds of traditional and early music.
The third installment of To Pikap's retrofuturistic series entitled ''Remember the future''. A compilation of various styles with heavy 90â??s influences. From the euphoric Rave tunes of Quazatron and Dj Tsoug to the dystopian Electro of BufoBufo and NOT_MDK and from DimDj's leftfield House to the quirkiest IDM of Damage Per Second. Limited pressing, including download code and sticker. No re-press!
- A1: The Byrds - C T.a 102 2'32
- A2: Spirit - Space Child 3'26
- A3: Cosmic Hoffmann - Space - Disco 4'28
- A4: Atmosfear - Dancing In Outer Space 9'31
- B1: Devo - Space Junk 2'15
- B2: Martin Hannett & Steve Hopkins - Space Music 5'34
- B3: Tom Recchion - Space Ship 2'21
- B4: Wooden Shjips - Space Clothes 3'07
- B5: Mr Fingers - Distant Planet 5'24
- C1: Tom Dissevelt & Kid Baltan - Moon Maid 3'11
- C2: Sun Ra - Outer Space Plateau 2'24
- C3: Biosphere - Startoucher 5'03
- C4: Lothar & The Hand People - Space Hymn 7'13
- D1: Hawkwind - Space Is Deep 6'26
- D2: Us 69 - 2069 A Spaced Oddity 10'22
- D3: Tim Buckley - Starsailor 4'36
On limited double vinyl (500 ) with a download -
With Limited Edition A4 Heavy-Weight Space Art print (First 100 Copies Online) Signed & Numbered By Jon Savage (CTRUE48) Original Cover Artwork By Matt Sewell.
Jon Savage's Space - An amazing musical voyage through the theme and idea of Space - music for Space - Space - Music - Through West-Coast US Rock , Techno, Post-Punk , Jazz, Ambient & Experimental sounds-this is a journey like no other .. From Sun Ra to Mr Fingers and way beyond.
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"We are taken to less familiar musical quadrants-fascinatedly & instructively so"
(Roy Wilkinson - MOJO Feb 2025)
Khadim is a stunning reconfiguration of the Ndagga Rhythm Force sound. The instrumentation is radically pared down. The guitar is gone; the concatenation of sabars; the drum-kit. Each of the four tracks hones in on just one or two drummers; otherwise the sole recorded element is the singing; everything else is programmed. Synths are dialogically locked into the drumming. Tellingly, Ernestus has reached for his beloved Prophet-5, a signature go-to since Basic Channel days, thirty years ago. Texturally, the sound is more dubwise; prickling with effects. There is a new spaciousness, announced at the start by the ambient sounds of Dakar street-life. At the microphone, Mbene Diatta Seck revels in this new openness: mbalax diva, she feelingly turns each of the four songs into a discrete dramatic episode, using different sets of rhetorical techniques. The music throughout is taut, grooving, complex, like before; but more volatile, intuitive and reaching, with turbulent emotional and spiritual expressivity.
Not that Khadim represents any kind of break. Its transformativeness is rooted in the hundreds upon hundreds of hours the Rhythm Force has played together. Nearly a decade has passed since Yermande, the unit's previous album. Every year throughout that period — barring lockdowns — the group has toured extensively, in Europe, the US, and Japan. With improvisation at the core of its music-making, each performance has been evolutionary, as it turns out heading towards Khadim. “I didn’t want to simply continue with the same formula," says Ernestus. “I preferred to wait for a new approach. Playing live so many times, I wanted to capture some of the energy and freedom of those performances.” Though several members of the touring ensemble sit out this recording — sabar drummers, kit-drummer, synth-player — their presence abides in the structure and swing of the music here.
Lamp Fall is a homage to Cheikh Ibra Fall, founder of the Baye Fall spiritual community. The mosque in the city of Touba is known as Lamp Fall, because the main tower resembles a lantern. Soy duggu Touba, moom guey séen / When you enter Touba, he is the one who greets you. After a swift, incantatory start Mbene sings with reflective seriousness. Her voice swirls with reverb, over a tight, funky, propulsive interplay between synth and drums, threaded with one-two jabs of bass. Cheikh Ibra Fall mi may way, mo diayndiou ré, la mu jëndé ko taalibe... Cheikh Ibra Fall amo morome, aboridial / Cheikh Ibra Fall shows the way forward, he gives us strength, he gathers his disciples... Overflowing with grace, Cheikh Ibra Fall has no equal.
Interwoven with Wolof proverbs, Dieuw Bakhul is a recriminatory song about treachery, lies, and back-biting. Over moody, roiling synths and ominous, lean bass, Mbene throws out fluttering scraps of vocal, as if re-running old conversations in her head. The music shadows her despair to the verge of breakdown, at one moment seemingly so lost in thought and memories, that it threatens to disintegrate. Bayilene di wor seen xarit ak seen an da ndo... Dieuw bakhul, dieuw ñaw na / Stop judging your friends and companions... A lie is no good, a lie is ugly.
Khadim is a show-stopper; currently the centrepiece of Ndagga Rhythm Force live performances. The song is dedicated to Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba, aka Khadim, founder of the Mouride Sufi order. Serigne Bamba mi may wayeu / Serigne Bamba is the one who makes me sing. The verses name-check revered members of his family and brotherhood, like Sokhna Diarra, Mame Thierno, and Serigne Bara. Though Islam has been practised in Senegal for a millennium, it wasn’t until the start of the twentieth century that it began to thoroughly permeate ordinary Senegalese society, hand-in-hand with anti-colonialism. The verses here recall Bamba’s banishment by the French to Gabon, and later to Mauritania, in those foundational times. During exile, his captors once introduced a lion to his cell: gaïnde gua waf, dieba lu ci Cheikhoul Khadim / the lion doesn’t budge, it gives itself over to Cheikh Khadim. Deep, surging bass, steady kick-drum, and simple, reverbed chords on the off-beat lend the feel and impetus of steppers reggae. A reed plays snatches of a traditional Baye Fall melody; the dazzling polyrhythmic drumming is by Serigne Mamoune Seck. Mbene compellingly blends percussive vocalese, narrative suspense, exultant praise, introspection, and grievance.
Nimzat is a devotional tribute to Cheikh Sadbou, a contemporary of Bamba, buried in a mausoleum in Nizmat, in southern Mauritania. Way nala, kagne nala... souma danana fata dale / I call upon you and wonder about you... If I am overwhelmed, come to my aid. The town holds special significance for Khadr Sufism. An annual pilgrimage there is conducted to this day. The rhythm is buoyantly funky; the mood is sombre, reined-in, foreboding. Punctuated by peals of thunder, Mbene sings with restrained, intense reverence; huskily confidential, steadfast. Nanu dem ba Nimzat, dé ba sali khina / Let us go to Nimzat, to seal our devotion.
Mbene Diatta Seck: vocals.
Bada Seck: bougarabou, thiol, mbeung mbeung bal, tungune.
Serigne Mamoune Seck: bougarabou, khine, mbeung mbeung, tungune.
Text by Mark Ainley (Honest Jons).
Mastered by Rashad Becker.
Everything else by Mark Ernestus.
Born from the warm and vibrant local markets of Italy, 180 GR has always been a celebration of vinyl culture. Now, it takes the next step—evolving into a full-fledged record label dedicated to strictly 180-gram pressings, in vinyl-only, limited quantities, crafted for true collectors and connoisseurs.
The label’s inaugural release, Music & Territory, is helmed by none other than its founder, N-Zino. On the A-side, the Original 180 GR Mix of You Can’t Change Your Mind takes you on a mind-expanding journey—soulful, sensual, and deeply immersive.
Flipping to the B-side, the legendary Glenn Underground graces us with two masterful interpretations. His vocal version is a lush, organic groove filled with warmth and virtuosity, while the instrumental mix strips it back, letting the raw musicality shine through. Both versions embody the unmistakable touch of Chicago house—authentic, deep, and timeless.
This is more than just a record—it’s a collector’s gem, a piece of house music history pressed in its purest form.
To quote GU himself, HOUSE MUSIC WILL NEVER DIE.
Having James Shinra back on AF is always a cause for celebration, and doubly so this time because we present 'Meteorites', his second album following the highly acclaimed Vital Heat (2018). During 2023-24, James uploaded a series of digital releases called 'Meteorites', a set of dreamy and introspective tracks where the artist showed his evolution and maturity, refining the emotive sound that's his trademark and has garnered so much praise in recent years. We should do justice to that material, giving it a worthy treatment/format, so we decided to release all together. James has revisited and reworked many of the tracks for the occasion, polishing, adding, removing... and the result is 'Meteorites', the album. A MUST for all braindance sensibilities and nonconformist electronic heads. We're sure it will remind you exactly why you loved this talented guy for so long and why he's one of the most uncompromising artists working in electronic music these days.
- A1: Return To The River Ganges (Distant Green Shore Dub)
- A2: Mediolana (Ambrosirus Dub)
- A3: The Galicians Of Asia Minor
- B1: Indika Keltika (Fiery Pharoah Mix)
- B2: Dhaka Corinthia
- B3: Delfic Tongue (Hercynian Forest Dub)
- C1: Voyage Of The Pytheas (Pagan Dub)
- C2: Benares Eternal City (Eryri Dub)
- C3: Sumerian Odyssey
- D1: King Of The Faeries (Demnoriax ‘King Of The Lower World’ Dub)
- D2: Deer Hunter (Aeduan Druid Odyssey Mix)
- D3: Atmabodha (Ritual Focus Dub)
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OVERVIEW: DUB TREES is one of Youth’s most revered dub projects, it helped define the Liquid Sound Design sound that fans around the world hold dear. This project is the third in a triptych of albums Youth has made with a specific Celtic / Hindu fusion. Starting out with the classic Celtic Cross ‘Hicksville’ 20 years ago, featuring the mythical Simon Posford (Shpongle) through to ‘East of the River Ganges’ (ft Klaus Shultz / Tangerine Dream amongst many others) in 2004 followed by the last piece of this mystical puzzle ‘Celtic Vedic’ ,released on compact disc only in 2016 , which charts the journey of the Celt from Northern India to Snowdonia. The idea stems from Youth’s firm belief that there is a strong correlation between Celtic and Vedic cultures and their Northern Indian roots. Youth has assembled a host of collaborators to weave their labrynthine magic on ‘Celtic Vedic’: Jah Wobble (PiL) on bass, Matt Black/Coldcut (Ninja Tunes) on warped soundscaping duties, Galician Celtic pipe and flute player Daniel Romar, Bollywood contemporary Indian singer Shridevi Keshavan and Elfic Circle. It features many field recordings made by Youth on his various Indian odysseys and is all harnessed together with cutting-edge electronica that the Liquid Sound Design team pioneered 20 years ago. The team today are still pioneering new directions within ‘Downtempo Electronica Music’ and beats that create 3 dimensional landscapes for the helioscopic imagination to explore and psychoactive maps for the inner astronaut in all of us. ‘Celtic Vedic’ promises unchartered bass annihilation and heliotropic soundscapes, pounding basslines overlayed on 3D holographic beats and wrestles with serpentine melodies and psychedelic textures.
- A1: With U - Karibu
- A2: Africanism, Bob Sinclar Feat Moonlight Benjamin - Zanmi Kanmarad
- A3: Arty & Haska Feat Jay Sorrow - In My Head
- A4: Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano Feat Inner City - Good Life
- A5: Kosheen, Marten Lou Feat Isidoros - Hide U
- B1: Bob Sinlar - World Hold On (Soubeiran & Sasson Remix)
- B2: Unfazed - A Gira
- B3: Ameme, Franc Fala - Wait For You
- B4: Cesaria Evora - Sangue De Beirona (Main Pass By François K )
- C1: Idq, Themba - Kumbuka
- C2: Lakou Mizik, Joseph Ray - Kite Zo A
- C3: Afronom, Marc Moon - Tiki
- C4: Africanism, Bob Sinclar, David Guetta, Joachim Garraud, Tim Deluxe Feat Ben Onono - Summer Moon (Eran Hersh & Stadiumx Remix Edit)
- C5: Armin Van Buurnen, Louis Iii - Part Of Me
- D1: Nico De Andrea, Vanetty - Ethnica
- D2: Luca Santiago - Pa Ti
- D3: Africanism, Arkadyan Feat Yana Mann - Forever We Young
- D4: Ebo Taylor, Pat Thomas - Eye Nyam Nam 'A' Mensuro (Henrik Schwarz Blend)
LA label Milkcrate Mondays is back with more slick contemporary hip-hop and r&b sounds, this time in the form of a split 7". Abel takes care of the opener with 'Flex'd Up', which has slow, seductive and silky drums and synths making for a sunny sound that is topped with a gorgeously heartfelt r&b vocal that swoons and swoops effortlessly. On the flip, Netwerk's 'Horns Of A Feather' has a duster and more classic boom-bap hip-hop beat that's low in the mix, with muted horns and another aching vocal really finishing it in style. Two different vibes, both are excellent.
Cyphon is excited to announce the release of an amazing new EP from Domenic Cappello. Titled Galactic Praise, this four-track masterpiece pays homage to the rich heritage of Detroit Techno while seamlessly incorporating Cappello's innovative sound design, displaying his golden ear for what makes a discerning dance floor tick.
A key figure in the electronic music scene through his long-standing residency at Glasgow's legendary Sub Club, Domenic captivates audiences globally with his unique blend of tough, pulsating beats, heartfelt melodies, and deeply immersive soundscapes. His position as booker and resident (alongside Harri) at Sub Club has allowed him to hone his craft and connect with some of the finest talents in House and Techno, influencing his distinctive style. With Galactic Praise, he takes listeners on an exhilarating journey through the heart of techno, inspired by the pioneering music that emerged from the golden era of Motor City sounds.
Dat Thing sets the tone. A driving house track that encapsulates the raw energy and spirit of Detroit, featuring hypnotic synth lines and robust bassline that give a hint of melancholy whilst maintaining a stripped back groove for maximum club impact.
Niamh’s Song is a deeper exploration of melody and rhythm, showcasing Cappello's masterful ability to weave complex harmonies into an intoxicating, otherworldly groove.
Flip over for Galactic Praise, a tribute to the roots of Techno, this track combines classic 909 and 303 elements with ethereal pads creating a heavier, timeless sound that will resonate with both longtime fans of the genre and newcomers alike.
Closing out this special EP we have Neon Skyline, a pumping yet reflective piece that captures the essence of late-night drives through urban landscapes blending chiming arpeggios, a driving synth bassline and tough beats making for an immersive experience.
As Domenic puts it: 'This EP is a tribute to the roots of techno that have inspired me since my formative years. My experiences at the Sub Club have been crucial in shaping my sound and approach to my own productions, inspiring me to create something that captures the energy and emotion of that packed dance floor and incredible sound system. I can’t wait to share it with everyone!'
Wh0 arrives on Rekids with ‘Girls & Boys’. The Grammy-nominated producer’s next single comes with a remix from Catz ‘n Dogz.
Wh0 lands on Radio Slave’s Rekids with new single, 'Girls & Boys', out 13th June 2025. A full-throttle piano jam, the track distils a range of House styles into one expressive, infectious, modern-day classic. Powered by a raw, rolling bassline and loopy chords, it brings unrelenting energy built to raise hands in the air all summer long.
Polish duo Catz ‘n Dogz step up on remix duties with a chunky dub mix. Stripping things back, they reimagine the original into a thudding Techno cut, complete with eerie vocal chops and a deliciously deep, driving groove.
Formerly a member of legendary House duo The Rhythm Masters, Wh0 has since made his mark as a solo act with sold-out shows at places like Printworks, XOYO and Fabric. The Wh0 Plays and Wh0 Worx label boss boasts production credits for artists like Ten City, Royksopp and Idris Elba and collaborations with the likes of David Penn, David Morales and Nile Rodgers, with his work often topping digital charts and his Spotify clocking up more than a million streams a month.
Radio Slave’s Rekids was founded in 2006 and has since spawned successful off shoots with the Techno-focused Rekids Special Projects in 2017 and its newest sublabel, REK’D, in 2024. With Matt Edwards as the sole A&R, Rekids has been crucial in developing early artist careers and has become a haven for established acts operating in House and adjacent genres, having recently featured the likes of Harry Romero, Tal Fussman, Spencer Parker, The Hacker, and many more.
3 heavyweight tracks from the collaborative duo of Jossy Mitsu and Bluetoof.
Following their recent tour of China, Japan and Korea, BLUMITSU make their debut on Tempa with three club focused, hard-hitting tracks.
The release will coincide with a launch event at FWD>> at FOLD (London).
Madrid-based ensemble Sinouj fuses the deep-rooted traditions of the Mediterranean with the driving force of contemporary jazz, funk, rock and West African grooves. Their open-door vision draws in musicians from across the spectrum – from flamenco and Iranian classical music to soul and cutting-edge jazz – creating a dynamic, ever-evolving sound that is both global and unmistakably their own.
Their latest release shines a spotlight on 'Hak Dellali', a traditional North African tune that first rose to fame in the 1980s thanks to Tunisian star Hedi Habbouba and later Emirati singer Hussain Al Jassmi. In Sinouj's hands, this classic song becomes a transformative ritual, pulsing with the festive sway of Moroccan chaabi rhythm, Tuareg rock grit and the spontaneous spark of jazz. Over the years, it has consistently ignited the band's concerts into ecstatic celebration.
Backed with a psych-tinged and club-oriented remix by Berlin's Voodoocuts, with 'Hak Dellali' Sinouj continue to blur lines between genres and geographies, offering a fresh take on tradition.
Renowned electronic duo Session Victim are set to enchant fans with their latest EP entitled Sidequests Chapter One. Featuring four originals and one remix, Sidequests melds Session Victim’s signature blend of tripped-out hazy house , broken beat and trip hop with their trademark fat production and positive vibes. Infusing their love for live instruments, sampled sounds, and organic beats, the opener Pulse Of Memory is the first collaborative effort in a series of tunes written together with renowned producer and synth wizard Viken Arman.
Adding to this already bumper package we have a stellar remix by Dutch underground house hero Frits Wentink. Known for his innovative approach to old school house rhythms and sounds, Wentink’s reinterpretation offers a fresh take on Pulse Of Memory, bringing a heavier house bounce for the clubs.
This release marks the first part of a Trilogy with subsequent EP’s featuring further explorations in creative rhythm and the nostalgic echoes of adventure, not to mention some banging remixes from Ian Pooley and Jimpster.
- A1: The Way You Look Tonight; Written-By – Jerome Kern
- A2: Forecast: Sonny & Red; Written-By – Art Hillery
- A3: You Don't Know What Love Is / I'm Getting Sentimental Over You; Written-By – Don Ray*, Gene Depaul, George Bassman
- B1: Lester Leaps In; Written-By – Lester Young
- B2: Just Friends; Written-By – John Klenner
- B3: All God's Chillun Got Rhythm; Written-By – Bronislaw Kaper, Walter Jurmann
- A1: Dreamer; Featuring – Raye (3), Starrah; Producer – A. G. Cook; Written-By – A. G. Cook, Charli Xcx, Raye (3), Starrah
- A2 3: Am (Pull Up); Featuring – Mø; Producer – Easyfx; Written-By – A. G. Cook, Charli Xcx, Karen Marie Orsted*, Easyfun
- A3: Blame It On U; Producer – A. G. Cook; Written-By – A. G. Cook, Charli Xcx, Noonie Bao
- A4: Roll With Me; Producer – Sophie (42); Written-By – Charli Xcx, Klas Åhlund, Samuel Long
- A5: Emotional; Producer – Easyfx; Producer
- B1: Ily2; Producer – Danny L Harle; Written-By – Charli Xcx, Danny L Harle
- B2: White Roses; Producer – A. G. Cook; Written-By – A. G. Cook, Charli Xcx, Noonie Bao
- B3: Babygirl; Featuring – Uffie; Producer – John Hill (14); Written-By – Amanda Warner, Charli Xcx, John Hill (14), Peter Keusch*, Sarah Hudson, Uffie
- B4: Drugs; Featuring – Abra (5); Producer – A. G. Cook; Written-By – A. G. Cook, Abra (5), Charli Xcx
- B5: Lipgloss; Featuring – Cupcakke; Producer – A. G. Cook, Life Sim, Sophie (42); Written-By – A. G. Cook, Charli Xcx, Cupcakke
- A1: Motörhead; Written-By – Kilminster*
- A2: Vibrator; Written-By – Brown*, Wallis*
- A3: Lost Johnny; Written-By – Kilminster*, Farren*
- A4: Iron Horse / Born To Lose; Written-By – Brown*, Taylor*, Tramp
- B1: White Line Fever; Written-By – Clarke*, Kilminster*, Taylor*
- B2: Keep Us On The Road; Written-By – Farren*, Motörhead
- B3: The Watcher; Written-By – Kilminster*
- B4: The Train Kept A-Rollin; Written-By – H. Kay*, L. Mann*, Tiny Bradshaw
- A1: Church Street Blues; Written-By – N. Blake*
- A2: Cattle In The Cane; Marranged By – A. Rice*; Written-By – Traditional
- A3: Streets Of London; Written-By – R. Mctell*
- A4: One More Night; Written-By – B. Dylan*
- A5: The Gold Rush; Written-By – B. Monroe*
- A6: Any Old Time; Written-By – J. Rodgers*
- B1: Orphan Annie; Written-By – N. Blake*
- B2: House Carpenter; Arranged By – A. Rice*; Written-By – Traditional
- B3: Jerusalem Ridge; Written-By – B. Monroe*
- B4: Last Thing On My Mind; Written-By – T. Paxton*
- B5: Pride Of Man; Written-By – H. Camp*
- A1: Steely Dan– Fm; Written By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
- A2: Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band– Night Moves; Written By – Bob Seger
- A3: Steve Miller Band– Fly Like An Eagle; Written By – Steve Miller
- A4: Foreigner– Cold As Ice; Written By – Lou Gramm, Mike Jones*
- A5: Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers– Breakdown; Written By – Tom Petty
- A6: Randy Meisner– Bad Man; Written By – Glenn Frey, John David Souther
- B1: Eagles– Life In The Fast Lane; Written By – Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh
- B2: Steely Dan– Do It Again; Written By – Donald Fagen, Walter Becker
- B3: Boz Scaggs– Lido Shuffle; Written By – Boz Scaggs, David Paich
- B4: Boston– More Than A Feeling; Written By – T. Scholz
- C1: Linda Ronstadt– Tumbling Dice; Written By – Jagger-Richards
- C2: Linda Ronstadt– Poor Poor Pitful Me; Written By – Warren Zevon
- C3: Jimmy Buffett– Livingston Saturday Night; Written By – Jimmy Buffett
- C4: Dan Fogelberg– There's A Place In The World For A Gambler; Written By – Dan Fogelberg
- C5: Billy Joel– Just The Way You Are; Written By – Billy Joel
- D1: The Doobie Brothers– It Keeps You Runnin'; Written By – Michael Mcdonald
- D2: James Taylor (2)– Your Smiling Face; Written By – James Taylor (2)
- D3: Joe Walsh– Life's Been Good; Written By – Joe Walsh
- D4: Queen– We Will Rock You; Written By – Brian May, Freddie Mercury
- D5: Steely Dan– Fm(Reprise)
- A1: Blackway (2) & Black Caviar (2)– What's Up Danger
- A2: Post Malone & Swae Lee– Sunflower
- A3: Jaden Smith– Way Up
- A4: Nicki Minaj & Anuel Aa Feat. Bantu– Familia
- A5: Aminé– Invincible
- A6: Duckwrth & Shaboozey– Start A Riot
- A7: Juice Wrld Feat. Seezyn– Hide (Album Version)
- B1: Thutmose– Memories
- B2: Ski Mask (3) & Jacques Feat. Coi Leray & Lougotcash– Save The Day
- B3: Beau Young Prince– Let Go
- B4: Lil Wayne & Ty$ Feat. Xxxtentacion– Scared Of The Dark (Album Version)
- B5: Dj Khalil Feat. Denzel Curry, Ybn Cordae, Swavay, Trevor Rich– Elevate
- B6: Vince Staples– Home
- A1: Kristin Chenoweth, Sean Mccourt, Cristy Candler, Jan Neuberger, Citizens Of Oz– No One Mourns The Wicked
- A2: Students– Dear Old Shiz
- A3: Carole Shelley, Idina Menzel– The Wizard And I
- A4: Kristin Chenoweth, Idina Menzel, Students– What Is This Feeling?
- A5: William Youmans, Idina Menzel, Students– Something Bad
- B1: Norbert Leo Butz, Kristin Chenoweth, Christopher Fitzgerald, Michelle Federer, Idina Menzel, Students– Dancing Through Life
- B2: Kristin Chenoweth– Popular
- B3: Idina Menzel– I'm Not That Girl
- B4: Kristin Chenoweth, Idina Menzel, Denizens Of The Emerald City– One Short Day
- B5: Joel Grey– A Sentimental Man
- C1: Kristin Chenoweth, Idina Menzel, Guards Of Oz, Citizens Of Oz– Defying Gravity
- C2: Kristin Chenoweth, Carole Shelley, Citizens Of Oz– Thank Goodness
- C3: Joel Grey, Idina Menzel– Wonderful
- D1: Kristin Chenoweth– I'm Not That Girl (Reprise)
- D2: Idina Menzel, Norbert Leo Butz– As Long As You're Mine
- D3: Idina Menzel– No Good Deed
- D4: Christopher Fitzgerald, Citizens Of Oz– March Of The Witch Hunters
- D5: Idina Menzel, Kristin Chenoweth– For Good
- D6: Kristin Chenoweth, Idina Menzel, Citizens Of Oz– Finale
- A1: Jetlggd
- A2: Bergdorf
- A3: <3Mygng
- A4: Vtmntscoat
- A5: Nostylist
- A6: Fakenggas
- A7: Soarin
- A8: Turninup
- A9: Lnly
- A10: Prssure
- A11: Onthetable
- B1: Swgskool
- B2: Crystlcstles
- B3: Dangerous
- B4: Mkeitstop
- B5: Onthefloor
- B6: Passaround
- B7: Otw
- B8: Veteran; Featuring – Ken Carson (3)
- A1: Bulldog; Written-By – G. Tomsco*
- A2: Kami-Kaze; Written-By – P. Johnson*
- A3: Let's Go Trippin'; Written-By – D. Dale*
- A4: Ramrod; Written-By – A. Casey*
- A5: Mr. Moto; Written-By – P. Johnson*, R. Delvy*
- A6: Red River Rock; Written-By – Mendelsohn*, Mack*, King*
- B1: Miserlou; Written-By – Tauber*, Leeds*, Roubanis*
- B2: Latin'ia; Written-By – M. Hilder*, T. Nunes*
- B3: Surfin' Safari; Written-By – B. Wilson*, M. Love*
- B4: Movin' & Groovin'; Written-By – Eddy*, Hazelwood*
- B5: Vampire; Written-By – P. Johnson*, R. Delvy*
- B6: Torquay; Written-By – G. Tomsco*
- A1: Gone To Sorrow; Written-By – J. Browne*
- A2: Sleeping Serenade
- A3: Homeward Bound; Written-By – P. Simon*
- A4: Sands Of Love
- A5: My Life Has Changed
- A6: Return Home; Written-By – A. Brackett*
- A7: Her Invention
- A8: Look Around Rock; Written-By – P. Nichols*
- B1: The Now
- B2: Rainbows
- B3: Simple Complexities
- B4: Every Little Prayer
- B5: Is There Anything I Can Do
- B6: Dark On You Now
- B7: Roses Gone
- A1: Spacemen's March
- A2: Space Attack "Q
- A3: Waltz 3
- A4: Ppu Dance
- A5: Fairy Wings
- A6: Improvised Song "Sweet Tea " (1981)
- A7: Long Time Ago Demo
- A8: More Deep Demo (1980S)
- A9: Small Gift
- B1: Love Me
- B2: M45
- B3: Echoes Of Unspoken Love Demo (1980S)
- B4: 大樹となかまたち Demo (1999)
- B5: プール Demo (1980S)
- B6: Improvised Song "To You" (2005)
- B7: Song Pop B Demo (1998)
- A1: Headhunters; Featuring – Dos Monos
- A2: Marudeshikaku; Featuring – Taitan
- A3: Diablo; Featuring – Botsu
- A4: Genkai Mentaiko
- B1: Minna No Uta
- B2: Ambitious Pt. 1; Featuring – Ross Moody
- B3: Ambitious Pt. 2; Featuring – Ross Moody
- B4: Love Has No Sound
- C4: Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)
- A1: Sale El Sol
- A2: Loca; Featuring – El Cata
- A3: Antes De Las Seis
- A4: Gordita; Featuring – Residente Calle 13*
- A5: Addicted To You
- A6: Lo Que Más
- B1: Mariposas
- B2: Rabiosa; Featuring – El Cata
- B3: Devoción
- B4: Islands
- B5: Tu Boca
- C1: Waka Waka (Esto Es África); Featuring – Freshlyground
- C2: Loca; Featuring – Dizzee Rascal
- C3: Rabiosa; Featuring – Pitbull
- D1: Loca (Freemasons Spanish Club Edit); Featuring – El Cata
- D2: Waka Waka (Esto Es Africa) (K-Mix)
- D3: Waka Waka (This Time For Africa) (K-Mix)
The debut recording by The Ancients, the intergenerational coalition of Isaiah Collier, William Hooker, & William Parker formed by parker to play concerts in conjunction with the milford graves mind body deal exhibition at the institute of contemporary art los angeles & now a working group. across x2LPs of side-length long-form improvised sets recorded at 2220 arts & archives in LA & the chapel in San Francisco, The Ancients bring the free jazz trio languages first explored by the Cecil Taylor Unit & Ornette Coleman’s -Golden Circle- band (expanded upon in later eras by Sam Rivers' Trio & Parker’s collective trios with Charles Gayle/Graves & Peter Brötzmann/Hamid Drake) into their own unique & scintillating realms of expression.
As we tumble further into the throes of history’s tides, people of hope & creativity rely on the works of our great artists to lift our spirits & focus our resolve. -ascension- was recorded less than a year after the passage of the civil rights act & four months after the assassination of Malcolm X. -journey in satchidananda- was recorded the month reagan was re-elected governor of California. M’boom made its debut recording weeks after the watergate scandal broke & a couple months after the wounded knee occupation ended. The music of the ancients builds on these great musical legacies. it resounds with the pride of survival & the joys of making & sharing music. It delivers to us hope & balm. something real in you, real in history, & real in the music is shared, right on time.
When Eremite records commenced operations during the 1990s free jazz resurgence, heavyweight freedom-seeking tenor saxophonists such as Fred Anderson, Peter Brötzmann, Charles Gayle, Kidd Jordan, & David S. Ware were at the height of their powers. Isaiah Collier’s tenor playing in the ancients is bracing testimony that the wellspring lives on. to hear the young chicago firebrand blowing freely with veteran improvisers in an entirely open-form group music is a revelatory study of his vast talent, personal voice, & the intensity of his expression —as well as a bold complement to his composition-based albums as a bandleader (including -the almighty-, a new york times' best albums of 2024 selection).
I've admired drummer William hooker since first encountering his music in a hartford ct city park, early ‘90s (on a double bill with Jerry González & Fort Apache Band). From the man himself right off the bandstand i bought his even-then rare 1st recording, the 1976 self-released x2LP opus -is eternal life- (reissued 2019 by superior viaduct). An imposing force on his instrument & an intrepid DIY cat, Hooker’s been exuberantly swinging in&out of free time for 50+ years. informed by the innovations of Sunny Murray & Tony Williams yet entirely himself, there is no other term for it than “pure hooker.” at age 78, with the ancients & everywhere else, THE HOOK is in peak form.
With a discography approaching 600 entries & 50+ years working across the musical maps, including in the history-defining bands of Don Cherry, Cecil Taylor, Bill Dixon, Peter Brötzmann, in his own wondrous ensembles from small group to orchestra to opera, a bastion of compassionate leadership & a poetic champion of his musical community, in tireless service to what he rather egolessly refers to as “the tone world”, multi-instrumentalist, improviser & composer william parker is a living hero of the grassroots & the black mystery musics, not to mention one of the great bassists in the history of jazz. To quote George Clinton, conquering the stumbling blocks comes easier when the conqueror is in tune with the infinite.
Live to 2-track concert recordings by Bryce Gonzales, Highland Dynamics. Mastered by Joe Lizzi, Queens, NY.
- A1: In Stars We Drown
- A2: Kaleidoscopic Waves
- A3: Labyrinth Of Stone
- A4: The Crystalline Veil
- B1: Step Through The Portal And Breathe
- B2: A Parasitic Dream
- B3: The Obsidian Architect
- B4: Xenotaph
Personified, reinvigorated, and re-imagined!
Tech-metal outfit FALLUJAH expand horizons and solidify their position as one of America’s most exciting artists on their new album, Xenotaph, through Nuclear Blast. The Bay Area-based quintet’s confidence in the lineup that made their previous album, Empyrean (2022), such a resounding success—earning high marks from Metal Injection, New Noise, and Guitar World—has been reconfigured slightly, with guitarist Sam Mooradian (INHALE EXISTENCE, SAM MOORADIAN) and drummer Kevin Alexander (DISEMBODIED TYRANT. BROUGHT BY PAIN) bringing their jaw-dropping musical proficiency to the fold, as vocalist Kyle Schaefer, guitarist Scott Carstairs, and bassist Evan Brewer enter a new chapter with FALLUJAH. Moored by singles ‘Kaleidoscopic Waves,’ ‘Labyrinth of Stone,’ and ‘Step Through the Portal and Breathe,’ Xenotaph is FALLUJAH personified, reinvigorated, and re-imagined.
As a details-oriented record Xenotaph benefits from moments of low tension, atmospheric delight, and Schaefer’s winged clean vocals. This
dynamic isn’t particularly new to Fallujah, but the group spent considerable time honing what each song needed—from blast-laden speed runs and jazz-fusion solos to vocal restraint and brutality—which resulted in a brighter, more exhilarating experience. Musically, it truly feels like the listener is embroiled in the album’s sci-fi concept and Peter Mohrbacher’s stunning cosmogonic cover art, which is aesthetically in line with his previous covers (Dreamless and Empyrean) for FALLUJAH. Close encounters with ‘Step Through the Portal and Breathe’, ‘Labyrinth of Stone,’ and ‘Kaleidoscopic Waves’ spark wonder and stimulate the soul.
- A1: Phantoms & Monsters (Quintet - Voice & Strings) (4 20)
- A2: A Witch & A Devil (3 56)
- A3: Truth Is For Losers (2 50)
- A4: Schmutzig (2 37)
- A5: My Friend The Monster (4 08)
- A6: The Madness Of The Summer (4 51)
- B1: Morn (Quintet - String Quartet) (4 39)
- B2: Noon (6 11)
- B3: Night (11 27)
- C1: Flight (Piano Solo) (20 30)
- D1: Break (7 30)
- D2: Moon (13 40)
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I fell into a deep sleep of reason Everything broken and hence when I woke up from that deep sleep of reason it all made sense
A Unique Artistic Partnership This project represents a distinct and carefully considered artistic endeavor. Developed by Mark Springer (Rip, Rig and Panic) and Neil Tennant (The Pet Shop Boys), it combines a suite for piano, quartet, and quintet with vocals, accompanied by lyrics offering thoughtful introspection. The collaboration explores the intersection of divergent creative approaches-one characterized by radical expression, the other by meticulous craftsmanship. The result is a work that invites reflection and demonstrates the potential of disciplined artistic dialogue.
The Sources of the Project Neil Tennant: I bought a book of Goya's print series Los Caprichos which had inspired Mark's music and saw that the artworks were a satirical, cruel, nightmarish portrayal of the politics, corruption and culture of his era, exploring his dreams - or nightmares - while exposing the double standards of the ruling establishment. The lyrics I wrote for "Sleep of Reason", in response to Los Caprichos, are intended to be sardonic and dreamlike, looking back to Goya's nightmares but then reflecting on my experiences in 21st Century popular culture and media in which I have located the "monsters" Goya saw in his dreams. It often feels like we're living in an era dominated by monsters with their grotesque egos hollering through social media, unfiltered and untruthful, leaving a trail of wreckage behind them. Maybe it's always felt like that.
Movement and Soul Records is the highly-anticipated imprint, founded by Nonna Fab...
The label aims to capture deeper sounds and meditations in rhythm, spanning spiritual jazz, broken-beat and deeper house.
Nature is Enlightenment is the debut release on the label. With flute, keys, bass and drums from Nonna Fab and saxophonefrom Benjamin Ten-Bruggencate.
The B1, 'TROPIC' invites Kali, lyricist, poet and azz influenced vocalist from Sheffield, accompanied on piano/rhodes by Nonna Fab.
The broken-beat focussed B2,'FLOAT' featuring bassist Tom French and an opening poem, that touches on thecosmos, by Kali.
Multi-instrumentalist, producer, band leader, record collector and party'starter, Nonna Fab has launched the label as a platform to push the sound of his own music, working closely with a range of musicians from the North.
"It's come at the right time for me to allow a space to push a very new, organic sound working with a lot of the musicians I play with regularly, interweaving the sound with dance music."
Nonna Fab is behind audiophile party, Apricot Ballroom, which was named in the top 10 nights in the country in TimeOut Magazine as well as being acknowledged for being a pioneer of northern contemporary jazz by BBC for Footprints. As well as this, Nonna Fab is co-owner of Grub Records, which has been written about in DJMag, Mixmag and Resident Advisor.
"The label is a true hybrid of both live sound and electronic dance music and really allows focus on true communication and expression. I have always appreciated more free-form styles of dance music so it really is a space for me to explore the more expressive andspiritual side of my sound"
Tom Esselle, staple of the South London music scene, hits his stride on Rhythm Section release Revolutions and Evolutions. Building on the success of his previous releases (Lou’s Groove on Rhythm Section’s Shouts 2021 compilation, Praise Bes EP on Wolf Music in 2022), his latest EP further showcases the breadth of his sound. Drawing on influences from across the house music spectrum and honing skills developed in the studio with Chaos In The CBD, Revolutions & Evolutions delivers a sound that looks boldly to the future while remaining firmly grounded in the classics.
The A-side is primed for peak dance floor action: Baddies features a mid-2000s RnB vocal that did serious damage when Bradley Zero played it at Circoloco last summer, while Plaything, a big-room tech-house banger, echoes Moon Harbour's tougher catalogue, or a skunked-out Gavin Herlihy.
The B-side is a slice of sunshine with One Of These Days, an uplifting daytime house track featuring a deft keys solo from Dave Koor (Albert’s Favourites, The Expansions, Modified Man). Harmonise rounds off the EP: a smoky, dreamy groover to warm up the party or lock it in during the early hours.
Tom has been producing music since 2010, patiently refining his sound. His 2015 debut, the choppy drum workout Until She Spoke on Wholemeal Music, became a quiet underground success played by luminaries like Ruf Dug and Gilles Peterson, and remains a staple in many a record bag to this day. His productions have also found their way into the collections of DJs from Moxie to Mr Scruff and Osunlade to DJ Harvey
- A1: Actarus
- A2: Connection Transpacifique Feat Sandra Zettpunkt
- A3: Wolkman
- A4: Donovan Magic Orchestra
- A5: Macadam Bubblegum
- A6: Pack Ur Patience Feat Sandra Zettpunkt
- B1: Fréquence Gaie Feat Maxwell Farrington
- B2: Lust Pill!
- B3: Memphis Sounds
- B4: Why Ya Wanna Wait Feat Eric D Clark
- B5: Danceteria Feat Alex Alkiu
Hologram Teen is the solo project (and anagram) of former Stereolab keyboardist Morgane Lhote. Her colourful playful songs are heavily influenced by disco and 80s French pop.
Initially from Paris, Morgane relocated to Los Angeles where she concentrated on her solo material. Captain Fluo is a disco-fuelled love letter to 1980s Paris and its underground nightlife, record store discoveries and the exhilaration of growing up as a gay teenager in a world of self-discovery.
Produced and mixed by Andrew Claristidge (Acid Washed) at Duca Sonora Studios in Brittany Captain Fluo is a vibrant fusion of propulsive beats, bouncy synths and funky basslines. Morgane’s signature keyboards weave through a constellation of guest vocalists including Sandra Zettpunkt, Maxwell Farrington, Eric D Clark and Alex Aikiu. From the euphoric pulse of ‘Lust Pill’ to the radio crooner nostalgia of ‘Fréquence Gaie’ each track is a portal to the dance floors and late-night airwaves of a bygone era.
Drawing inspiration from French pop icons like France Gall, Michel Berger and Louis Chedid alongside the sleek productions of Italo disco pioneers Kasso and the genre-defining touch of David Bowie, Nile Rogers, Quincy Jones and Depeche Mode, Captain Fluo is a heartfelt ride through an era when music was liberation.
It was 1976 when Prince Far I debuted is unique toasting style under the spell of producer Lloydie Slim at Randy's Studio. The album features nine tracks based on psalms and "The Lord's Prayer", over rhythms largely played by The Aggrovators. Psalms 53 - in particular - used the rhythm from the Lee"Scratch" Perry-produced "Mighty Cloud Of Joy". It is meditative music and established Prince Far I, literally the man with the voice of thunder, as a formidable force in music business.
The always excellent Minimal Wave presents a rare EP from Greek electronic pioneers In Trance 95 here. Alex Machairas and Nik Veliotis formed the duo in 1988 and very much helped define Greece's early electronic scene with their minimal synth and EBM-inspired sound, all of it usually marked by analogue warmth, hypnotic melodies and a futuristic sensibility. This release captures their innovative spirit and cult legacy across six unreleased tracks recorded between the late 80s and early 90s in Athens. It sounds magnificent and is a long-overdue glimpse into their visionary archive for new fans, or a fine reminder of their roots for those who have always been tuned in.
- The Glass (Demo)
- Funny In Real Life (Demo)
- Oh, You Wanna Bet? (Demo)
- A Diamond Anyway (Demo)
- How You're So For Real (Demo)
- Light That Ever (Demo)
- Funny Wind (Demo)
- I Root (Demo)
- Catter (Demo)
- Far The Far (Demo)
Michael Nau's solo career began with songs crafted and composed in private moments, later to be shared with musical compatriots and reimagined with auxiliary input on records like Michael Nau & The Mighty Thread, Mowing, The Load EP, and Some Twist. These early drafts were stashed away in the vault as Nau strode forward, but after a taxing spring of touring in support of his latest album Less Ready to Go, and recording and self-releasing the stripped-down informal release So On So On, Nau found himself hunkering down at home and rediscovering old gems in his archives. The search yielded a new digital collection of Nau's initial forays into solo work, bundled together as Demo Versions, 2014 to 2017. In their initial incarnations, these songs were less about the end result and more about the discovery. "They're the seed," Nau says of the material. "These recordings are essentially the writing of the songs_ written and recorded at the same time. There's something exciting about them for that reason. It feels magical any time the start of a song arrives, let alone gets `finished.'" These early drafts don't just serve to shed light on the creative process or expose the malleability of Nau's songwriting approach; they often frame the material in an entirely new context. Demo Versions' opening track "The Glass" is a bare-bones affair of acoustic guitar, bass, and vocals_a breezy Sunday morning song that sounds markedly different than the layered lounge-rock approach that later appeared on Mowing. "Light That Ever," with its wall-of-sound production, serves as a climax to Some Twist, but in its infant stage on this collection, it's a beautiful, intimate folk song. Ultimately, all ten songs off Demo Versions, 2014 to 2017 reveal a new side to these fan favorites, with Nau's lush arrangements and unorthodox accompaniments largely absent, and the simple beauty and grace at the heart of the material at front and center.
L.A. Witch haben schon immer eine Aura müheloser Coolness ausgestrahlt, sei es in Form des Americana Noir und des lakonischen Back-to-Basics-Rock'n'Roll ihres selbstbetitelten Debüts oder des glühend strengen Abenteurertums ihres zweiten Albums "Play With Fire". Die Band - bestehend aus Sade Sanchez (Gitarre/Gesang), Irita Pai (Bass) und Ellie English (Schlagzeug) - begann als informelle Angelegenheit, aber die schwülen und betörenden, von Hall umhüllten Songs, die sie schufen, fanden beim Publikum Anklang und brachten das Projekt über den isolierten Raum von Freunden und Gleichgesinnten in Südkalifornien hinaus in die weite Welt. Auf ihrem neuesten Album "DOGGOD" geht das Trio über die bisherigen kreativen und geografischen Grenzen hinaus - das Material wurde in Paris produziert und die Tracks im Motorbass Studio in der Rue de Martyrs aufgenommen. "DOGGOD" erkundet ein breiteres klangliches Terrain, setzt ein größeres Arsenal an Sounds ein und erforscht größere existenzielle und kosmische Themen, ohne dabei den für die Band typischen Sinn für das Verbotene, das Verlassene und die Vorahnung zu verlieren. "DOGGOD" ist ein Weg, das universelle Rätsel der spirituellen Natur von Liebe und Hingabe anzugehen. "Ich habe das Gefühl, eine Art Dienerin oder Sklavin der Liebe zu sein", sagt Sanchez. "Ich bin bereit, für die Liebe zu sterben, indem ich ihr diene, für sie leide oder nach ihr suche - so wie ein treuer, ergebener Diensthund es tun würde." Der Titel des Albums ist ein Palindrom, das DOG und GOD zusammenfasst - eine Verherrlichung des Unterwürfigen und eine Subversion des Göttlichen. Es ist eine Anspielung auf die Reinheit von Hunden und eine Anerkennung ihrer bedingungslosen Liebe und ihres beschützenden Wesens, die im Widerspruch zu den verschiedenen abwertenden Assoziationen stehen, die mit dieser Spezies verbunden werden. "Es gibt diese symbolische Verbindung zwischen Frauen und Hunden, die die untergeordnete Stellung der Frau in der Gesellschaft zum Ausdruck bringt", erklärt Sanchez. "Und alles, was solche göttlichen Eigenschaften verkörpert, hat es nicht verdient, als Schimpfwort benutzt zu werden." Diese widersprüchlichen Erkundungen von Liebe und Unterwerfung manifestieren sich in der sanften und rauchigen Garagerock-Alchemie der Band, mit einer neu entdeckten Nutzung der disziplinierten Zurückhaltung und eisigen Instrumentierung des Post-Punk. Der Album-Opener "Icicle" zeigt, wie L.A. Witch aus dem Proto-Punk, der Psychedelia und den düsteren Riffs der 70er Jahre in die von Refrains durchtränkten Gitarren und den verlorenen Minimalismus von Joy Division und den frühen The Cure reist. Es wird eine Parallele zwischen romantischem Selbstmord und Märtyrertum gezogen, die sich im zweiten Song, "Kiss Me Deep", fortsetzt. Hier beschreibt Sanchez eine Liebe, die so rein ist, dass sie die Zeit übersteigt und sich über mehrere Leben erstreckt. Es ist ein Lied über Leidenschaft, vorgetragen mit dem weltlichen und verletzten Stoizismus der frühen Goth-Pioniere. Von dort aus geht die Band zur Leadsingle "777" über, einem Song über Hingabe bis hin zum Tod. Ein treibender Beat, ein treibendes, verzerrtes Riff und Sanchez' ätherischer Gesang vereinen sich zu einem Song, der sowohl düster in seinem Fatalismus als auch sinnlich in seiner treuen Leidenschaft ist. Auf dem gesamten Album "DOGGOD" weichen L.A. Witch nie von ihrer Muse ab. In "I Hunt You Pray" legt Pai einen hypnotischen Basslauf hin, während English einen zyklischen Krautrock-Groove einsetzt und Sanchez das Bild eines verlassenen Hundes am Straßenrand malt, der allein in der Nacht ist und sowohl als Jäger als auch als Gejagter lebt. Auf "Eyes of Love" macht sich die Band die meditativen Mid-Tempo-Wiederholungen, dekonstruierten Akkorde und esoterischen Betrachtungen über Liebe, Tod und Spiritualität zunutze, die Lungfish zu einer so beliebten Band gemacht haben. Es unterstreicht die Parallele zwischen der unerschütterlichen Liebe in den Augen eines Hundes und der Selbstaufopferung eines Erlösers. Auf "The Lines" nimmt die Band den treibenden Puls des Post-Punk und fügt dem Mix eine Extraportion Chorus hinzu. "Chorus ist ein moderner Effekt, der auf der Idee beruht, die leichten Tonhöhenunterschiede eines Chors nachzubilden. Es gibt eine schimmernde Qualität, die uns zurück zu diesem spirituellen, göttlichen Gefühl bringt", erklärt Sanchez. Gepaart mit dem Einsatz von Orgel und einer grüblerischen Moll-Melodie, beschwört der Song gleichzeitig das Heilige und das Sakrileg. Der Titeltrack "DOGGOD" hat vielleicht die größte Ähnlichkeit mit dem Material des Vorgängeralbums "Play With Fire", in den schlanken und gemeinen Gitarren auf eine raue Rhythmusgruppe und verträumten Gesang treffen. Aber während ihr vorheriges Album ein Aufruf war, seinen eigenen Weg zu gehen, bleibt "DOGGOD" dem "Bis dass der Tod uns scheidet"-Thema des Albums treu und geht sogar so weit, ein Maß an Unterwerfung zu beschreiben, das in gefährliche und ungesunde Gefilde übergeht, wobei Sanchez singt "hang me on a leash / `til I wait for my release". Letztendlich ist "DOGGOD" eine perfekte Verkörperung des Ansatzes von L.A. Witch. Es ist gleichzeitig romantisch und bedrohlich, ehrfürchtig und profan, eine Feier und ein Klagelied. Es spannt den Bogen zwischen Vergangenheit und Gegenwart, indem es vertraute Klänge aufgreift und sie für die Jetztzeit aufbereitet. Aber es läutet auch eine neue Ära für die Band ein, die über die Kodachrome-Erinnerungen an das Amerika der Jahrhundertmitte hinausgeht und tiefer in den mittelalterlichen und gotischen Energien von Paris und darüber hinaus gräbt, während sie gleichzeitig ein besudeltes Herz erforscht.
Born from a virtual encounter in lockdown between two Parisian neighbors, the DJ/producer Prosper and saxophonist Le Marabout, this new playful and joyous project is pulling freely from the Afro, Funk, Disco, Hip-Hop, Oriental and Electro influences of the two artists.
The iconoclastic DJ Romain “Prosper” Coolen, fervent purveyor of no holds barred euphoria on the dance floor, and the versatile saxophonist, composer and jack-of-all-trades Johann “Le Marabout” Guihard offer us a lavish, eclectic, uninhibited, coherent and furiously groovy listening experience.
First single “C’est Vrai“, from their forthcoming album ‘Le Moustache Conspiracy’ (released October 2022) is a banging Electro Afro Funk joint featuring Fou Malade and Niagass, two luminaries of the Senegalese Hip-Hop scene.
Over the bouncing beat and snarling horns, these two juggle lyrics back and forth in Wolof (Senegal’s most widely spoken language), calling out those fake friends who smile in your face before stabbing you in the back.
- 1: Don’t Forget You Love Me
- 2: Call Me When You Know Better
- 3: Sweetdreams
- 4: I Wanted To Stay
- 5: Sunsetter
- 6: All My Affection
- 7: Endless Ways
- 8: Streetwise
- 9: Dark Circles
- 10: Three Of Swords
Nach einer 14-jährigen Karriere, in der Calum Hood als Teil der international erfolgreichen Band 5 Second of Summer weltweit Konzerte gab, veröffentlicht er nun sein erstes Soloalbum. Die 10-Track-Sammlun thematisiert den Prozess des Innehaltens und der persönlichen Weiterentwicklung.
Neugierig und introspektiv betrachtet Calum Hood das Wunder in allem: Liebe, Sehnsucht, Trauer, Trauma ein Sonnenuntergang, die komplexe und unvorhersehbare Maschinerie des Lebens. Dieser Ansatz manifestiert sich im Debütalbum ORDER CHAOS ORDER, das einen charakteristischen Stilmix aus beina rauschendem, ursprünglichem Indierock mit einem Hauch Intensität und Emotionalität präsentiert.
Opaque Red Standard LP. Aufgrund des Effekts ist jede Vinyl ein Unikat und kann sich leicht von der Abbildung unterscheiden.
Sneaker Social Club welcome a veritable supergroup of bass heavyweights in the form of Legion. Made up of Trends, Boylan, P Jam and D.O.K., this four strong collective first came to light with the We Are Many 12" on Artikal Music in 2021, and now they regroup for another four-strong payload of soundsystem pressure that embraces the darkness in devastating fashion.
The Sister Abigail EP leads with 'Rastaman', an ice-cold half-step drop that summons the spirit of early dubstep in its raw minimalism, eerie atmospherics and snarling low-end wobble. Without an ounce of fat, it's a lean workout of drums and bass that finds catharsis in simplicity without compromising on high definition detail. 'Souls' locks into a jerky groove to set the dance off at acute angles, nudging the textures up a notch without disturbing the spartan mood of the release. 'Sister Abigail' pushes the underlying malevolence of the Legion sound to the forefront with dissonant sheet-metal tones while packing the rhythm section into a tight, vicious formation of gnashing, chrome-plated teeth. 'Play That Vibe' seals the deal on the EP with a hard-thumping, propulsive groove that calls to mind the techy development of dubstep in the 2010s — a taut, tracky throwdown to keep the intensity on a rolling boil.
Drawing on the grounding principles of OG dubstep with a sharp line in crisp, modernist production and a ruthless economy of arrangement on display, Legion prove many cooks can still result in a potent, brutally focused broth.
Pain Management welcomes London cult favourite DJ ojo, who arrives on the label with a hazy three tracker of trademark nether zone system music. On his most dubbed out full length to date, ojo span’s the full emotive spectrum of dub sonics with a range of both the eerie and more tender expansions of low end atmospherics, the resulting 12” equally suited for the club and the journey home alike.
‘Tongue Tied’ opens the record, a lysergic offering from the darker edges of dub music. A slippery fugue-state hit of narco-ambience built around a crooning, intelligible vocal refrain and chest shot sub weight. A real nightfall system pusher built to simmer in the early hours. It kicks off the EP on an amorphous, hypnotic note that sustains throughout.‘Oil Dub’ sinks deeper into the fog, melodic kinesis and expansive delays upholding an underworld of feedbacked percussion and tongue in cheek sub motion; a seven minute sound bath of ambiguous dub ASMR.
The B-side balances out the darker strains found on its counterpart with an overtly tender digidub closer. Clocking in at almost ten minutes long ‘Cloud Suck’ is a nebulous bliss of perpetually ascending late-summer warmth. The kind of liminal dream-state embrace that you wish would never end. True to the name, it evokes tender, dusk and dawn hued moments, a quiet ride-home flash of introspection on the way to or from some pursuit of meaning. Pain Management essential right here.
Limited run of 200 hand-stamped 12” records available now.
2025 Record Store Day title - now available for general sale. A selection of top quality tracks from some of reggae’s legendary singers backed by some of the best musicians - Tyrone Taylor, Joseph Cotton, Errol Dunkley, Gregory Isaacs,Frederica Tibbs, J Nile featuring his son J Nile, Cornell Campbell, Jimmy James (of Jimmy James and the Vagabonds fame, one of the first Jamaican recording artists), Winston Reedy (Mr Dim The Lights – lovers rock king) , The Heptones - top Jamaican group who recorded countless hits for Studio One, and BB Seaton (one of Jamaicas best songwriters). Recorded at the Room in the Sky Studio, Tuff Gong Jamaica, Music Lab Jamaica, and Ariwa,. Musiciams: Sly Dunbar, , Winston Horseman Williams, Michael ""Megahbass"" Fletcher, Flabba Holt, Alan Weekes, Vin Gordon,,Noel Fish Salmon, ,Ashanti Selah, Bongo Herman.
- A1: Ike Turner– Hey Miss Tina
- A2: Ike Turner– Stringin' Along
- A3: Dennis Binder– I Miss You So
- A4: Dennis Binder– Nobody Wants Me
- A5: Lover Boy (2)– The Way You Treat Me
- A6: Dennis Binder– Early Times
- B1: Ike Turner– Bayou Rock
- B2: Ike Turner– The Wild One
- B3: Dennis Binder– You Got Me Way Down Here
- B4: Ike Turner– All The Blues All The Time
- A1: 竹内まりや*– Brighten Up Your Day!; Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Programmed By
- A2: 竹内まりや*– 小さな願い (2024 New Remix); Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Backing Vocals – ハルナ; Drums – 島村英二*; Electric Bass – 伊藤広規*; Piano, Organ – 難波弘之*; Programmed By
- A3: 竹内まりや*– ベイビー・マイン (日本語Ver); Acoustic Guitar – 佐橋佳幸*; Music By – Frank Churchill; Percussion, Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*; Programmed By
- A4: 竹内まりや*– 君の居場所 (Have A Good Time Here); Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Bass Trombone – 山城純子*; Concertmaster
- B1: 竹内まりや*– Smiling Days (2024 New Remix); Programmed By
- B2: 竹内まりや* Duet With 杏里*– Watching Over You; Alto Saxophone – 宮里陽太*; Backing Vocals – Ena*, 三谷泰弘*, ハルナ; Concertmaster
- B3: 竹内まりや*– 遠いまぼろし; Arranged By – 杉真理*, 小泉信彦*; Backing Vocals – 竹内まりや*, 杉真理*; Cello – 平山織絵*; Classical Guitar
- B4: 竹内まりや*– Subject:さようなら; Arranged By – 鈴木俊介*; Backing Vocals – 松浦亜弥*; Electric Sitar, Acoustic Guitar, Programmed By
- C1: 竹内まりや*– 夢の果てまで; Arranged By – 増田武史*; Backing Vocals – 竹内まりや*, 早見沙織*, 山下達郎*; Concertmaster
- C2: 竹内まりや*– Tokyo Woman; Arranged By – Box (16); Drums – 島村英二*; Electric Bass, Handclaps, Backing Vocals – 小室和幸*; Electric Guitar, Handclaps – 田上正和*;N Handclaps – 竹内まりや*; Handclaps, Backing Vocals – 松尾清憲*, 杉真理*; Piano, Organ
- C3: 竹内まりや*– 旅のつづき (2024 New Remix); Arranged By – 牧戸太郎*; Backing Vocals – 竹内まりや*; Concertmaster
- C4: 竹内まりや*– Coffee & Chocolate; Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Programmed By
- C5: 竹内まりや*– Days Of Love; Music By, Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Programmed By
- D1: 竹内まりや*– 歌を贈ろう; Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Backing Vocals – 生田絵梨花*; Programmed By
- D2: 竹内まりや*– 今を生きよう (Seize The Day) (2024 New Remix); Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Backing Vocals – Ena*, 三谷泰弘*, ハルナ; Drums – 島村英二*; Electric Bass – 伊藤広規*; Piano, Organ
- Programmed By
- D3: 竹内まりや* Duet With 山下達郎*– All I Have To Do Is Dream; Acoustic Guitar – 山下達郎*; Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Backing Vocals – Ena*, 三谷泰弘*, ハルナ; Drums – 小笠原拓海*; Electric Bass – 伊藤広規*; Pedal Steel Guitar – 佐橋佳幸*; Piano – 柴田俊文*; Words By, Music By – Boudleaux Bryant
- D4: 竹内まりや*– 今日の想い (2024 New Remix); Acoustic Guitar – 佐橋佳幸*; Arranged By – 牧戸太郎*; Concertmaster
- D5: 竹内まりや*– May Each Day; Arranged By – 服部隆之*; Arranged By
[a] A1 竹内まりや*– Brighten Up Your Day!; Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Computer Programming], Drum Programming, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards; Percussion, Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[b] A2 竹内まりや*– 小さな願い (2024 New Remix); Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Backing Vocals – ハルナ; Drums – 島村英二*; Electric Bass – 伊藤広規*; Piano, Organ – 難波弘之*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[c] A3 竹内まりや*– ベイビー・マイン (日本語Ver); Acoustic Guitar – 佐橋佳幸*; Music By – Frank Churchill; Percussion, Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Computer] –; Anders Dannvik; Words By – Ned Washington; Words By [訳詞] – 竹内まりや*, 古垣内麻衣
[d] A4 竹内まりや*– 君の居場所 (Have A Good Time Here); Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Bass Trombone – 山城純子*; Concertmaster [Strings] – 今野均*; Piano, Marimba, Soloist – 難波弘之*; Programmed By [Computer Programming], Drum Programming, Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion, Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Trombone – 鍵和田道男*, 高橋朋史; Trumpet – 具志堅創*, 二井田ひとみ*; Voice – ピカチュウ*, コダック; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[e] B1 竹内まりや*– Smiling Days (2024 New Remix); Programmed By [Computer Programming], Drum Programming, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Ukulele,; Percussion, Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Soprano Saxophone – 宮里陽太*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[f] B2 竹内まりや* Duet With 杏里*– Watching Over You; Alto Saxophone – 宮里陽太*; Backing Vocals – Ena*, 三谷泰弘*, ハルナ; Concertmaster [Strings] – 加藤Joe*; Electric Guitar – 山下達郎*; Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Programmed By – 林哲司*; Music By, Arranged By – 林哲司*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By – 竹内まりや*
[g] B3 竹内まりや*– 遠いまぼろし; Arranged By – 杉真理*, 小泉信彦*; Backing Vocals – 竹内まりや*, 杉真理*; Cello – 平山織絵*; Classical Guitar [Gut Guitar], Backing Vocals – 渡辺格*; Keyboards, Programmed By – 小泉信彦*; Music By – 杉真理*; Percussion, Backing Vocals – 高橋結子*; Violin – 阿部美緒*; Words By – 竹内まりや*
[h] B4 竹内まりや*– Subject:さようなら; Arranged By – 鈴木俊介*; Backing Vocals – 松浦亜弥*; Electric Sitar, Acoustic Guitar, Programmed By [Computer Programming] – 鈴木俊介*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[i] C1 竹内まりや*– 夢の果てまで; Arranged By – 増田武史*; Backing Vocals – 竹内まりや*, 早見沙織*, 山下達郎*; Concertmaster [Strings] – 室屋光一郎*; Programmed By [Compuer Programming], Electric Bass, Electric Guitar, Soloist – 増田武史*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[j] C2 竹内まりや*– Tokyo Woman; Arranged By – Box (16); Drums – 島村英二*; Electric Bass, Handclaps, Backing Vocals – 小室和幸*; Electric Guitar, Handclaps – 田上正和*;N Handclaps – 竹内まりや*; Handclaps, Backing Vocals – 松尾清憲*, 杉真理*; Piano, Organ [Hammond] – 小泉信彦*; Tambourine – 飯尾芳史*; Words By, Music By – Box (16)
[k] C3 竹内まりや*– 旅のつづき (2024 New Remix); Arranged By – 牧戸太郎*; Backing Vocals – 竹内まりや*; Concertmaster [Strings] – 室屋光一郎*; Electric Bass – 伊藤広規*; Electric; Guitar, Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Tenor Saxophone – 鈴木圭*; Trombone – 半田信英*; Trumpet – 二井田ひとみ*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[l] C4 竹内まりや*– Coffee & Chocolate; Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Computer Programming], Drum Programming, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion,; Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[m] C5 竹内まりや*– Days of Love; Music By, Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Computer Programming], Drum Programming, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Ukulele, Percussion – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By – 竹内まりや*
[n] D1 竹内まりや*– 歌を贈ろう; Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Backing Vocals – 生田絵梨花*; Programmed By [Computer Programming], Drum Programming, Electric Guitar, Acoustic; Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion, Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[o] D2 竹内まりや*– 今を生きよう (Seize The Day) (2024 New Remix); Arranged By – 山下達郎*; Backing Vocals – Ena*, 三谷泰弘*, ハルナ; Drums – 島村英二*; Electric Bass – 伊藤広規*; Piano, Organ [Hammond] – 中西康晴*; Programmed By [Computer Programming], Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion, Backing Vocals – 山下達郎*
[p] Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[r] D4 竹内まりや*– 今日の想い (2024 New Remix); Acoustic Guitar – 佐橋佳幸*; Arranged By – 牧戸太郎*; Concertmaster [Strings] – 今野均*; Electric Guitar – 山下達郎*; Flute – 高桑英世*; Oboe – 庄司さとし*; Programmed By [Computer Programming], Drum Programming – 牧戸太郎*; Programmed By [Synthesizer] – 橋本茂昭*; Words By, Music By – 竹内まりや*
[s] D5 竹内まりや*– May Each Day; Arranged By – 服部隆之*; Arranged By [Chorus] – Jennifer Lucy Cook; Backing Vocals – Jennifer Lucy Cook; Clarinet – 高子由佳*; Classical Guitar [Gut Guitar] – 石成正人*; Concertmaster [Strings] – 室屋光一郎*; Drums – 山木秀夫*; Electric Bass – 高水健司*; Flute – 下払桐子*, 森川道代*; Harp – 朝川朋之*; Liner Notes [日本語訳] – 丸山京子*; Oboe – 最上峰行*; Piano – 野力奏一*; Words By, Music By – George Wyle, Morton J. Green*
- A1: Omens Of Love; Music By – Hirotaka Izumi
- A2: Feel Alright; Music By – Masahiro Andoh
- A3: Chances; Music By – Masahiro Andoh
- A4: Stimulator; Music By – Toyoyuki Tanaka
- A5: We'll Never Have A Trouble; Music By – Masahiro Andoh
- B1: In The Grid; Music By – Masahiro Andoh
- B2: Merylu; Music By – Hirotaka Izumi
- B3: Prime; Music By – Masahiro Andoh
- B4: Forgotten Saga; Music By – Hirotaka Izumi
- A1: Elvis Presley– Don't Be Cruel (Take 28, Master)
- A2: Elvis Presley– Paralyzed (Spliced Take, Master)
- A3: Elvis Presley– All Shook Up (Take 10, Master)
- A4: Elvis Presley– Make Me Know It (Take 18)
- A5: Elvis Presley– Fever (Take 1)
- A6: Elvis Presley– (Such An) Easy Question (Take 3)
- A7: Elvis Presley– One Broken Heart For Sale (Take 1, Movie)
- A8: Elvis Presley– We're Comin' In Loaded (Take 6, Master)
- A9: Elvis Presley– Return To Sender (Take 2, Master)
- A10: Otis Blackwell, Winfield Scott– One Broken Heart For Sale (Demo)
- B1: Elvis Presley– I'm Counting On You (Take 13)
- B2: Elvis Presley– There's Always Me (Take 4)
- B3: Elvis Presley– No More (Take 7)
- B4: Elvis Presley– Starting Today (Take 21)
- B5: Elvis Presley– I'm Yours (Take 5)
- B6: Elvis Presley– Anything That's Part Of You (Take 2)
- B7: Elvis Presley– I Met Her Today (Take 16)
- B8: Elvis Presley– I'm Falling In Love Tonight (Take 6)
- B9: Elvis Presley– They Remind Me To Much Of You (Take 4)
- B10: Don Robertson (2)– There's Always Me (Demo)
- A1: Lonesome Cowboy (Takes 20/25, Master)
- A2: New Orleans (Movie Version)
- A3: Shoppin' Around (Version 1, Take 1)
- A4: G.i. Blues (Take 6)
- A5: A Cane And. A High Starched Collar (Movie Version)
- A6: Hawaiian Sunset (Take 3)
- A7: Slicin' Sand (Take 4)
- A8: Ito Eats (Take 2)
- A9: Island Of Love (Take 8)
- A10: Beach Boy Blues (Take 3, Movie Version)
- B1: Angel (Take 6)
- B2: For The Millionth And The Last Time (Take 11)
- B3: Just For Old Times Sake (Take 1
- B4: The Walls Have Ears ( Take 12, Master)
- B5: Song Of The Shrimp (Take 6, Master)
- B6: A Boy Like Me A Girl Like You (Take 2)
- B7: Earth Boy (Take 9, Master)
- B8: Take Me To The Fair (Take 7)
- B9: Relax (Take 7)
- A1: You're The One For Me, Fatty
- A2: Certain People I Know
- A3: National Front Disco
- A4: November Spawned A Monster
- A5: Seasick, Yet Still Docked
- A6: The Loop
- A7: Sister, I'm A Poet
- A8: Jack The Ripper
- B1: Such A Little Thing Makes Such A Big Difference
- B2: I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday
- B3: We'll Let You Know
- B4: Suedehead
- B5: He Knows I'd Love To See Him
- B6: You're Gonna Need Someone On Your Side
- B7: Glamorous Glue
- B8: We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful
- 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
- A1: Murder Was The Case (Death After Visualising Eternity)
- A2: Tha Shiznit
- A3: Still A 'G' Thang
- A4: Wrong Idea
- A5: Deep Cover
- A6: Nuthin' But A 'G' Thang
- A7: Bitch Please
- A8 2: Of America's Most Wanted
- A9: Serial Killa
- A10: Ain't No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have None)
- B1: Lodi Dodi
- B2: The Next Episode
- B3: Pump, Pump
- B4: Lay Low
- B5: Gin And Juice
- B6: Snoop Dogg (What's My Name Pt. 2)
- B7: Who Am I ? (What's My Name)
- A1: Wicked Messenger; Written-By – Bob Dylan
- A2: Devotion; Written-By – Ronnie Lane
- A3: Shake, Shudder, Shiver; Written-By – Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane
- A4: Pineapple And The Monkey; Written-By – Ron Wood
- A5: Three Button Hand Me Down; Written-By – Ian Mclagan, Rod Stewart
- B1: Flying; Written-By – Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane
- B2: Wicked Messenger; Written-By – Bob Dylan
- B3: Had Me A Real Good Time; Written-By – Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane
- B4: A Around The Plynth; Written-By – Ronnie Lane, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood
- B4: B Gasoline Alley; Written-By – Rod Stewart, Ron Wood
- C1: Country Comfort; Written-By – Elton John/Bernie Taupin*
- C2: Had Me A Real Good Time; Written-By – Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane; 5:03
- C3: Love In Vain; Written-By – Robert Johnson
- C4: Oh Lord I'm Browned Off; Written-By – Ian Mclagan, Kenney Jones*, Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane
- D1: Maybe I'm Amazed; Written-By – Paul Mccartney
- D2: Stay With Me; Written-By – Rod Stewart, Ron Wood
- 5: 1
- D3: Miss Judy's Farm; Written-By – Rod Stewart, Ron Wood
- D4: Maggie May; Written-By – Martin Quittenton, Rod Stewart






























































































































































