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- A1: Nxquantize & Charlie Maurin – Spark (Ft. Imane El Halouat)
- A2: Sinclair Ringenbach – Aragó
- A3: Demar – Lo Fay (Ft. Holy Hamond & Levis Reinhardt)
- B1: La Dame – Death Of The Samurai
- B2: Lngsigh – Iterative Evolution
- B3: Dangerous Method – Vayapur
- C1: Mbkong – In The Eyes
- C2: Emahix – Tenderoni
- C3: Kumanope – On The Mountain
- D1: Daaria & Corvaxx – Die Alena
- D2: Orbital Lemon – Mountain Break
- D3: P. Real & Albertas – Dedicated 2 U
In March 2020, the Omakase team decided to gather some producers, musicians and singers they knew around a collective project, having the large electronic music spectrum as principal axis. From this idea was born, a few months later, a multiple opus, varied, rich of textures, shapes and influences going from trip-hop and bass to ambient, breaks, beat, house, lo-fi and jungle. This compilation, first record of the label, regroups several talented artists from the modern electronic
music scene who try to question sounds of today and tomorrow.
5 tracks of pure heat of various styles from members of The Black Lodge global family. A1 is entitled "Atmospheres" from the ever-talented Michigan producer JTC aka Tadd Mullinix Bopside/Nation/Ghostly. A2, entitled "Arreskni" comes from newer Chilean artists MU-GA, a track we released in digital format last year from their debut EP. Finishing off the A-side is Italian super-duo SONS OF TRADERS SOT/Frigio/Black Lodge aka Tans X Mike Tansella Jr. with the acidic cut "Indianapolis" also released last year by BL on tape and digitally from their first full length album entitled "Crollo Nervoso". Side B blasts off with the early Chicago house inspired track "Passion" by prolific Dresden producer SNEAKER Uncanny Valley/Rat Life/Frigio. Closing off the comp is a dirty warehouse banger/burner by e-spirit, a new alias from LA producer DELIVERY LA Club Resource/Valcrond Video.
- A1: Elvis Presley - Don‘t Be Cruel
- A2: Buddy Holly & The Crickets - Oh, Boy
- A3: Clyde Mcphatter - Little Bitty Pretty One
- A4: Connie Francis - Lipstick On Your Collar
- A5: Fats Domino - I‘m Walking
- A6: Ricky Nelson - Believe What You Say
- A7: Bill Haley & The Comets - Rock Around The Clock
- A8: Chuck Berry - School Days
- A9: Franky Lymon & The Teenagers - Baby, Baby
- A10: The Platters - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
- B1: Bill Haley & The Comets - Mambo Rock
- B2: The Diamonds - Little Darlin‘
- B3: Don Gibson - Oh Lonesome Me
- B4: Huey Smith & The Clowns - Don‘t Ha Ha (Don‘t You Just Know It)
- B5: Bobby Freeman - Do You Want To Dance
- B6: Pat Boone - A Woderful Time Up There
- B7: Richard Berry - Louie Louie
- B8: Robin Luke - Susie Darlin‘
- B9: Jill Corey - Love Me To Pieces
- B10: Bob Kelly - Git It
Die überaus erfolgreiche 3 CD-Box “50 Jukebox Hits“ gibt es
jetzt endlich für alle Analog-Liebhaber auf Vinyl. Auch die dritte Ausgabe liefert wieder 20 Hits von original Interpreten aus den 50er Jahren. Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, Ricky Nelson,
Bill Haley, Chuck Berry lassen mit ihren zeitlosen und
unvergessenen Hits die Zeit der Tanzcafes, Petticoats noch
einmal aufleben.
- A1: Fats Domino - Hello Josephine
- A2: Guy Mitchell - Singing The Blues
- A3: Connie Francis - Who's Sorry Now
- A4: Eddie Cochran - C'mon Everybody
- A5: Paul Anka - I Love You Baby
- A6: Jerry Lee Lewis - Great Balls Of Fire
- A7: Elvis Presley - Kiss Me Quick
- A8: Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes
- A9: The Platters - The Great Pretender
- A10: Little Anthony & The Imperials - Tears On My Pillow
- B1: Dion & The Belmonts - I Wonder Why
- B2: Wanda Jackson - Kansas City
- B3: Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven
- B4: The Kingston Trio - Tom Dooley
- B5: Pat Boone - I'll Be Home
- B6: Duane Eddy - Cannon Ball
- B7: Ricky Nelson - Stood Up
- B8: The Mcguire Sisters - Sugartime
- B9: Rittle Richard - Keep-A-Knockin
- B10: Brenda Lee - Sweet Nothings
Die überaus erfolgreiche 3 CD-Box “50 Jukebox Hits“ gibt es
jetzt endlich für alle Analog-Liebhaber auf Vinyl. Auch die dritte Ausgabe liefert wieder 20 Hits von original Interpreten aus den 50er Jahren. Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Fats Domino, Ricky Nelson,
Bill Haley, Chuck Berry lassen mit ihren zeitlosen und
unvergessenen Hits die Zeit der Tanzcafes, Petticoats noch
einmal aufleben.
Nanocluster Vol 1. is an album with some serious pedigree. It sees Immersion (aka Malka Spigel and Colin Newman of influential groups Minimal Compact and Wire respectively) collaborating with some of the finest left field artists of our era: Tarwater, Laetitia Sadier, Ulrich Schnauss and Scanner. The project was born out of a Brighton based club night, also called Nanocluster, run by Spigel and Newman alongside writer, broadcaster and DJ Graham Duff, and promoter Andy Rossiter. The club features a range of influential and cutting edge music acts. But the unique aspect of the evenings is that each show climaxes with a one off collaboration between Immersion and the headliners. The songs having been written and recorded in the studio in just three days prior to the performance - or one day in the case of Schnauss. "It could have just been a series of performances." Says Newman.? "But the fact that we had built the tracks in the studio for the performances means we had these recordings." Says Spigel. The recordings have since been developed with Immersion heading up pro- duction duties. The result is a beautiful and unique album.? "I think the really interesting thing is how different everybody is," says Spigel. "Both as people and creatively." - Immersion and Tarwater: The German duo of Ronald Lippok and Bernd Jestram have created an impressive body of work. Yet their involvement with Immersion has opened out their sound, creating a more panoramic soundscape. The opening instrumental 'Ripples' is a gentle breathe of optimism, all purring tones and sun dazzled synths. Meanwhile, 'Mrs. Wood' is a dubby psychedelic shuffle, Lippok's vocal cool and assured over a fat bass line and skybound eastern melodics. It feels like a more spacious take on the Tarwater of albums such as 'Suns, Animals and Atoms'. The four musicians' 3rd collaboration is Nanocluster's most pop moment: with a heartfelt yet unsentimental lyric unfurling over feline rhythms, 'All You Cat Lovers' is a feel-good anthem for cat lovers everywhere. - Immersion and Laetitia Sadier: An original and distinctive presence in contemporary music, Sadier made her name with the inimitable Stereolab, but she's also created several impressive solo works. The instrumental 'Unclustered' sees Sadier's spidery guitar weaving through Immersion's lush web of synths drones. The following 'Uncensored' has a subtle melodic tug with a classic Spigel guitar line underpinning Sadier's sweet yet worldly wise vocal. 'Riding the Wave' is another feel good song, swapping between Newman's plaintive vocal, and Spigel's vocal and Sadier's backing vocals. With its uplifting chorus: 'Things have a way of working out' 'Riding The Wave' feels like it might be the sound of the summer we've all been waiting for. - Immersion & Ulrich Schnauss: A highly respected solo artist, as well as being a member of Tangerine Dream, Schnauss' skill with electronics is legendary. The opening 'Remember Those Days On The Road' skips along on a rimshot rhythm with Spigel's honeyed vocal telling a tale of life on tour. Yet it is far removed from such usual fare. This feels vulnerable and flecked with melancholy. 'Skylarks' opens with a lattice of arpeggios before a gently nag- ging guitar enters and everything takes a turn for the sublime. 'So Much Green' is everything you'd hope a collaboration between Newman, Spigel and Schnauss could be. A constantly spiralling urban-kosmisch, with Spigel's plangent bass anchoring the celestial sounds. The addition of her wordless backing vocals and recordings of real birdsong only serve to elevate the mood further. - Immersion & Scanner: Scanner - aka Robin Rimbaud - is one of the most prolific and diverse artists currently working in contemporary music. Spigel and Newman have of course collaborated extensively with Rimbaud before: alongside Max Franken in the art-pop group Githead. But this is something very different. Their opening piece together: 'Cataliz' is the album's moodiest moment. With its serpentine synth drones it sounds like the soundtrack to a mysterious thriller. The rich pulsing 'Metrosphere' recalls Immersion's early work whilst adding another layer of grainy uncertainty. The closing 'The Mundane and the Profound' opens with a "Rimbaud scanned" recording of an irritated flight attendant but this is eventually subsumed by a simple yet emotive piano figure: a gentle and touching end to a unique collection of songs. Nanocluster Vol.1 is a testament to a remarkable synergy between a diverse assembly of strongly individual talents. The fact that it not only succeeds, but excels should be cause for celebration.
- A1: Booker T & The M.g.'s - Green Onions
- A2: James Brown & The Famous Flames - Think
- A3: The Mar-Keys - Last Night
- A4: Marvin Gaye - Hitch Hike
- A5: Ray Charles - Unchain My Heart
- A6: Barrett Strong - Money (That's What I Want)
- A7: Stevie Wonder - Ain't That Love
- B1: Herbie Hancock - Watermelon Man
- B2: Ike & Tina Turner - A Fool In Love
- B3: Little Willie John - Fever
- B4: Etta James - I Just Want To Make Love To You
- B5: Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put A Spell On You
Part 2[15,34 €]
- A1: Flexx - Forever Starts Today (Also Playable Mono Remix)
- A2: Savage - Lonely Night (Flemming Dalum Remix)
- A3: D White - Don‘t Be Shy (Ryan Benson Remix)
- A4: Ken Laszlo - Forever Young (Flashback Remix)
- B1: Victor Ark Feat Matt Doll - Dark Affair
- B2: Also Playable Mono - Love Is In Your Heart (Extended Mix)
- B3: Alex Valentini - See You Again (Extended Mix)
- B4: Plastic Mode - Me Amor (Flemming Dalumn Remix)
Summer 2021 sees the fourth in the Frigio Allstars series hitting all respectable shelves.
Jack Carel opens the 12” with the acid burning grunge of “Fuck This Shit” followed by Sons of Traders with the chugging 4/4 nastiness of “A for All.” A trippy, dark industrial streak runs in the snares and swagger of Rambal Cochet’s “Doomsday Scenario Interface” and in the powerful introspection of Daniel Holt’s “The Recluse.” Neud Photo arrives on Frigio with a menacing debut, “The Split” which pierces a haze of smoke in this late-night floor-filler. Honored Matres who appeared on the first volume of these series, returns with the blackest of the compilation. Machine gun percussion close the 12” with Chris Mitchell offering the chopped and gnawed “Alsina.
Lu's Jukebox is a six-volume series of mostly full-band performances recorded live at Ray Kennedy's Room & Board Studio in Nashville, TN. Each volume features a themed set of songs by other artists curated by the multi-Grammy award winner, Lucinda Williams. The series aired as ticketed shows through Mandolin in late 2020 with a portion of ticket sales benefitting independent music venues struggling to get by through the pandemic. Like thousands of artists, Williams cut her teeth and developed her craft by playing in small, medium and large clubs throughout the country, and the world. These venues are vital to the development of artists and their music. Williams has never forgotten her roots, and often performs special shows in some of her favorite halls. This year, the Lu's Jukebox series will be made widely available on vinyl and CD. Volume 2, Southern Soul: From Memphis to Muscle Shoals, features covers of Al Green, Percy Sledge, Bobbie Gentry, Ann Peebles, Tony Joe White & more. It is scheduled for a July 9th, 2021 release.
Lu's Jukebox is a six-volume series of mostly full-band performances recorded live at Ray Kennedy's Room & Board Studio in Nashville, TN. Each volume features a themed set of songs by other artists curated by the multi-Grammy award winner, Lucinda Williams. The series aired as ticketed shows through Mandolin in late 2020 with a portion of ticket sales benefitting independent music venues struggling to get by through the pandemic. Like thousands of artists, Williams cut her teeth and developed her craft by playing in small, medium and large clubs throughout the country, and the world. These venues are vital to the development of artists and their music. Williams has never forgotten her roots, and often performs special shows in some of her favorite halls. This year, the Lu's Jukebox series will be made widely available on vinyl and CD. Volume 2, Southern Soul: From Memphis to Muscle Shoals, features covers of Al Green, Percy Sledge, Bobbie Gentry, Ann Peebles, Tony Joe White & more. It is scheduled for a July 9th, 2021 release.
- A1: Bt Express - Do It ('Til You're Satisfied) ('Til You're Satisfied)
- A2: Uncle Louie - I Like Funky Music (Feat Walter Murphy)
- A3: Thomas Stewart - Bump & Hustle Music
- A4: Brenda George - What You See Is What You're Gonna Get
- A5: All The People - Cramp Your Style (Feat Robert Moore)
- B1: The Soul Searchers - Think
- B2: Clarence Reid - If It Was Good Enough For Daddy
- B3: George & Gwen Mccrae - The Rub
- B4: Lee Dorsey - Give It Up
- B5: Robert Parker - Get Ta Steppin
- B6: Aaron Neville - Hercules
- A1: The Blowflys - Funky In The Hole
- A2: Funkadelic - If You Don't Like The Effects, Don't Produce The Cause
- A3: Ohio Players - Hustle Bird
- A4: The Armada Orchestra - For The Love Of Money
- A5: The Sylvers - Handle It
- A6: Malone & Barnes & The Spontaneous Simplicity - Road Man
- B1: James Brown - Smokin' & Drinkin
- B2: Kc & The Sunshine Band - I Get Lifted
- B3: T-Connection - Lady Of The Night
- B4: Asha Puthli - Flying Fish
- B5: The Jimmy Castor Bunch - The Mystery Of Me
- A1: Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul - (I've Got) So Much Trouble In My Mind (I've Got)
- A2: Eugene Blacknell & The New Breed - Dance To The Rhythm
- A3: Mavis John - Use My Body
- A4: Betty Wright - All Your Kissin' Sho' Don't Make True Lovin
- A5: Gil Scott-Heron - Lady Day & John Coltrane
- B1: Oby Onyioha - Enjoy Your Life
- B2: Incredible Bongo Band - Apache
- B3: Patrice Rushen - Music Of The Earth
- B4: Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes - Expansions
- B5: Millie Jackson - I'm Free
- A1: Témoignages
- A2: Pop Secret
- A3: Voyage Conseil
- A4: Lion D'or
- A5: Flash Sports
- A6: Spot Hub
- A7: Journal Tv 2
- A8: Stade 2
- A9: L'art Au Monde Des Ténèbres
- A10: Sonal Roissy
- B1: Bongo Fuego
- B2: Electrorythmes
- A3: E Pericoloso Sporgersi (Élément)
- A4: Une Mission Éphémère
- A5: Une Honorable Partie De Gó
- A6: Sonal Roissy (Inédit)
Transversales is very glad to announce the release of Mémoire Magnétique Vol. 2 spanning 1966-1993, revelatory collection of short and secret music by electronic music pioneer Bernard Parmegiani.
Since the late 50's, Bernard Parmegiani, a major figure of electroacoustic music and a founding member of GRM has created some eighty two concerts music. From the start,
Parmegiani’s work was closely linked to the screen, with dozens of documentaries, films, long features, animation films but also musical pieces for dance, stage or television. If many of his pieces are landmarks in the history of electroacoustic music (De Natura Sonorum, La Roue Ferris…), his application music compositions are strongly embedded in the subconscious landscape of the French public (Stade 2, Roissy Paris Airport…).
The second volume of this compilation allows us to discover some of unreleased rarities from Bernard Parmegiani’s personal archives and unpublished recordings which were composed for the screen or the performing arts.
- A1: Bobby Byrd - Back From The Dead
- A2: Funkadelic - Can You Get To That
- A3: T-Connection - Funkannection
- A4: The Sylvers - I Aim To Please
- A5: Patrice Rushen - Hang It Up
- B1: Joe Simon - Theme From Cleopatra Jones
- B2: Jerry Butler & Jerry Peters - Speak The Truth To The People - Frankie's Theme
- B3: Ohio Players - Funky Worm
- B4: Curtis Mayfield - Toot An' Toot An' Toot
- B5: Lonnie Liston Smith And The Cosmic Echoes - A Chance For Peace
- A1: Not The Forgiving Type (2 00)
- A2: That Fortress Is The Worstest (Bakaneko) (1 17)
- A3: That Fortress Is The Worstest (Akkoro Kamui) (1 19)
- A4: That Fortress Is The Worstest (Mizuchi & Dodomeki) (1 08)
- A5: Nobody's Getting In (0 48)
- A6: The Forgiving Type (1 54)
- A7: Flu-Ouise (0 50)
- A8: Beyond The Sea (3 06)
- A9: Witchy Witchy (0 35)
- A10: Here Comes The Meat Plane (0 57)
- A11: The Briefest Of Glances (1 45)
- A12: You've Got The Guts (1 47)
- A13: You Can't Spell Christmas Without Us (1 19)
- A14: Watching You From A Distant Place (0 40)
- A15: Sky Kiss (Intro) (0 32)
- A16: Sky Kiss (Extended) (2 19)
- A17: Cat Trainin' (1 01)
- A18: Chunky Blast Offs (0 53)
- A19: Dad-Chelor Party (0 46)
- A20: Tuscaloosa Twister (0 41)
- B1: Meat Man (1 02)
- B2: Street Life (0 55)
- B3: Winthorpe Manor (0 45)
- B4: Attention Humans Of America (0 52)
- B7: Fortress Of Inzanity (1 35)
- B8: Let My People Rock (Part 2) (0 55)
- B9: Roll A Rock To Rock & Roll (0 52)
- B10: Don't Rock In, Rock Out (0 49)
- B11: (I've Had) The Time Of My Life (3 03)
- B12: Mombo (0 35)
- B13: I Sure Would Like A Mom (2 03)
- B14: Hot Pants Rain Dance (2 52)
- B15: I Want To Take You Higher (1 10)
- B16: Sexy Little Tiger (0 43)
- B17: Playdates (1 03)
- B18: Who's A Fun Mom On Halloween? (1 39)
- B19: Bad At Being A Nun (1 15)
- B20: Give It To Teddy (1 12)
- C1: Christmas Of My Dreams (1 31)
- C2: Teddy's Bleaken Story (1 01)
- C3: The Bleaken (1 30)
- C4: Art Song (1 36)
- C5: O Christmas Tree (0 40)
- C6: The Bleaken (Reprise) (0 55)
- C7: Do You Hear What I Hear? (1 37)
- C8: Twinkly Lights (2 27)
- C9: Girl Power Jam (0 59)
- C10: Ga Ga (0 57)
- C11: Makin' It By Hand (1 00)
- C12: Bfot On The Kiss Spot (0 54)
- B5: General Inzanity (Intro) (1 19)
- C13: See Something Sing Something (0 51)
- C14: Sleepovers (0 45)
- C15: Best Couple Friends (0 43)
- C16: Weasel Weasel (0 57)
- C17: Happy Birthday We Forgot (1 07)
- C18: Sugar Cookies (1 25)
- C19: Bat Out Of Hell (1 20)
- C20: Mommies Are The Best (0 40)
- C21: Burobu (0 47)
- C22: This Wedding Is My Warzone (1 16)
- D1: Napkining (0 39)
- D2: Gumboy (0 32)
- D3: Friend Zone (1 34)
- D4: Hate The Way I Love You (2 06)
- D5: No Pants In Space (1 44)
- D6: The Right Number Of Boys (1 32)
- D7: Wheelie Mammoth (1 20)
- D8: Quarter Assin' (0 39)
- D9: Business Monster (0 53)
- D10: Trick Or Treat, Sticky Sweets (0 34)
- D11: None Of Your Business (1 03)
- D12: Let's Swap Eyes So We Can Empathize (0 51)
- D13: Radar Love (0 46)
- D14: Saving The Bird (1 23)
- D15: Alone (1 19)
- D16: Rollin' With Me (0 48)
- B6: Let My People Rock (Part 1) (1 31)
- D17: Doot Doo I Love You (1 02)
- D18: Snowballs & Sledding (0 44)
- D19: Hey Ange (0 42)
- D20: Bruce The Goose (1 06)
- D21: Pesto In My Pants (0 43)
- D22: Nothing Makes Me Happy (1 42)
- D23: Nothing Makes Me Happier (1 22)
- D24: How Many Sandwiches Can You Name? (0 41)
- D25: Bioluminescence (0 45)
- D26: Puppet Battle (0 58)
- D27: Regular Fries (Cruel To Be Kind) (1 04)
- D28: Cake (0 47)
The second volume of music from the hit Fox TV show ‘Bob’s Burgers’. The Emmywinning, top-rated show was named one of the 60 Greatest TV Cartoons of All Time
by TV Guide.
In addition to the show’s cast, the album features high-profile guests including Adam
Driver, Tiffany Haddish, Jenny Slate, Daveed Diggs, Max Greenfield, Toddrick Hall,
Aparna Nancherla and Matt Berninger (of the National).
The ‘Bob’s Burgers’ audience is wide-ranging: strong performance with 15-25 year
olds, median viewing age of 37, 35 share among males 35-54 and a 16 share of
females in the same group.
Campaign will include promotion from the cast and show production team.
‘The Bob’s Burgers Music Album Vol. 2’ includes nearly every single musical morsel
from Seasons 7 through 9.
This 90-song smorgasbord will feature the Belcher family - Bob (H. Jon Benjamin),
Linda (John Roberts), Tina (Dan Mintz), Gene (Eugene Mirman) and Louise (Kristen
Schaal) - as well as the show’s numerous recurring and special guests.
For fans of the show, enjoying the music of Bob’s Burgers on its own is both an
irresistible to-go bag and ultimately a world unto itself. Lose yourself in the strangely
epic disco celebration ‘Hot Pants Rain Dance’, sing along with the musical theatre
gem ‘The Wedding Is My Warzone’, or do whatever you’re gonna do to ‘Sexy Little
Tiger’ but don’t miss ‘The Bob’s Burgers Music Album Vol. 2’.
The legendary Tony Cook, one of the most influential artists of Funk music, and James Brown’s drummer, has produced many great records since the early 80’s, from Boogie, Electro Funk, and House Music.
This EP showcases the versatility of Tony Cook’s creative repertoire and is a testament to his very unique style of production with unreleased songs.




















