Super Funky Forest Green and Blue Splatter Vinyl.
After the fall of the Deep City label, Rocketeers bandleader Frank Williams set up shop under the name of his twin daughters Saadia and Giwada and got to work reinventing the Miami Sound. Tracked between 1968-1970, this LP gathers 15 of Saadia's funkiest and deeply soulful moments, featuring Pearl Dowell, Joey Gilmore, Little Beaver, Frank Williams' Rocketeers, Robert Moore, Brother Williams, and Sam Baker. Your next sample, first dance, workout jam or closing credits is buried in here somewhere.
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The third album of the amazing dub duo NORMAL BIAS, consisting of YAC (Piotr Krupiński) and 77 (Tomasz Karczewski). "LP3" is a kind of closure to the trilogy started in 2016. By inviting Dariusz Dudziński (drummer of the legendary Polish indie band Ewa Braun, currently Titanic Sea Moon) to participate in the recordings, the Normal Bias musicians create a symbolic loop centered on the hometown of all three artists - Słupsk - the place where it all began, where Tomek and Darek years ago they shared their bands' rehearsal space in the famous "independent garage" - a city whose spirit naturally became the leitmotif of the entire "LP3".
The album was mixed again by the duo themselves under the reliable supervision of Kwazar, and the mastering (including cutting the lacquer!) was entrusted to Stefan Betke - co-founder of the famouse ~scape label from Berlin, which can also be treated as a symbol. The graphics based on Martiszu's design were completed by a Znajomy Grafik.
Anybody who has witnessed a live performance of Anna von Hausswolff and band can attest to the extraordinary and commanding nature of the experience. The distinctive music, as captured across five full-length albums, comes to life, shifting from hypnotic and mantra-like moods to thunderous drama, dissonance and cacophony. The musicians master playful dynamics and wield immense power.
- A1: Often, I Have These Dreamz
- A2: Keep Bouncin
- A3: Get Off Me
- A4: Most Ain’t Dennis
- A5: Wow
- B1: Electrowavebaby
- B2: A Tale Of A Knight
- B3: Cud Life
- B4: Too Damn High
- B5: Getcha Gone
- C1: At The Party
- C2: Mr Coola
- C3: Freshie
- C4: Tirtured
- C5: X & Cud
- D1: Seven
- D2: Funky Wizard Smoke
- D3: Rager Boyz
- D4: Porsche Topless
- D5: Blue Sky
- D6: Hit The Streetz In My Nikes
red LP[37,77 €]
Kid Cudis neues Album „INSANO” ist ab dem 15.09. auf CD und Vinyl erhältlich!
Als einer der einflussreichsten Rapper und Produzenten des letzten Jahrzehntes, beeinflusste er nachhaltig eine Generation an Rappern wie Travis Scott, Juice WRLD, Drake und Kanye West. Mit seinem 9. Album liefert der 2-fache Grammy-Gewinner beeindruckende 21 Tracks ab und beginnt somit nach Abschluss der ”Man On The Moon”-Trilogy und seinem letzten Album ”Entergalactic”, dem Soundtrack zur gleichnamigen Netflix-Serie, eine neue musikalische Era!
- 1: Intro
- 2: Mount Rushmore (Ft. Kano & Wretch 3)
- 3: Double Standards (Ft. Sampha)
- 4: Anakin (Red Saber)
- 5: Blood On My Hands (Ft. Unknown T)
- 6: Redrum (Ft. Infamousizak)
- 7: Laps (Ft. Moonchild Sanelly)
- 8: Twin Sisters (Ft. Skrapz)
- 9: Mine (Ft. Shakka)
- 10: More Than I Required (Interlude)
- 11: Hallelujah (Ft. Dexta Daps)
- 12: Gbedu (Ft. Harry Aye)
- 13: Tumbi
- 14: Blessings (Ft. Muzi)
- 15: Grateful (Interlude)
- 16: Street Politics (Ft. Tiggs Da Author)
- 17: Jonah’s Safety (Ft. Pip Millett)
- 18: Expiry Date (Outro)
Ghetts proudly presents new album, On Purpose, With Purpose. The record - which follows 2021’s epic Conflict Of Interest - continues the ongoing artistic evolution and unstoppable rise of one of the UK’s greatest rappers.
Ghetts returns sounding sharper, more unflinchingly honest and boldly confident than ever before, and is joined by several guests, including; Kano, Wretch 32, Sampha, Unknown T, Dexta Daps and Moonchild Sanelly.
As well as achieving dizzying new heights as a songwriter and rapper, On Purpose, With Purpose finds Ghetts expanding his sonic palette by reaching out beyond rap and incorporating elements of wider musical influences such as soul (Double Standards), R&B (Mine), gospel (Hallelujah), Afrobeat and amapiano (Gbedu, Blessings, Tumbi).
Following the release of the first volume of Music 4 Tesla last April, Kaba and Hyas (ex-residents of Le Sucre & Rinse FM) continue their musical exploration between rap and UKG/electronic music, going even further on volume 2.
While the influences already present on the first album are still present: UK Garage, Acid House, Ghetto House and 2step, Kaba and Hyas experiment with new sounds. Incisive flow is joined by more sung, almost r&b vocals (10 Machines, Facts, Coup du sort), new textures with crunchy sounds (Mood 4 A Classic), and sampling (Lick It).
The 7 tracks that make up "Music 4 Tesla Vol.2", including a featuring with Detroit trio HiTech (the latest signing to Omar-S's label), are a blend of pervasive house influences and bouncy basslines borrowed from the sounds of funk. Over the course of 20 minutes, they depict a captivating gradation of festive ambiences, proving once again that the marriage of rap and house is definitely made to last.
After a first festival tour, including a notable appearance at Grünt in September, the Kaba x Hyas duo will be in concert at Point Éphémère on December 16, 2023.
Live Forever ist das zweite Solo-Mixtape des amerikanischen Sängers und Rappers Lil Peep. Es wurde am 2. Dezember 2015 veröffentlicht, zwei Monate nach seinem ersten Mixtape Lil Peep; Part One.
Dem Mixtape waren zwei Singles vorausgegangen: "Flannel" und "Haunt U", und drei weitere Singles wurden posthum veröffentlicht.
Das Mixtape wurde später, zum siebten Jahrestag seiner Veröffentlichung im Jahr 2022, wiederveröffentlicht.
Jetzt erhältlich als CD/LP.
'London-based DJ/producer Soreab returns to Baroque Sunburst with a highly anticipated follow-up to 2020's 'Kraepelin Avenue' EP. The new four-tracker also marks his label's 10th release.
The concept of 'Maschera' revolves around Luigi Pirandello, an Italian dramatist and novelist. His ideas of the 'mask' and 'trap' take centre stage. Pirandello believed that the concepts of 'self' and 'identity' are lost and unachievable in human beings, who are all trapped behind a metaphorical mask concealing their identities.
Each track on 'Maschera' has two masks: they can be played at both 33 or 45 rpm, a dream for DJs mixing in wide tempo mode.The title-track draws inspiration from Pirandello's masking ideas. Soreab's half-time stomper moves with the slithering grace of a snake, evolving into intricate IDM melodies riddled with complex drum patterns. ‘Trappola’ is a melodic hide and seek, with a captivating slow tribal rhythm that gradually intensifies. In ‘Specchio’ the snake returns, biting his own tail in a continuous loop, a birth and death cycle. The closing track sees the opener remixed by KRSLD, a collaborator with Soreab on the BSUN and XCPT co-release 'Marmo'. His rework builds on all the concepts Soreab explores, infusing dub with a half-time modern dancehall mood. The snake, no longer masked, is now looking for you.'
Warehouse find
Geophone presents a very special various artists EP. The A side is a hypnotic monster by Voices From The Lake called "Reptilicus", a science fictional techno masterpiece. On the B side, Shifted delivers a powerful remix of the Mike Parker track "Mnajdra", a floor destroying heavy hitter. The EP closes wth a unique and moody contribution by Stanislav Tolkachev titled "Heartbeat" which demonstrates the versatility and emotional depth of this talented artist.
Texan country blues kingpin Lightnin’ Hopkins was rated one of the top 100 guitarists of all time by Billboard, and was a notable influence on Stevie Ray Vaughan, among others. Recordings for Aladdin and Gold Star cemented his reputation, and after performing at Carnegie Hall with Pete Seeger and Joan Baez, ‘Mojo Hand’ was a breakthrough hit. The superb 1961 LP Lightnin’ (The Blues of Lightnin’ Hopkins) benefits from the understated presence of King Curtis’ drummer, Belton Evans, and jazz bassist Leonard Gaskin, placing Hopkins’ guitar licks and raspy voice at centre stage, playfully relating heartbreak and woe.
Repress!
For those who know, Bambooman is one of the most sought-after, probing, and distinctive voices in UK electronic music right now.
The Yorkshire-born producer's catalogue builds into an aural mosaic, comprising everything from scrunched up hip-hop to techno deviance, all delivered with an impish sense of individuality.
'Whispers' certainly resonates. It's a lengthy, bucolic work, an album of great breadth but also one of sustained mood – think those hazy summer evenings when shadows stretch out across the road, and autumn lingers around the corner.
This new album has a dusty, organic, and decidedly personal feel, much more at home with Jon Hassel's 'fourth world' aesthetic than the club.
The results are also imbued with an incredible sense of mystery, with Bambooman's productions frequently being shot through with a hallucinatory sense of the uncanny. Entirely self-composed, 'Whispers' utilises "lots of field recordings that I've collected over the last few years, while within the tracks you can find lots of the instruments, percussion, bells and whistles that have been gathered throughout my life."
In certain ways 'Whispers' is entirely autobiographical: Bambooman reaches back to his varied alter egos, to the ambient releases, art commissions, and soundtrack projects that litter his discography. The cover art was even pieced together by Oliver Pitt – of Glasgow group Golden Teacher – who was an early ally in the producer's sonic quest.
Stylistically 'Whispers' veers from avant hip-hop of Flying Lotus to the theoried composition of Terry Riley, from the future-forward percussive energy of Battles to the ever-evolving electronics of Mark Pritchard. It's a record marks by a fiercely independent spirit, but also by a close-knit cast of collaborators.
King Kashmere takes a starring turn, following the pair's collision on the recent 'SUPERGOD' EP.
Each vocal is recorded, chopped up and then spliced across the album, with Elsa Hewitt also making a number of appearances and re-appearances.
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- A1: Jericho 2:04
- A2: When They Ring The Golden Bell 2:33
- A3: Two Little Fishes, Five Loaves Of Bread 2:36
- A4: Beams Of Heaven 3:26
- A5: Cain't No Grave Hold My Body Down 2:40
- A6: All Alone 2:39
- B1: Up Above My Head There's Music In The Air 2:28
- B2: I Shall Know Him 2:30
- B3: Fly Away 2:27
- B4: How About You 3:33
- B5: Precious Memories 2:42
- B6 99: 1/2 Won't Do 1:59
Hailed as the ‘Godmother of rock ‘n’ roll,’ the pioneering singer and guitarist Sister Rosetta Tharpe was the first major gospel star, her skills on electric guitar and blend of the sacred and secular a major influence on Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash and Elvis, as well as Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Jeff Beck. She began recording in the 1930s and Gospel Train, her first for Mercury, was a dynamite comeback, recorded in 1956 with quartet the Harmonizing Four, its popularity leading to a four-month UK tour. It’s a killer set from start to finish and required listening for lovers of rock, blues, and gospel. Get it and be awed!
Texan country blues legend Lightnin’ Hopkins was a fingerpicking genius with a mournful voice who, after a spell in prison, first came to prominence through recordings for Aladdin and Gold Star in the late 1940s. Somehow, by the mid-1950s, his star had waned, but when Samuel Charters appeared at his one-room Houston apartment with a bottle of gin, Hopkins agreed to cut ten unaccompanied songs for Folkways, the resultant Lightnin’ a pivotal success that reignited his career, sparking the blues revival in the process. Full of haunting loneliness, despair, sly innuendo and doses of good humour, this must-have LP is absolutely brilliant!
- A1: The Rock Island Line 2:08
- A2: I Heard That Lonesome Whistle 2:21
- A3: Country Boy 1:48
- A4: If The Good Lord's Willing 1:37
- A5: Don't Make Me Go 2:25
- A6: Remember Me 1:56
- A7: Big River
- B1: Give My Rose To Rose 2:33
- B2: I Was There When It Happened 2:13
- B3: Next In Line 2:42
- B4: Wreck Of Old ´97 1:42
- B5: Belshazzar 2:47
- B6: Doin' My Time 2:33
Black Vinyl[16,60 €]
Coloured Vinyl[20,80 €]
Marble Vinyl[25,00 €]
Orange/Black Splatter Vinyl[26,68 €]
The iconic baritone country singer Johnny Cash sold over 90 million records, an incredible achievement for one who endured terrible hardship in the Great Depression, picking cotton with his sharecropper family from the age of five. After a spell in the Air Force, Cash settled in Memphis and with guitarist Luther Perkins and bassist Marshall Grant, known as the ‘Tennessee Two,’ Cash pitched up at Sun Records just as Carl Perkins and Elvis were trying their luck, Cash’s brilliant debut With His Hot And Blue Guitar containing all-time anthems like ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ and his perky cut of ‘Rock Island Line’. A must for all Cash fans.
The Exciters began as the Masterettes, a girl group formed by high school friends Brenda Reid, Carol Johnson, Lillian Walker, and Sylvia Wilbur. A single was cut for Brooklyn’s Le Sage label before Wilbur was replaced by Brenda’s husband, Herb Rooney, and after auditioning for Leiber & Stoller, the Exciters recorded the international smash ‘Tell Him’, a song so popular that it spawned foreign language renditions. Our edition of this marvellous debut LP includes the spectacular follow-up hit, ‘Do Wah Diddy,’ another immortal nugget of irresistible pop soul. Bright, light grooves for your dancing feet!
- A1: The Rock Island Line 2:08
- A2: I Heard That Lonesome Whistle 2:21
- A3: Country Boy 1:48
- A4: If The Good Lord's Willing 1:37
- A5: Don't Make Me Go 2:25
- A6: Remember Me 1:56
- A7: Big River
- B1: Give My Rose To Rose 2:33
- B2: I Was There When It Happened 2:13
- B3: Next In Line 2:42
- B4: Wreck Of Old ´97 1:42
- B5: Belshazzar 2:47
- B6: Doin' My Time 2:33
Clear Vinyl[19,12 €]
Coloured Vinyl[20,80 €]
Marble Vinyl[25,00 €]
Orange/Black Splatter Vinyl[26,68 €]
The iconic baritone country singer Johnny Cash sold over 90 million records, an incredible achievement for one who endured terrible hardship in the Great Depression, picking cotton with his sharecropper family from the age of five. After a spell in the Air Force, Cash settled in Memphis and with guitarist Luther Perkins and bassist Marshall Grant, known as the ‘Tennessee Two,’ Cash pitched up at Sun Records just as Carl Perkins and Elvis were trying their luck, Cash’s brilliant debut With His Hot And Blue Guitar containing all-time anthems like ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ and his perky cut of ‘Rock Island Line’. A must for all Cash fans.
- A1: The Rock Island Line 2:08
- A2: I Heard That Lonesome Whistle 2:21
- A3: Country Boy 1:48
- A4: If The Good Lord's Willing 1:37
- A5: Don't Make Me Go 2:25
- A6: Remember Me 1:56
- A7: Big River
- B1: Give My Rose To Rose 2:33
- B2: I Was There When It Happened 2:13
- B3: Next In Line 2:42
- B4: Wreck Of Old ´97 1:42
- B5: Belshazzar 2:47
- B6: Doin' My Time 2:33
Clear Vinyl[19,12 €]
Black Vinyl[16,60 €]
Marble Vinyl[25,00 €]
Orange/Black Splatter Vinyl[26,68 €]
The iconic baritone country singer Johnny Cash sold over 90 million records, an incredible achievement for one who endured terrible hardship in the Great Depression, picking cotton with his sharecropper family from the age of five. After a spell in the Air Force, Cash settled in Memphis and with guitarist Luther Perkins and bassist Marshall Grant, known as the ‘Tennessee Two,’ Cash pitched up at Sun Records just as Carl Perkins and Elvis were trying their luck, Cash’s brilliant debut With His Hot And Blue Guitar containing all-time anthems like ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ and his perky cut of ‘Rock Island Line’. A must for all Cash fans.
- A1: The Rock Island Line 2:08
- A2: I Heard That Lonesome Whistle 2:21
- A3: Country Boy 1:48
- A4: If The Good Lord's Willing 1:37
- A5: Don't Make Me Go 2:25
- A6: Remember Me 1:56
- A7: Big River
- B1: Give My Rose To Rose 2:33
- B2: I Was There When It Happened 2:13
- B3: Next In Line 2:42
- B4: Wreck Of Old ´97 1:42
- B5: Belshazzar 2:47
- B6: Doin' My Time 2:33
Clear Vinyl[19,12 €]
Black Vinyl[16,60 €]
Coloured Vinyl[20,80 €]
Orange/Black Splatter Vinyl[26,68 €]
The iconic baritone country singer Johnny Cash sold over 90 million records, an incredible achievement for one who endured terrible hardship in the Great Depression, picking cotton with his sharecropper family from the age of five. After a spell in the Air Force, Cash settled in Memphis and with guitarist Luther Perkins and bassist Marshall Grant, known as the ‘Tennessee Two,’ Cash pitched up at Sun Records just as Carl Perkins and Elvis were trying their luck, Cash’s brilliant debut With His Hot And Blue Guitar containing all-time anthems like ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ and his perky cut of ‘Rock Island Line’. A must for all Cash fans.
- A1: The Rock Island Line 2:08
- A2: I Heard That Lonesome Whistle 2:21
- A3: Country Boy 1:48
- A4: If The Good Lord's Willing 1:37
- A5: Don't Make Me Go 2:25
- A6: Remember Me 1:56
- A7: Big River
- B1: Give My Rose To Rose 2:33
- B2: I Was There When It Happened 2:13
- B3: Next In Line 2:42
- B4: Wreck Of Old ´97 1:42
- B5: Belshazzar 2:47
- B6: Doin' My Time 2:33
Clear Vinyl[19,12 €]
Black Vinyl[16,60 €]
Coloured Vinyl[20,80 €]
Marble Vinyl[25,00 €]
The iconic baritone country singer Johnny Cash sold over 90 million records, an incredible achievement for one who endured terrible hardship in the Great Depression, picking cotton with his sharecropper family from the age of five. After a spell in the Air Force, Cash settled in Memphis and with guitarist Luther Perkins and bassist Marshall Grant, known as the ‘Tennessee Two,’ Cash pitched up at Sun Records just as Carl Perkins and Elvis were trying their luck, Cash’s brilliant debut With His Hot And Blue Guitar containing all-time anthems like ‘Folsom Prison Blues’ and his perky cut of ‘Rock Island Line’. A must for all Cash fans.
Classic Miles Davis LP pressed on 180 gram vinyl, with a bonus CD digipack included containing the complete album ‘Birth Of The Cool’ album plus 11 bonus tracks and updated liner notes.
“The virtuosity led to relaxing, stylish mood music as the end result - the very thing that came to define West Coast or ‘cool’ jazz - but this music is so inventive, it remains alluring even after its influence has been thoroughly absorbed into the mainstream.” - **** AllMusic (Stephen Thomas Erlewine)




















