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JuJu Muzik presents “Counting Clouds,” the newest work from Chicago house pioneer Harry Dennis, whose poetic influence spans over three decades and legendary projects like Jungle Wonz, The IT, and Fingers Inc. Featuring an exceptional lineup of remixers & producers - Rob Redford & Damian Charles with a contemporary soulful rework that nods to classic Chicago, Rude Boy Rupert delivering a broken-beat-infused UK underground twist, Mark Hand with his warm jazz-rooted depth and Julian Garnett offering a signature JuJu Muzik interpretation—the release bridges Chicago’s foundational spirit with today’s global house movement, celebrating the genre’s past, present, and future.
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Anthony Naples returns with his seventh full length album, "In Studio Magic," comprised of ten new songs
Long-awaited repress of Fabrizio Lapiana's 1002B and 1003B. Originally released in 2014 on the legendary M_Rec LTD 10" series, these two timeless cuts have become cult favorites over the years. Now brought together on a single 12", the reissue also features a brand-new edit of 1002B, making it an essential return of a modern classic.
In the late ’90s, Trance Induction, the project of Tjeerd Verbeek, established a truly unique sound by fusing acid house, ambient, techno, world music, breakbeats, and industrial new wave. Now, three carefully selected tracks from his extensive catalog are being remastered and released on vinyl.
The A1 track, “Join The Circus Of Dr. Lao 2,” has been a long-time favorite of label owner Tomoki Tamura, frequently featured in his DJ sets over the years. A2 delivers a deep, bouncy groove laced with trippy acid sounds that take the floor on a hypnotic journey. On
the B-side, you’ll fi nd the original version of “Join The Circus Of Dr. Lao” — appearing on vinyl for the first time ever.
Step into a sound world only Verbeek can create. This is a release not to be missed.
The Goblin Walk is an invitation to trace the footsteps of the eponymous creature through five swampy, dubby, liquid techno interpretations from four different artists. Label head Caldera opens with the gently underlapping space chug of 'Today', followed by Traevor's 'Reef' which turns marimba into a dubbed-out bass meditation. Caldera then features again under his Loop LF alias with 'Tiz', which pairs spectral sonic sketches with whimsical melodies that drift and float as if in a gravity-free zone. Streetfaxx then unearths a long-lost 2013 Cologne track, its patient rhythmic progression untouched by the passing years, before ambient textures take centre stage in Nightwaif's 'Xmas1 (vocal dub)' as tape experiments float over deep sub-bass, caught somewhere between 1980s new age and modern ambient minimalism. A compelling, exploratory world of sound.
2026 Repress
Al Kent needs no introduction when it comes to being one the most prolific kings of disco in the UK. He reimagines hidden treasure and takes inspiration from the glory days of 70’s dancefloor nuggets to create modern day classics. Come Back Home (Again) is probably his most popular track to date and here he re-works it with his Disco Love Orchestra updating this disco gem for a new generation. A Philly style musical sound-bed with hooks galore topped by one of the most rousing, soulful male vocals you’ll hear in a long time.
Opening its second growing season with a new work from Scottish producer Brian d'Souza, also known as Auntie Flo and his ‘Plants Can Dance’ project, the new Seeds release is an ambient composition that draws on botanical research into how sunflowers interact, cooperate, and compete beneath the soil.
‘Plants Can Dance’ considers the underground world of sunflowers, where root systems engage in complex social behaviours. Recent studies have shown that sunflowers exhibit spatial awareness and a form of etiquette: avoiding competition when resources are plentiful, sharing nutrient patches when necessary, and positioning themselves strategically when they have better access to resources. This balance between cooperation and competition underpins d'Souza's composition.
d’Souza’s work translates these interactions into sound, creating a landscape that reflects the quieter aspects of plant communication. Through minimalist production and field recordings, d'Souza captures both the patience of root foraging and the underground negotiations for resources.
“Echoes of the Earth – Episode 1: Central Africa” is the new EP by Railway Movement, the project of Stefano Cattivera with Ettore Vozza (keyboards) and Alessandro Gizzi (percussion). Blending ambient electronics, organic rhythms, and archival sounds from a 1980s cassette of Central African field recordings, it creates a sonic journey through nature, ritual, and memory.
- A1: Lost In The Maze
- A2: Around The Finger
- A3: High Winds
- A4: Slow Down
- B1: First Light
- B2: Radiant Sun
- B3: Afterglow
Black Moon Mother blends light and heavy soundscapes that pull from elements of Psych-Rock, Pop, Doom Metal and Shoegaze. Formed out of a Nashville music collective in 2017, the band put together a demo EP that became their live set, kickstarting their musical journey. At the beginning of 2018, Black Moon Mother began writing new material and continued the show-a-month ritual, while adding a new song to the live set one by one. January 2020 brought Black Moon Mother to Dark Art Audio in Madison, TN where they worked with engineer and producer Mikey Allred. Their newest album Illusions Under the Sun showcases an expanded musical depth and songwriting maturity, while exploring themes of nature, purpose, and perspective.
The third release on Pan Records comes from BRS (British Rhythm Services), a UK deep house production collective active since 2000. They first appeared on the Parisian label Cyclo Records and quickly followed up with releases on Imperial Dub (San Francisco) and Leeds-based 20/20 Vision.
Throughout the 2000s, BRS — originally formed by Ben Vacara, Robert Evans and Mr. Mulatto — built a strong reputation for quality deep house. In 2001 they launched their own imprint, Friends & Families, while their music also appeared on major labels and compilations including Café del Mar, Ministry of Sound, Paper Recordings, Peng, Late Night Tales and React.
Over the years the project evolved, with core members Ben Vacara (also known as Frank Situation) and Mr. Mulatto continuing at the forefront, joined by musicians such as Dom Thompson, Phil “Dr. Keys” Campbell and James Payne. In 2019, BRS saw a new wave of reissues and fresh material on Cyclo, Wolf Music, Pressed For Time and their own label, Situationism.
Still active as producers and DJs, BRS have now been shaping UK deep house for over 25 years.
- A1: It's Time 03 05
- A2: Life Ahead 03 21
- A3: Peace In Your Head 02 52
- A4: Holy Mountain 02 29
- A5: Jellyfish 02 04
- A6: Talk Olympics 02 41
- A7: Prayer 02 03
- A8: Moon Eyes 02 49
- B1: Sweet Danger 02 40
- B2: Not In Surrender 03 19
- B3: Instant Animal 03 32
- B4: Strong Bone 02 04
- B5: Born In This Body 03 22
- B6: Just My Luck 03 00
- B7: Happy Head 03 06
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ALBUM Obongjayar's forthcoming sophomore ‘Paradise Now’, is an ambitiously fresh global prospect, with roots grounded in his own wide-ranging world of influences. It’s everything from pop to punk, dance to Afrobeat, funk to folk, refracted through a thrilling new perspective. “I wanted an album that I could listen to from start to finish on a night out.” But he still considers it something of a Trojan Horse. Recorded between London and LA with UK alt-rap mainstay Kwes Darko ( Pa Salieu, John Glacier) and Grammy-winning production trio Beach Noise (Kendrick Lamar, Baby Keem, Bakar), the record is as emotionally complex and broad as Obongjayar has ever been, even within its contagious candy coating.
Released in 1973 on Motown’s label, Share My Love is a richly layered and deeply expressive record that captures Gloria Jones at a creative crossroads. After years working behind the scenes as a songwriter and session vocalist, penning material for The Tams, The Marvellettes, and others, Jones finally takes center stage with a collection that radiates confidence, vulnerability, and undeniable soul.
Known to many for her original 1964 version of “Tainted Love,” later immortalized by Soft Cell, Jones brought to Share My Love a seasoned understanding of both the heartbreak and hope that lie at the core of great soul music.
More than just a product of its time, Share My Love feels like a declaration, a turning point where one of soul’s great, often-overlooked voices stepped into her own light. It remains a moving document of artistic self-assurance and one of the most heartfelt releases to emerge from Motown’s early ’70s era.
Between electronic shadows and cinematic textures, this new album from QUENUM draws its influences from the likes of Massive Attack, Archive, and Burial. Started and produced in London, it reflects a change of time — both in the climate and within.
This project represents a personal and artistic turning point for QUENUM. He wanted to experiment with new ideas, not necessarily music for the club. The album was created in close collaboration with his son Zac, a talented musician who contributed both as a singer and instrumentalist on several tracks. They shared wonderful moments creating this album together.
He also worked hand in hand with his long-time friend Christophe Calpini, who played a key role in mixing and in developing the textures and atmospheres that shape the album’s sound. The result is an intimate, personal, and timeless journey, deeply rooted in the now.
Quenum elaborates: “The idea for my album was born during Covid in London, when concerts, museums, and social activities suddenly stopped. To cope, I started running daily and spending hours in the studio creating music. In our garden cabin I worked alongside my son Zac who was practicing piano, preparing for his entry into Trinity Laban Conservatoire. He listened to my tracks, and eventually contributed vocals with his ex-partner on two songs, ‘Blue Sky’ and ‘Never Like Before’. The album’s dark atmosphere reflects that period. Once it was complete, I asked my longtime friend Christophe Calpini to handle arrangements and mixing.”
A true pioneer of electronic music, QUENUM has been shaping the global techno and house scene for over two decades. One of his most celebrated tracks, “Orange Mistake”, co-produced with Luciano in 2001, became a turning point in his career. The success of this collaboration led them to launch the legendary Cadenza label, which rapidly grew into one of the most recognisable and respected imprints in the scene, known for its vital releases and unforgettable parties worldwide.
Over the years, QUENUM has continued to explore new creative paths and refine his artistic identity, constantly reinventing his sound while maintaining his unique musical signature. His insatiable curiosity and openness to new influences have kept him consistently in demand, from intimate underground venues to the world’s most respected festivals and clubs.
- A1: Danny Bensi And Saunder Jurriaans - Promises (Knights Theme Medley)
- A2: Luc St-Pierre - The Sword Of Ashfeld (Knights Theme Medley)
- A3: Danny Bensi And Saunder Jurriaans - Storm And Fury (Unreleased)
- A4: Luc St-Pierre - Wyverndale’s Theme
- A5: Luc St-Pierre - The Wolf And The Hart
- A6: Luc St-Pierre - A Knight’s Resolve
- A7: Luc St-Pierre - Virtuosa’s Panache (Edited Version)
- B1: Danny Bensi And Saunder Jurriaans - The Warrior Spirit (Viking Theme Edited Version)
- B2: Luc St-Pierre - Engin Miskunn
- B3: Luc St-Pierre - Komidh Adh Skuldadogum
- B4: Luc St-Pierre - The Shield Of Svengard
- B5: Luc St-Pierre - Oathbreaker (Edited Version)
- B6: Luc St-Pierre - A Song For Gudmundr
- B7: Luc St-Pierre - The Serpent Sword
- C1: Danny Bensi And Saunder Jurriaans - Devotion (Samurai Theme Edited Version)
- C2: Luc St-Pierre - Hana No Chiruran
- C3: Luc St-Pierre - The Muramasa Blade
- C4: Luc St-Pierre - A Cavern In The Swamps/Downfall (Medley)
- C5: Luc St-Pierre - Stars Of Arabia
- C6: Luc St-Pierre - Glory Variation A (Year 10 Exclusive)
- D1: Luc St-Pierre - A Warrior’s Siege
- D2: Luc St-Pierre - Dao Jian Wu Yan
- D3: Luc St-Pierre - Common Enemies
- D4: Luc St-Pierre - Ghost Rites
- D5: Luc St-Pierre - Queen Of The Seven Seas
- D6: Luc St-Pierre - Glory Variation B (Year 10 Exclusive)
For the 10th Anniversary of the iconic and unique For Honor, Kid Katana Records teamed up with Ubisoft to bring you this high quality album on an exclusive double vinyl. With over 35 million players since its release, For Honor has kept on bringing new content in the game, enriching the players’ experience with new Heroes, Factions and Music to keep the battle for survival and honor alive.
The physical edition is a premium 2LP designed in close relationship with the game's creative team:
● Track selection handpicked by For Honor team, including 2 new tracks (Year 10 exclusive) and a track never released before from Y1 Season 7
● 2 Golden vinyls
● Exclusive cover art with glossy effect on the logo
● Exclusive 16-page booklet with insights on each faction’s music, liner notes
from the game’s creative team and composers Luc St-Pierre, Danny Bensi and
Saunder Jurriaans
The tracklist is a selection of music from the 10 seasons of the game, one side per faction:
- A.1 Geoffrey Day, Zemlyane – Trava U Doma (Geoffrey Day Remix)
- A.2 Geoffrey Day, Alla Pugacheva – Arlekino (Geoffrey Day Remix)
- A.3 Geoffrey Day, Alla Pugacheva, Ritm – Zvyozdnoe Leto (Geoffrey Day Remix)
- A.4 Bratstvo Atoma, Bassnpanda, Kvashenaya – Zvenit Yanvarskaya Vyuga
- A.5 Alyans, Bratstvo Atoma – Na Zare
- A.6 Particles, Koshechka – Prekrasnoe Dalyoko
- B.1 Geoffrey Day - Lambada (Geoffrey Day Remix)
- B.2 Geoffrey Day – Pt - 1X12
- B.3 Geoffrey Day, Alla Pugacheva - Pozovi Menya S Soboy
- B.4 Geoffrey Day – Cookie Crumbler
- B.5 Yuliya Kogan, Frenetic Virtual Orchestra, Geoffrey Day – V Sinem More, V Beloy Pene
- (Geoffrey Day Remix)
- B.6 Scary On, Bassnpanda – Bea - D Theme
- C.1 Dvrst, Igor Sklyar – Komarovo (Dvrst Phonk Remix)
- C.2 Boogrov, Zoanoid – Inside Nora
- C.3 Øneheart, Atomic Heart – Quiet Dive
- C.4 Boogrov, Zoanoid – Inventory
- C.5 Geoffrey Day, Mariya Pakhomenko – Stoyat Devchonki (Geoffrey Day Remix)
- C.6 Acid Minerale – Karusel
- D.1 Boogrov – To Ostatnia Niedziela
- D.2 Mick Gordon, Palina – A Fridge Called Nora
- D.3 Mick Gordon – Shrouded In Mystery
- D.4 Mick Gordon – Polivoks
- D.5 Boogrov, Zoanoid – P.e.a.r
- D.6 Boogrov, Zoanoid – Pchela
- D.7 Boogrov – Welcome To Kollektiv
To celebrate the launch of the 4th and last DLC of Atomic Heart, Kid Katana Records teamed up with Mundfish to bring you this high quality album for the first time on an exclusive double vinyl.
With over 10 million players since its release, and a nomination at the 14th Hollywood Music in Media Awards, Atomic Heart has kept on bringing new content in the game, enriching the players’ experience with new Stories, Threats and Music to pursue the fight for freedom and progress.
The physical edition is a premium 2LP designed in close relationship with the game's creative team: Track selection handpicked by Atomic Heart team, including tracks from Mick Gordon, GeoffPlaysGuitar and Boogrov, and 1 new track (DLC #4 trailer exclusive) 2-colored vinyls with unique red and black “corona” effect: handmade vinyl effect melting red and black colors to shape a unique vinyl color on each product, mirroring the cover art.
Exclusive cover art with mat finishing and glossy effect on the Twin and motorcycle
- A1: Psycho Shit
- A2: Dine N’dash
- A3: Lonely In The Future
- A4: Falling Out Of Love
- B1: Going To Babble On
- B2: Going Shopping
- B3: Liar’s Remorse
- B4: The Fruits Of Conquest
- B5: Pros And Cons
New music from The Strokes arrives now, beginning with a new song, “Going Shopping” released today. Produced by Rick Rubin, Reality Awaits is the 7th album from The Strokes. Full track list includes nine new songs — set for release on June 26.
Recorded about a year after Scenery, his second album retains the delicacy and emotional depth of his playing, but adds a new strength that gives the world Fukui paints a clearer contour and striking dimensionality. From the bittersweet, heart-stirring melody of “Mellow Dream” to the vibrant, exhilarating drive of “Horizon”, the album is filled with performances that shine brilliantly. It is also notable that the number of original compositions only one on the debut—has increased to three here, allowing listeners to appreciate Fukui’s musicality even more fully. Considering its maturity and the richness of its content, it may even be fair to say that this work surpasses his first album. Ryo Fukui, who sadly passed away...




















