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- A1: Cru-L-T – Scream & Shout (Jimmy J & Cru-L-T Remix)
- B1: Radiophonic Oddity – Soundbwoy (The Criminal Minds Remix)
- B2: Wonko The Sane – There Is One (New Decade Remix)
- A1: Hired Gun – Dem Gun Mad (Ray Keith Remix)
- B1: Hired Gun – Try Again (Bay B Kane Remix)
- B2: Radiophonic Oddity – Reload (Knuckles Remix)
- A1: The Timespan – Shout Now (Hixxy Os & Ramos Remix)
- B1: Industries Of The Blend – Adventures In Time And Space (Stu Keating Remix)
- B2: 2 Xperience Feat. Cru-L-T – Never Give Up (Dj Stephano Remix)
- A1: Luna-C – Piano Progression X20
- A2: Luna-C – Fuck Me Egyptian Style
- B1: Luna-C – Echoes Of Echoes
- B2: Luna-C – Skratch My Mix Up
- A1: Luna-C & Reeve – Take Me Home (Re-Eq)
- B1: Luna-C & Reeve – A Million Miles
- B2: Luna-C & Reeve – Crooked Line
After many years, Piano Progression is finally remastered from the original DAT source, previously thought lost, meaning this is the full length version that was originally released back in late1993. This track has become legendary with its epic rolling and ever evolving piano line and deep jungle breaks and bass.
Remastered by Beau at TenEightSeven mastering, it sounds better than it ever has before!
On the flip side is a "part two" that has taken 30 years to arrive. A new continuation of the original piano line, which was played by Mad Mind Jox (from Smart Es / Bang! fame), part two reunites these legendary artists for the first time, and makes for another absolute classic piano anthem.
- A1: Piano Progression (Dee Sub Remix)
- A2: The Hurricane (Jimmy J Remix)
- B1: Back 2 Basics (Sunny & Deck Hussy Remix)
- B2: The Shivers (Sub Fundation Remix)
- C1: Insanity Clause (Pete Cannon Remix)
- C2: Free As The Sky (Ben Venom Remix)
- D1: A Little Radicalical (Innercore Remix)
- D2: Victory (Fibzy Remix)
- E1: The War (Nookie Remix)
- E2: Snow In Summer (Paul Bradley Remix)
- F1: Bassline (Phuture Assassins Remix)
- F2: 6Six6 (Gothika Shade Remix)
- A1: Was Wäre Wenn 2:53
- A2: Letzte Bahn 2:45
- A3: Tut Nicht Mehr Weh 2:54
- A4: Vergessen 2:41
- A5: Jemand Anders 2:40
- A6: Bekannte 2:31
- A7: Es Darf Keiner Sehen 2:31
- A8: Normal 2:29
- B1: Hausnummer 2 2:35
- B2: Erinnerung 2:39
- B3: Frühling 1:59
- B4: Sommer Im Regen 2:01
- B5: Zu Ihm Oder Zu Mir 2:38
- B6: Wie Meine Ex 2:57
- B7: Solang Du Dabei Bist 2:16
- B8: Schwimmen 2:05
Eine 180gr Vinyl (colored) im Gatefold inkl. Poster & Sticker. Diese Vinyl ist PVC-frei. Unser neues Verfahren basiert auf dem Prinzip des Spritzgusses anstelle des Pressens. Außerdem haben wir die Kunststoffe, aus denen herkömmliche Vinyls hergestellt werden, durch umweltfreundlichere Materialien ersetzt. Zusammen erreichen wir Energieeinsparungen von über 60 %, schaffen einen saubereren Herstellungsprozess und verursachen weniger Auswirkungen auf Umwelt und Gesundheit. Die Beibehaltung des vertrauten Vinyl-Gefühls war bei diesem Prozess entscheidend Kurz und gut: 100% recycelbare Schallplatten - 60% Energieeinsparung - Weniger Abfall während des Produktionsprozesses.
black 12"[20,38 €]
Following on from his Mesh debut Jinjé returns with Escape from Luna, a four-track EP expanding further on the infinite sonic worlds of his solo production work.
Lead single and opening track ‘BBLO’ launches with a voyage into detailed textural layers, gliding through microscopic ambient-leaning compositions before dropping into a weighty electronic beat with touches of electro and dub.
As a founding member of the Leeds-based experimental band Vessels - an act acclaimed for their ability to defy categorisation - Lee Malcolm is no stranger to breaking the boundaries of genre. With his solo project, Jinjé, he delves into atypical sonic wanderings that navigate between acoustic and electronic, synthetic and organic, employing a learned ear for the fusion of seemingly disparate elements. For this latest release on Mesh, he hones in on these moments of coalescence, fusing various stylistic pieces together with an infectious sense of optimism and an open mind.
Jinjé steers his work across various genres not out of a desire to be referential, but out of a necessity to explore the peculiar spaces that sit between. Implementing this approach with a great understanding of musical production and spatial composition, ‘Escape from Luna’ stands as a crucial documentation of his craft.
The Undisputed Kings of Cowpunk and purveyors of the hardest and finest banjo/fiddle action you'll ever come across. Pronghorn have been kicking around since 1992, and this summer the band celebrates 30 years of playing home-grown cowpunk, drinking warm cans of Stella, late night garage food and meeting a whole host of nutters, and ne'er-do-wells along the way.
Lunaria Records is pleased to announce that we will be releasing the band's latest album, 'Welcome to Pronghorn County'. Available on CD and limited edition vinyl, you can now pre-order your copy!
We are pleased to announce the release of the brand new album from Jimmy Regal and the Royals. First And Last Stop is available on CD, Vinyl, and Digital Download from our Bandcamp Page.
Creating a heady mix of New Orleans and North Mississippi rhythms, blended with their own Thames delta style, and some West African influences thrown in for good measure; the South London blues trio, Jimmy Regal and the Royals have delivered another fine example of blues fusion. An all original release, which successfully demonstrates the band’s ever evolving style, packed with plenty of guest musicians, whilst retaining the spirt of the core band and their individual sound.
orange 12"[24,58 €]
Following on from his Mesh debut Jinjé returns with Escape from Luna, a four-track EP expanding further on the infinite sonic worlds of his solo production work.
Lead single and opening track ‘BBLO’ launches with a voyage into detailed textural layers, gliding through microscopic ambient-leaning compositions before dropping into a weighty electronic beat with touches of electro and dub.
As a founding member of the Leeds-based experimental band Vessels - an act acclaimed for their ability to defy categorisation - Lee Malcolm is no stranger to breaking the boundaries of genre. With his solo project, Jinjé, he delves into atypical sonic wanderings that navigate between acoustic and electronic, synthetic and organic, employing a learned ear for the fusion of seemingly disparate elements. For this latest release on Mesh, he hones in on these moments of coalescence, fusing various stylistic pieces together with an infectious sense of optimism and an open mind.
Jinjé steers his work across various genres not out of a desire to be referential, but out of a necessity to explore the peculiar spaces that sit between. Implementing this approach with a great understanding of musical production and spatial composition, ‘Escape from Luna’ stands as a crucial documentation of his craft.




















