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- A1: I Want Candy - Bow Wow Wow
- A2: Every Moment - Rogue Wave
- A3: New Mate - Figurine
- A4: Design - Fiction Company
- A5: Sometimes You Gotta Make It Alone - Money Mark
- A6: Solamente Una Vez - Trio Los Panchos
- B1: Canned Heat - Jamiroquai
- B2: Only You - Yaz
- B3: Forever Young - Alphaville
- B4: Time After Time - Sparklemotion
- B5: The Promise - When In Rome
- C1: John Swihart - What Ever I Feel Like/Bus Rider
- C2: John Swihart - Pull In Town/Nap Pulls Kip Return
- C3: John Swihart - Locker Room 1/Nap Pulls Kip
- C4: John Swihart - Cagefighter/Granny Atv
- C5: John Swihart - You Do Speak English?/A-Team Theme
- C6: John Swihart - Vote For Me/Here's Rico
- C7: John Swihart - Locker Room 2/Summer's Cake
- C8: John Swihart - Worst Video/Thrifty
- C9: John Swihart - Suit/Suitwalk
- C10: John Swihart - Talons/Kip Waits
- C11: John Swihart - Ask It By Pedro/Napstore Video
- D1: John Swihart - Ninja Moves/D-Qean Boogie
- D2: John Swihart - Whole Milk/Nap Dance Bedroom
- D3: John Swihart - Chapstick" (Dialog)
- D4: John Swihart - Nap Rico Van
- D5: John Swihart - Hap Hangs Up The Phone
- D6: John Swihart - Loch Ness (Dialog)
- D7: John Swihart - Alternate Ending Montage
- D8: John Swihart - Alternative Ending (Dialog)
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Neue Ausgabe des Napoleon Dynamite-Soundtracks zum 20-jährigen Jubiläum. Inklusive neuer Vinylfarbe und Einleger.
- A1: Django Reinhardt - Minor Swing
- A2: Dave Brubeck - Take Five
- A3: Nina Simone - My Baby Just Cares For Me
- A4: Roy Hargrove - Strasbourg Saint Denis
- A5: Stan Getz & Joao Gilberto - The Girl Of Ipanema
- B1: Nat King Cole - L-O-V-E
- B2: Ahmad Jamal - Poinciana
- B3: Wayne Shorter - Black Orpheus
- B4: Quincy Jones - Soul Bossa Nova
- B5: Peggy Lee - Fever
- C1: Ray Charles - Georgia On My Mind
- C2: Herbie Hancock - Cantaloupe Island
- C3: Errol Garner - Misty
- C4: Horace Silver - Song For My Father
- C5: Miles Davis - Ascenseur Pour L'echafaud
- D1: Sidney Bechet - Petite Fleur
- D2: Weather Report - Birdland
- D3: Sonny Rollins - Saint Thomas
- D4: John Coltrane - Naima
- D5: Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World
The definitive survey of America’s independent 70s soul scene, and a companion piece to Now-Again’s long-running Soul Cal series. “(Soul Cal) captures the retro-utopian vision of a past where every smalltown record store or garage in the US might have hidden a virtuosic funk outfit; the thrill of knowing that jobbing musicians might be getting paid for the first time; plus the bittersweet knowledge that those that passed on are getting deserved recognition. And all that before you get the thrill of the music itself.” - Wire Magazine. Compilation produced, annotated and researched by Eothen “Egon” Alapatt. Art direction by Errol Richardson. Mastered by Dave Cooley, Kelly Hibbert and Jason Bitner. Additional coordination by Tanner McCrary.
- 1: Alan Vega, Bobby Gillespie, Andy Mackay - Blood On The Moon (Mekon Rebuild)
- 2: Renegade Soundwave - A.d.i.d.a.s
- 3: Bobby Gillespie - I Put A Spell On You
- 4: Robert Ames & Ben Corrigan - Chrome Ocean (Mekon Mix)
- 5: Rema-Rema - Rema-Rema (Mekon Mix)
- 6: Leslie Winer - When I Was Walt Whitman (Mekon Remix)
- 7: Hbar - Hendy
- 8: Mekon & Schooly D - Saturday Night (Hit By A Rock - Fucked Up Mix)
- 9: Mona Mur - Tied (Mekon Vs Hit By A Rock Mix)
- 10: Jiz - I Am The Moon
- 11: Zos Kia & Isabelle De Jour - May Day
John Gosling (aka Mekon) the English big beat/industrial musician and electronica producer, is set to launch his new label Hua Hua (pronounced wah wah) with an 11-track compilation album this July. A quick scan at some of the featured artists showcases a line up of legends - eighties rap sensation Schooly D sitting alongside Primal Scream mainstay Bobby Gillespie and John’s recently departed punk hero Alan Vega - even Roxy Music’s saxophonist and founder member Andy Mackay makes an appearance. And while John’s electronic alter ego Mekon is always on hand to remix and arrange, he’s far from the only producer behind the proverbial wheel.
“It’s stuff I had lying around and now I am finding ways to get it out of my system,” he says. “It’s all been brought to the world with brilliant new artwork by Isabelle de Jour, who also features on various tracks.”
Gosling is well known as a member of both Psychic TV and Coil (for the album Transparent). Gosling founded the groups Zos Kia with John Balance and Bass-o-Matic with William Orbit before recording as Mekon. He has also remixed under the name Sugar J. And that’s before we get to the fact that he has soundtracked some of the most forward-thinking fashion shows in the world - crafting the soundscapes for Alexander McQueen shows since the show Dante in 1996. Firstly working hand in hand with the late great Lee “Alexander” McQueen, then with his successor Sarah Burton. In the mid-to-late-nineties he was a core member of the group Agent Provocateur along with Matthew Ashman (originally of Bow Wow Wow), Dan Peppe, Danny Saber (of Black Grape) and Cleo Torez. He has also worked with artists such as Roxanne Shanté ('Yes Yes Y'All'), Marc Almond ('Delirious'), and Afrika Bambaataa. His third album “Something Came Up” featured artwork by Alexander McQueen.
John is as passionate about Suicide and Alan Vega and what he describes as “the new stuff”. Besides, he says, “that’s how people listen to music now. I think kids – my kids anyway – listen right across the board. People don’t see genres anymore. So it’s my definition of good music.” It’s safe to say that this is very much Volume 1. “Yes, it doesn’t cover everything and Volume 2 will be completely different.”
- A1: Satta Massa Gana-Ken Booth
- A2: Guiding Star-Horace Andy
- A3: Shame&Pride-Leroy Smart
- A4: Stick By Me-Dennis Brown
- A5: Can’t Get Me Out-Cornell Campbell
- A6: Riding For A Fall-John Holt
- A7: Once Upon A Time-Delroy Wilson
- A8: The Village-Gregory Isaacs
- B1: Ride On Girl-Johnny Clarke
- B2: Mighty King -Freddie Mcgregor
- B3: Whip Them King-Linval Thompson
- B4: Lead Us Jah Jah-Barry Brown
- B5: Everybody Needs Love-Pat Kelly
- B6: Alton Ellis - Play It Cool
- B7: Count Prince Millar - Mule Train
- B8: Owen Grey - Natty Bongo
The Sound System has become part of today’s musical/cultural heritage, playing the people’s favourite hits or just as important, breaking some new tunes.
But perhaps less known are the roots of the Sound System, which began way back when…in Kingston….
Around the late 1940’s the Sound System began to overtake the big bands that usually played at the dances in Kingston.
The American Rhythm and Blues records that were so popular at the time would find their way to Jamaica via the merchant sailors and migrant workers returning from their stints in America. For economical reasons alone it would pay to have a DJ on hand to play these hits rather than a 10 piece band that could eat and drink the promotor out of the house and on curried goat!!
The early Sound Systems were basic affairs built around a single record deck, a valve amp and a speaker.
But by the 1950’s they had grown to purpose built speakers the size of wardrobes that could be heard blocks away.
Record producer Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee would remember the time ‘Sound Systems was like our radio station…not many people on the island would own a wireless, so it was the way for the people to hear their music.
So this selection of Lovers, Ballads, Root’s classic’s made the Sound Sytems of Jamaica the place to be.
So sit back and enjoy the ride….SOUND SYSTEM ROCKERS …one and all
- A1: X Y. R - Wind Chimes Voices
- A2: Frunk29 - Journey In Search Of The Holy Gray
- A3: Sip - Grand Avenue
- A4: New Mexican Stargazers - Headlights In Rearview
- B1: White Poppy - On Love
- B2: Essential Key - Cold City
- B3: Unknown Me - Mirage Of Ocean
- B4: Magnétophonique - V50 Tone Transfer
- B5: David Edren - Vienya
- B6: Andra Ljos - Silver Wings And A Drop Of Blood
- C1: Wave Temples - Side Quest
- C2: Golden Hallway Music - Evening Sky People (Yaman Dream)
- C3: Vague Imaginaires - Vi La Corniche
- D1: Filthy Huns - Bleached Skull In The Desert Moonlight
- D2: Severed+Said - Flesh Tectonics
- D3: Robedoor - Drainage
Although many a vibe has shifted since the days of dubbing NNF001 one at a time on the floor of a Koreatown bachelor apartment in February of 2004, using stolen photocopies and tie-dyeing J-cards with wine, the label’s essential premise has not. Then, as now, the vision was to elevate and enshrine outsiders, foragers, hidden gems, and hybrid sounds on cheap tapes or affordable records, to be savoured and shared in the here and now. 399 catalogue titles later, the centre still holds.
To toast the label’s 20th anniversary and 400th release, we commissioned a gold roll call of alumni and affiliates: Alley Of The Sun. Named in homage to the Malibu mystic music fountainhead, skewed through a smoggy sideways lens, the 16-song, 90-minute, double LP suite spans every shade of NNF’s Pacific palette: rainforest ceremony, skyway motorik, Tascam rapture, silhouette shoegaze, basement vapour, astral ascension, jazz shadows, 5th world tropics, lucid dream drone, desert quests, prophecy electronics, ritual wreckage.
Equal parts snapshot, tapestry, and time capsule, the compilation reflects the breadth of NNF’s two-decade exploration and evolution, from simple soil to a sea of dunes. True undergrounds have no set sound or fixed polarity, only flashes of transient magic and forking paths, to be cherished and championed for as long as the candle lasts.
- A1: The Trammps - Disco Inforeno (A Tom Moulton Mix)
- A2: Chic - Good Times (12” Version)
- A3: Hot Chocolate - Every 1’S A Winner (Ben Liebrand Extended Groove Mix
- B1: Rufus & Chaka Khan - Ain’t Nobody
- B2: Narada - I Shoulda Loved Ya
- B3: Sister Sledge - Thinking Of You
- B4: Marc Sadane - One Minute From Love
- C1: Michael Mcdonald - I Keep Forgettin’ (Every Time You’re Near)
- C2: Womack & Womack - Love Wars (Extended Vocal)
- C3: Steve Arrington - Feel So Real (Vocal/Extended Version)
- C4: Stacy Lattisaw - Jump To The Beat
- D1: Sheila E. - The Glamorous Life (12” Club Edit)
- D2: Gwen Mccrae - All This Love That I’m Giving
- D3: Larry Wu - Let Me Show You (Long Vocal)
- D4: Serge Ponsar - Out In The Night
Following the success of Dance Classics Volume 1, Music On Vinyl, in collaboration with Warner Music Benelux, presents Dance Classics Volume 2.
Once again, all tracks have been newly selected and remastered, offering a broad selection of dance classics and hit songs.
This collection features hidden gems, rare tracks, and deeper cuts, including full-length 12”/album versions. All tracks are un-mixed and DJ-friendly.
Dance Classics Vol. 2 includes floor-fillers from The Trammps, Chic, Rufus & Chaka Khan, Womack & Womack, Michael McDonald, and nine other tracks.
Dance Classics Vol. 2 is available as limited edition on silver coloured vinyl and includes an insert.
- A1: The Sacred Lion Dance - Clarence Wilson
- A2: Saduva - Gibson Kente
- A3: What You Say - The Soweto Boys
- B1: Zone No 6 - The Drive
- B2: Revelation - The Cliffs Feat Mankunku Ngozi
- B3: Seven Steps Lament - The Four Sounds
- C1: Zandile - The Jazz Ministers
- C2: Tail Feathers - The Tailfeathers
- C3: Doctor Al - Cassidy Clarke Band
- D1: Kubi - Zim Ngqawana
- D2: Magwaza - Johnny Dyani
While music traditions are often defined by established and protected sets of characteristics, popular music in South Africa betrays a willingness to adapt homegrown styles and an enthusiasm to adopt new influences. Musical currents like marabi, goema and mbaqanga help define what makes indigenous jazz unique, but it’s the eclecticism and hybridisation found in South African crates that keeps vinyl archaeologists like Fred “Voom Voom” Spider digging deeper. If we consider jazz to be a global musical dish, it follows that South Africa brings a distinct sonic salsa to the table. Spider calls it “Chakalaka Jazz” after the local tomato, onion and chilli relish that frequently accompanies South African meals. It’s the essential ingredient that unites and spices this diverse selection of tracks spanning the years 1969 through 2003. Featuring locals, exiles and expats with a reverent nod to the golden years of the 1970’s, these rare musical treasures are held together by that magical South African flavour.
Compiled by Fred Spider, Notes by Calum MacNaughton, Executive Producer: Franck Descollonges for Heavenly Sweetness
Immerse yourself in an electrifying fusion of analog textures and experimental soundscapes. This record is a bold, underground exploration where Electro, Techno, and Experimental collide in an uplifting yet distorted sonic journey. Crafted with an unwavering commitment to authenticity, the tracks embody the raw, unpolished energy of analog gear, delivering a gritty, dynamic experience. The artists--Filmmaker, Hanniball III, DJ Nephil, Mule Driver, Porosty, and DJ Sigils--bring their uncompromising vision to the forefront, creating a soundscape that rejects mainstream conventions. This record isn't shaped by market trends or hype; it's a pure expression of underground artistry, designed to break boundaries and let creativity flow untethered. With each track, the listener is invited into a world where the unexpected thrives, and where the only rule is to push the limits of sound.
- A1: Heavy Is The Crown
- A2: I Can't Hear It Now
- A3: Sucker
- A4: Renegade (We Never Run)
- A5: Hellfire
- A6: To Ashes And Blood
- B1: Paint The Town Blue
- B2: Remember Me (Intro)
- B3: Remember Me
- B4: Isha's Song
- B5: Cocktail Molotov
- C1: What Have They Done To Us
- C2: Rebel Heart
- C3: The Beast
- C4: Spin The Wheel
- C5: Ma Meilleure Ennemie
- C6: Fantastic
- D1: The Line
- D2: Blood Sweat & Tears
- D3: Come Play
- D4: Wasteland
- D5: Enemy With Jid (Opening Title Version) From The Series Arcane League Of Legends
Alles, was endet, löst einen Neuanfang aus.” Der Arcane Season 2 Soundtrack von Riot Games kann
vorbestellt werden! Erlebe das musikalische Wunderwerk, das dazu beigetragen hat, die Geschichte der
letzten Staffel von Arcane zu erzählen.
Angeführt von der energiegeladenen Hymne ”Paint The Town Blue” von Ashnikko und Tracks von Stray
Kids, Young Miko und Tom Morello, d4vd, Twenty One Pilots, Marcus King, King Princess und mehr!
Transformers One is the 2024 animated science fiction action blockbuster and the latest theatrical release in the Transformers franchise.
The film tells the untold origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron, better known as sworn enemies, but once were friends bonded like brothers
who changed the fate of Cybertron forever. Transformers One is the first-ever fully CG-animated Transformers movie and features a star-studded voice
cast, including Chris Hemsworth, Brian Tyree Henry, Scarlett Johansson, Keegan-Michael Key, Steve Buscemi with Laurence Fishburne, and Jon Hamm.
Transformers One is available as a 2LP limited edition of 750 numbered copies on yellow coloured vinyl and includes a 4-page booklet.
- A1: Armin Van Buuren Feat. Justine Suissa - Burned With Desire (Rising Star Vocal Mix)
- A2: System F - Cry
- A3: Cygnus X - Superstring (Rank 1 Remix)
- A4: Liquid Child - Diving Faces
- A5: The Space Brothers - Forgiven
- A6: Southside Spinners - Luvstruck (Marco V & Benjamin Remix)
- B1: Energy 52 - Café Del Mar (Three 'N One Remix)
- B2: Chicane Feat. Bryan Adams - Don't Give Up
- B3: Nalin & Kane - Beachball (Vocal Mix)
- B4: Atb - Don't Stop
- B5: York - Reachers Of Civilisation
- B6: Airwave - Venus Of My Dreams
- C1: Push - Strange World
- C2: Plastic Boy - Silver Bath
- C3: Travel - Bulgarian (Signum Remix)
- C4: K90 - Red Snapper
- C5: Ralph Fridge - Angel (Club Mix)
- C6: Sunburst - Eyeball (Eyeball Paul's Theme)
- D1: Paul Oakenfold Feat. Carla Werner - Southern Sun (Tiësto Remix)
- D2: Rank 1 - Awakening
- D3: Three Drives - Signs From The Universe
- D4: Gouryella - Ligaya (Vocal Mix)
- D5: Origin - Wide Eyed Angel (Original Inversion Mix)
- D6: Dj Jean - The Launch
Der dritte Teil der Albumreihe "Trance Legacy" von Armada Music erinnert an die goldene Ära der Trance-Musik und vermittelt gekonnt die anhaltende Anziehungskraft des Genres durch die Produktionen, die den Sound geprägt haben. Diese exzellente 24-Track-Auswahl enthält Klassiker wie "Burned With Desire" von Armin van Buuren feat. Justine Suissa, den legendären Three 'N One Remix von Energy 52s "Café Del Mar", "Strange World" von Push, Tiëstos Remix von Paul Oakenfolds "Southern Sun" und viele, viele andere. Die Melodien von früher werden in Erinnerungen wachgerufen und füllen die Dancefloors von heute.




















