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Deeper Than Black EP
Deeper Than Black EP (limited 12")
Cat: CCP 05. Rel: 19 Apr 23
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Deeper Than Black (7:32)
Alzira Vida (8:23)
Ocean Drive (6:21)
Difi The Hifi (6:50)
Review: We're not sure who GeeW is but since 2021 they have served up three super fusion EPs, one on Ten Lovers Music and two on Colin Curtis Presents, which is where they return now for the third time. Their Deeper Than Black EP is a magic one that draws on all forms of jazz, soul, Latin, bossa, funk and house to cook up broken beat explorations doused in sunshine and with one eye on the stars. The title cut is a lively and vibrant jam with layers of percussion and mad Rhodes jams, 'Alzira Vida' is a little more chill but no less expertly arranged and 'Ocean Drive' then gets more dance with its prickly broken beats and lush horns. 'Difi The Hifi' is high-paced fusion brilliance.
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タグ: Latin Jazz | Jazzy House
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Colors
Colors (12")
Cat: GOND 12002. Rel: 23 Aug 18
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Colors (2:44)
The Creator Has A Master Plan (5:21)
Love Is Everywhere (4:26)
You've Got To Have Freedom (6:25)
Review: Matthew Halsall's Gondwana label is seeing a busy August what with the imprint flooding our jazz charts with reissues and, of course, new releases such as this wonderful collaborative effort from The Gondwana Orchestra and Dwight Trible. Trible's voice is like silk, running up and down the delicate waves of melodies from the collective, with "Colors" and "The Creator Has A Master Plan" both capable of making the toughest of audiences feel utterly uplifted. On the flip, "Love Is Everywhere" shines bright amid a flurry of flutes and intricate drum percussions, while "You've Got To Have Freedom" rides off a much smoother, deeper sort of vibe that's got a little funk at its core. Wicked.
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Adventures Begin
Adventures Begin (limited yellow & red marbled vinyl 7")
Cat: SP45 049YR. Rel: 08 Apr 24
 
Jazz
Adventures Begin (3:15)
Estrellas (3:38)
Review: Spasibo Records has been busy lining up plenty of great funk sounds that all seem to be dropping at once. One of them is this limited yellow and red marbled vinyl from The Great Revivers. The band hail from St Petersburg in Russia and these two instrumental tunes are perfect examples of their lush library funk sound. Both were recorded pre-pandemic back in 2019 at a vintage studio in an old church. The organs really shimmer and bring the heat to opening cut 'Adventures Begin' while 'Estrellas' dial down into a more late night and intimate atmosphere before the funky breaks and neat guitar riffs come on with full force.
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アルバム
Maghreb Cantata Live 1969
Cat: WHP 1461. Rel: 14 Mar 23
 
Jazz
Intro (0:46)
Buanuara (5:25)
Alaji (3:44)
Salhe (1:38)
Nemeit (5:05)
Fazani (4:59)
Is Tikhbar/Ghitta/Alaji (11:11)
Djerbi/M'rabaa/Buanuara (22:01)
Nemeit/Hayadanumuyama/Fazani (18:05)
Review: Legendary jazz man and truly free spirited musical maestro Don Cherry joined up with Swiss pianist and composer George Gruntz and his group in Tunisia and Germany in May and September 1969 to record this. It brings together two powerhouses with North-African flavoured deep jazz results featuring piano, cornet, flute and celeste mixed up with various different reeds players as well as a selection of traditional instruments such as the bendir, ney, bagpipes, tabla and darbouka. It all adds up to a mesmerising and trance inducing ritual of jazz magic.
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People Need People
People Need People (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: SCLP 491. Rel: 04 Mar 21
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
People Need People (4:18)
Hold On To Your Dreams (4:51)
Nigeria (5:06)
Imani River (4:58)
The Higher Love (4:10)
Tribes (6:43)
Inner Light (6:20)
African Spirits (6:39)
New World Shuffle (6:37)
Good Juju (3:50)
Mother Of The Earth (4:51)
Review: Long-established Italian producer Nicola Conte started working with jazz trombobist Gianluca Petrella back in 2017. In the years since, they've released a string of singles that fuse contemporary house sounds with the rhythms and musical styles of Africa. Here they present their collaborative debut album, People Need People, an effortlessly soulful affair that draws deeply on the pair's joint love of deep jazz-funk (see 'Hold On To Your Dreams') and the funk-fuelled goodness of Afrobeat ('Nigeria'). Throw in versions of those previously released singles (think 'African Spirits' and 'New World Shuffle' for starters), and you've got a highly entertaining full of high-quality musicianship and plenty of life-affirming melodic motifs.
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All Black Everything
Cat: JRF 0054LP. Rel: 10 Jan 25
 
Jazz
Paloma Negra (5:15)
Soar When I'm Alone (5:00)
Full Sun (4:35)
Isaiah's Interlude (1:18)
Petite (5:49)
All Black Everything (5:05)
Review: Gadiaga, a rising star in the UK music scene, brings a fresh and captivating blend of old-school jazz tradition and modern rootsy sounds in her latest release, All Black Everything. Drawing from her Senegalese, Gambian, and Malian heritage, Gadiaga's music resonates with authenticity and vitality. Influenced by legends like Betty Carter and Stevie Wonder, she crafts a unique style that captivates audiences and critics alike. Through her soulful voice and compelling lyrics, Gadiaga explores themes of individuality, struggle and empowerment. All Black Everything serves as a poignant expression of her personal journey, celebrating the strength found in embracing one's uniqueness. With appearances at renowned festivals and support from influential platforms like Jazz FM and BBC Radio, Gadiaga's star continues to rise, cementing her status as a significant new voice in contemporary music. This album is a big reason why and should win over any listener.
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Strip Tease (Soundtrack)
Strip Tease (Soundtrack) (pink vinyl LP)
Cat: SVVRCH 064C. Rel: 14 Feb 25
 
Soundtracks
Strip-Tease (2:10)
Wake Me At Five (2:45)
Solitude (2:07)
At Maxim's (1:01)
Rafa Temporel (2:44)
Ariane Audition (0:46)
Some Small Chance (1:59)
Safari (3:59)
Bath Dance (1:53)
Serge At Sam's (2:31)
Strip-Tease (instrumental) (2:56)
At Elephant Blanc (5:06)
Poupee La Rose (1:43)
Effeuillage (0:29)
Serge & Sam (2:32)
Crazy-Horse Swing (1:44)
Hurry (3:20)
Strip-Tease (Piano) (1:17)
Rendez-Vous A La Calavados (2:56)
Review: Painter, musician, actor, director and producer. John Lurie has done a lot in his time, whether that's appearing in 19 movies, composing for 20 TV shows and films - including some of those he was the star of - or producing primitivist art work. Here, we get to engage with two of those back catalogues, even if only because these are scores to a pair of his most iconic flicks. Always cool and stripped, Lurie's stuff is the kind of experimental-leaning jazz that works so well when setting the scene. And this applies off screen, IRL too: pressing play here will only serve to create a mood wherever you are, no matter what you're doing. One of shadowy streets, yellow hued spots, smoky barrooms and dark backrooms, a sense of after hours exploration.
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Turbulence & Pulse
Turbulence & Pulse (limited gatefold grey marbled vinyl 2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: IARC 0057LPI. Rel: 04 May 23
 
Jazz
Turbulence's Pulse (4:17)
Wynter Time (9:26)
Locomotion (4:04)
If It Rains. To Pursue Truth (4:12)
Melancholia (3:52)
Alibama (4:34)
Can't See The Sun (8:01)
Sometimes I Think To Myself (5:17)
Out Stepped Zim (6:35)
Underground Formation (6:45)
Melancholia (live) (7:40)
If It Rains. To Persue Truth (live) (6:41)
Out Stepped Zim (live) (7:02)
Review: South Africa-based drummer Asher Gamedze looks into the relationship between time, music and history on this exceptional new album Turbulence and Pulse. This is a debut on this notable jazz label for this artist but those who follow free music closely will be familiar with his work such as his ZUZU debut album Dialectic Soul or last year's offering on Astral Spirits, Out Side Work. This album sees him again work with his core quartet from Dialectic Soul, namely South African musicians Thembinkosi Mavimbela on bass, Robin Fassie on trumpet, and Buddy Wells on tenor sax. It results in a soulful and accessible yet forward-thinking sound.
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Constitution
Constitution (gatefold 2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: IARC 84LP. Rel: 29 Aug 24
 
Jazz
Find Each Other (3:51)
Determining Facts (16:26)
Antagonism (1:34)
Elaboration (3:15)
Constitution (part 1) (17:42)
Constitution (part 2) (21:33)
Destitution (2:02)
High Land, New Home (4:20)
Melancholia (7:09)
Deposition: A Song For The Dialectician (3:27)
Review: Asher Gamedze's Constitution unfolds as a profound exploration of ensemble dynamics and collective creativity. Following the 2023 release Turbulence and Pulse, this double album introduces The Black Lungs, a ten-piece ensemble that expands Gamedze's vision of polyrhythmic and modal music. Recorded in a single day at Cape Town's Sound and Motion Studios, the album is a great example to the power of collective expression and autonomous constitution. The album features Gamedze on drums alongside Ru Slayen on percussion, Sean Sanby on bass, and Nobuhle Ashanti on piano, creating a cohesive rhythm section. This core is enriched by Tumi Pheko's cornet, Garth Erasmus and Jed Petersen's saxophones, Tina Mene's vocals, Athi Ngcaba's trombone, and Fred Moten's spoken word, each adding layers of tonal and atonal exploration. Constitution embodies the spirit of the Black Consciousness Movement, blending revolutionary thought with musical innovation. The ensemble's interplay reflects a process of collective unraveling, questioning, and creative resistance against systemic oppression. Gamedze's work is both a tribute to historical struggles and a celebration of the ensemble as a site of resistance and artistic possibility.
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Daughter Of A Temple
Cat: LTR 045. Rel: 13 Nov 24
 
Jazz
A Love Chant (feat Esperanza Spalding) (3:49)
Om Supreme (feat Vijay Iyer & Immanuel Wilkins) (6:58)
Prema Muditha (feat Shabaka Hutchings) (4:49)
Elders Wayne & Carolina (4:36)
Om Namah Sivaya (feat Charles Overton & Ganesan Doraiswamy) (2:55)
Journey In Satchidananda/Ghana Nila (6:24)
A Love Supreme: Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith (part 1) (2:03)
A Love Supreme: Peter Sellars (feat Peter Sellars - part 2) (2:27)
A Love Supreme: Alice Coltrane (part 3) (3:25)
A Love Supreme: IONE (feat Ione - part 4) (8:33)
Review: GANAVYA's upcoming album Daughter of a Temple promises an extraordinary fusion of spiritual jazz and South Asian devotional music, featuring a rich tapestry of collaborative tracks. The lead single, 'draw something beautiful,' released in July, sets the tone with its ethereal blend of vocal intensity and intricate arrangements. Expect contributions from esperanza spalding and Vijay Iyer, whose signature styles weave into GANAVYA's soulful soundscapes. Shabaka Hutchings adds a vibrant spiritual jazz energy, while Immanuel Wilkins brings a hauntingly melodic saxophone presence. Each track unfolds as a layered ritual, capturing the album's theme of collective artistic and spiritual exploration.
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Nilam
Nilam (LP)
Cat: LTR 051. Rel: 22 May 25
 
International
Land (3:04)
Song For Sad Times (3:23)
Not A Burden (3:35)
Sinathavar Mudikkum (2:36)
Nine Jeweled Prayer (9:38)
Pasayadan (5:41)
Sees Fire (2:20)
Review: Recorded in collaboration with Nils Frahm at Berlin's Leiter Studio, Ganavya's fourth album is destined to carve its own path to recognition due to its unique quality. A follow-up to last year's acclaimed Daughter of a Temple, which drew praise from many music outlets, Nilam - probably best known her for her appearance alongside Sault at their recent live show - continues her journey into music as devotion, meditation and memory. Born in New York and raised in Tamil Nadu, she moves fluidly between traditions, channeling pilgrimage trails, harikatha storytelling and jazz improvisation into something uniquely her own. Her voice is unhurried, intimate and full of clarity, conjuring stillness even in motion. It's a sound that invites stillness but never feels static, where every breath carries the weight of generations and each silence says as much as her lyrics. The songs on Nilam feel distilled from years of lived experience, shaped by years of live performance as tracks like 'Sees Fire' blend Eastern tonalities with meditative jazz, fusing introspection with emotional firepower. The album traces the patterns of gratitude, loss and rootedness meanwhile anchoring the listener in a place beyond the physical. Rather than chase genre, ganavya reaches toward essence. Nilam isn't just an album, it's a moment held in reverence. A sonic altar where memory, spirit and sound meet. In her hands, song becomes a ritual of listening.
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The Absence
Cat: 652363 9. Rel: 06 Jun 24
 
Jazz
Mira (4:14)
Amalia (3:02)
So Long (3:46)
So We Meet Again My Heartache (4:20)
Lisboa (5:18)
Impossible Love (3:47)
If I Tell You I Love You (3:28)
Goodbye (3:38)
Se Voce Me Ama (4:53)
My Heart Won't Have It Any Other Way (2:34)
Iemanja (4:00)
Review: Melody Gardot's album The Absence is an ambitious blend of global influences, from the sun-drenched tones of Brazil to the evocative atmospheres of Morocco and Buenos Aires. Gardot's songwriting shines, merging her signature wry honesty with the rhythms and moods of the countries she explores. Tracks like 'Mira' and 'Lisboa' are lush with Spanish guitars, harps, and local percussions, crafting a backdrop of lazy days and warm nights. Gardot's voice, ever sultry and inviting, navigates through these arrangements with an ease that recalls classic bossa nova, occasionally flirting with the styles of New Orleans jazz on tracks like 'Goodbye.' While the album sometimes risks slipping into the overly mannered, Gardot maintains a charm that makes The Absence a compelling listen, proving her continual growth as a sophisticated singer/songwriter with a worldly touch.
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Yowzers
Yowzers (translucent purple vinyl LP + insert with obi-strip (indie exclusive))
Cat: IARC 97LPI. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Jazz
Yowzers (2:12)
The Glorification Of Small Victories (5:00)
There, Inside The Morning Glory (5:10)
Roller Skates (4:04)
For Breezy (3:55)
I Am (Bells) (2:14)
Promontory (2:13)
John, John Henry (3:45)
Damn You Cute (3:52)
Cumulus (7:02)
Touch (2:12)
Leave Some For You (3:24)
Review: The latest album from Chicago composer and improviser Ben LaMar Gay is his most fluid and assured to date. Backed by his long-time quartet of Tommaso Moretti, Matthew Davis and Will Faber, Yowzers ripples with rhythmic intuition and emotional weight, moving between playful sketches and hymn-like vignettes without ever breaking its spell. Tracks like 'the glorification of small victories' and 'I am (bells)' are recorded live, capturing the spatial intelligence of the group's shared language - an ensemble sound built through years on the road. 'for Breezy' and 'leave some for you' find Gay in a balladic register, unafraid of simplicity, while 'John, John Henry' retools folklore through polyrhythmic loops and group chant. The result is at once free and tightly woven - a folk-rooted sound that spirals into cosmic territory. Rob Frye's flute and a mini-choir add further texture, but it's Gay's ear for structure and storytelling that binds it all. These aren't just compositions but musical rituals, alive with history, invention and care. It's not jazz, not quite, not only - this is music that trusts its players as much as its audience, carrying old knowledge forward with lightness, humour and reverence. A quiet triumph.
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Yowzers
Yowzers (LP + insert with obi-strip)
Cat: IARC 97LP. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Jazz
Yowzers (2:22)
The Glorification Of Small Victories (4:51)
There, Inside The Morning Glory (6:02)
Roller Skates (3:06)
For Breezy (4:04)
I Am (Bells) (2:05)
Promontory (2:13)
John, John Henry (3:44)
Damn You Cute (3:51)
Cumulus (7:03)
Touch (2:11)
Leave Some For You (3:24)
Review: Ben LaMar Gay expands his musical lexicon with mala-morphemic glee on Yowzers, a wide-berthing new LP trading in exp points racked up as a soloist, bandleader, and key player in Chicago's music scene. Conscripting his long-running quartet (Tommaso Moretti, Matthew Davis, Will Faber) for dispatch on a new instrumental regiment, the record snaps the intimate language they've developed through years of live performance, captured here in a rare set of real-time recordings. As always, Gay pushes outward from folkloric roots, incorporating choir arrangements, in-studio experimentation, and contributions from frequent collaborators like Rob Frye and Ayanna Woods, be that through the looped minimalism of 'Yowzers' to the mournful swing of 'For Breezy' and the guttural blues of 'John, John Henry.'
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Souvenirs
Souvenirs (LP + booklet)
Cat: MRI 201LP. Rel: 22 Feb 24
 
Jazz
Clouds Moving On The Sky (5:07)
Ready To Leave (3:30)
Is It Sunny Or Cloudy In The Land You Live? (4:58)
Tenkou! Why Feel Sorry? (3:59)
Ethiopia My Motherland (5:08)
Where Is The Highway Of Thought? (3:49)
Don't Forget Your Country (3:28)
Like The Sun Shines On Meadows (5:48)
Review: The first vocal album by beloved Ethiopian nun, composer, and pianist Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, Souvenirs is a profound and deeply moving home collection of cassette recordings made amidst political upheaval and turmoil. These are songs of wisdom, loss, mourning, and exile, sung directly into a boombox and accompanied by Emahoy's unmistakable piano. Though written and recorded while still living at her family's home in Addis Ababa, Emahoy sings of the heartache of leaving her beloved Ethiopia, a reflection on the 1974 revolution and ensuing Red Terror in her homeland, and a presentiment of her future exile in Jerusalem. Rich with the sound of birds outside the window, the creak of the piano bench, the thump of Emahoy's finger on the record button, they create a sense of place, of being near the artist while she records. Emahoy's lyrics, sung in Amharic, are poetic and heavy with the weight of exile; she dreamt of releasing this music to a larger audience before her passing in March of 2023, so in her honour, Mississippi present this album in collaboration with her family now, in what would have been her 100th year.
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タグ: African
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Church Of Kidane Mehret
Cat: MRI 214LP. Rel: 22 May 25
 
Modern Classical
Ave Maria (2:36)
Spring Ode - Meskerem (8:40)
The Storm (6:20)
Essay On Mahlet, The Prayer Of Saint Yared (4:00)
Via Dolorosa, XIth Station Of The Cross (11:14)
Prayer For Peace Ps 122 (Kyrie Eleison) (3:55)
Review: Mississippi Recs provide yet another delta stream's worth of Ethio musics by nun and composer Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru, presenting a remarkable body of work shaped by faith, solitude, and a deep reverence for sound. First self-released in 1972 and now enlarged over two formerly unheard piano pieces, this new curatorial crimp reveals Emahoy's profound engagement with the liturgical traditions of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church: all laid to record across sacred spaces in Jerusalem, they hear her play piano, harmonium and organ, with tactful piano fingers assuring a chiming touch on 'Ave Maria' and 'Essay on Mahlet', both religious chants heard to echo against ancient stone. Also inside are two compositions from the near-lost album Der Sang Des Meeres (1963), salvaged from obscurity and restored here with equal reverence.
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タグ: African
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Church Of Kidane Mehret
Church Of Kidane Mehret (clear vinyl LP + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: MRI 214LPC1. Rel: 22 May 25
 
Modern Classical
Ave Maria (2:36)
Spring Ode - Meskerem (8:40)
The Storm (6:18)
Essay On Mahlet, The Prayer Of Saint Yared (4:00)
Via Dolorosa, XIth Station Of The Cross (11:14)
Prayer For Peace Ps 122 (Kyrie Eleison) (3:54)
Review: Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru's deeply spiritual music has long remained a hidden gem and this release offers a rare chance to experience her most poignant works. Recorded in churches across Jerusalem, her performances on piano, harmonium and pipe organ transcend genre that blends Ethiopian Orthodox liturgy with the technical sophistication of her classical training. There's a serenity to these pieces, particularly in 'Ave Maria,' where her piano's crystalline chimes fill the sacred spaces, while 'Spring Ode - Meskerem' brings new life to familiar melodies, played through the rich drones of the harmonium. The collection moves from meditative to dramatic, with 'Essay on Mahlet' offering a slow, introspective journey as Emahoy translates the free verse of Orthodox liturgy into a delicate piano composition. The inclusion of 'The Storm' provides a moment of intense contrast, its stormy narrative unfolding through sharp, thunderous piano lines. Emahoy's ability to blend devotional themes with emotional depth is most apparent in 'Via Dolorosa,' where the music mirrors the weight of the stations of the cross with breathtaking gravity. Her music, though niche, stands out for its seamless fusion of Ethiopian spirituality with the grand traditions of Western classical music, feeling entirely distinct in its expression. The recordings, originally made in 1972, show a stark simplicity and restrained power that speaks directly to the soul. It's a rare treasure and an essential contribution to the world of spiritual music.
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タグ: African
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Blueblue
Cat: LLR 220. Rel: 20 Feb 23
 
Jazz
Vertical Stripes (2:46)
Rising Steam (2:53)
Parallel Diamonds Or Crossed Cords (2:16)
Seven Treasures Of The Buddha (2:49)
Interlaced Circles Of Two Birds (3:39)
Counterweights (3:05)
Checks (7:05)
Fishing Nets (3:53)
Fish Scales (5:07)
Diamonds (3:00)
Woven Bamboo (3:50)
Plaid Design Of The Nakamura Family (3:32)
Bamboo Fence (3:44)
Horizontal Stripes (4:40)
Review: Sam Gendel's prolific spell continues apace on his regular home of Leaving Records as he widens the net beyond the stark saxophone work he's best known for. This LP is ostensibly based around 14 different patterns within traditional Japanese embroidery, and these configurations have proven to be a strong jump off point for Gendel's delicate, acoustic compositions. There's minimalism and frailty around the sound palette, but equally a captivating warmth and some genuinely stunning musicianship. Gendel does indeed wield his sax plenty on the album, but it feels here like the emphasis is on guitar rather than woodwind, resulting in a captivating, understated listen from a true modern master.
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Dream Trio
Dream Trio (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 870405 0244. Rel: 02 Jan 25
 
Jazz
Angel's Egg (3:36)
Legends Of The Ohmu (4:12)
Fallslake (3:38)
India (4:42)
I See Signs Everywhere (4:09)
Ten Dreams (7:34)
Charango (4:29)
Susto (2:41)
Str8 Out A Swamp (5:28)
Everything Happens To Me (3:07)
Review: Sam Gendel is renowned for his innovative use of saxophones and wind controllers and with that he brings a fresh perspective to contemporary music. Benny Bock meanwhile is a versatile keyboardist, composer, producer and sound designer from Oakland, California who crafts evocative soundscapes across diverse styles. Hans Kjorstad is the third and final part of this three-way collaboration and is a musician and composer who specialises in contemporary microtonal music while drawing inspiration from Norwegian traditional music and experimental improvisation. Together, their unique approaches push the boundaries of modern music as they weave traditional and avant-garde elements into a rich tapestry of sound that bridges genres and challenges conventions.
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The Doober
Cat: LAIG 149078.1. Rel: 31 May 24
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Circle (1:34)
Gbtc (3:33)
Rugged Road (4:55)
Ben Hur (2:30)
Tombo (5:55)
The Circle Game (5:02)
The Edge (2:20)
Boa 2 (4:36)
Tomorrow Never Dies (4:25)
Sweet Here (6:05)
Milton Suite (4:19)
Review: The Doober, the latest instalment in the Music for Saxofone and Bass Guitar series by jazz duo Sam Gendel and Sam Wilkes, is a freewheeling listen through covers of songs by artists like Joni Mitchell, Judee Sill, and Sheryl Crow. Recorded live, the album captures the raw energy and spontaneity of their performances that feature Gendel's dynamic saxophone work and Wilkes' bouncing basslines. The duo's approach to covers is far from conventional, as they prioritise spacious textural exploration over faithful renditions. Tracks like 'Rugged Road' and 'The Circle Game' undergo radical transformations, evolving into wriggling, cartoonish masses and modal studies, respectively. Gendel and Wilkes playfully deconstruct each song, infusing them with their own cheeky sense of abandon. Despite their unconventional approach, the duo's chemistry shines through on every track, with each piece serving as a framed photo of outer space, presenting the infinite within a digestible container. The album's highlights include unexpected interpolations, such as a jazz rendition of Sheryl Crow's 'Tomorrow Never Dies' and a seamless transition from Miklos Rozsa's 'Love Theme (From Ben Hur)' into Chris Isaak's 'Wicked Game.'
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Physical Structure (B-STOCK)
Cat: LTJC 006 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Jazz
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged and surface marks but otherwise in excellent condition
Physical Structure
Little Island
Mustard Pot
Naima
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged and surface marks but otherwise in excellent condition***


George Otsuka Quintet were active in the Japanese jazz scene of the early to mid 70s, led by famed jazz drummer George Otsuka and with a modest grip of LPs to their name. It's been a while since anyone turned their attention to this visionary outfit, but now the stunning, freewheeling 1976 album "Physical Structure" has received the reissue treatment via Le Tres Jazz Club, and it's a good thing too. This incredible session finds Otsuka leading his band down limber, energised avenues of rhythm and groove, constantly skittering from scene to scene without missing a beat. The album even wraps up with a take on John Coltrane's evergreen "Naima" that leaps off the platter with joy in a fitting homage to the original.
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Ibio Ibio
Ibio Ibio (limited translucent yellow vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: EVER 102LPC. Rel: 29 Sep 22
 
Jazz
Creation: Abasi & Atai (feat Sanity & Daru Jones) (5:09)
Journey Across The Sea (3:21)
Ekpe (5:40)
The Long Juju Slave Route Of Arochokwu (feat Sanity & Daru Jones) (4:31)
Abasi Ukpong (5:44)
Abasi Enyong (5:05)
Abasi Isang (4:49)
Creation: Nnyin Ido Ibibio (feat Sanity & Daru Jones) (4:58)
Review: It's always a good day when we hear something new from acclaimed saxophonist, composer, bandleader and innovator Camilla George. This third album is another rich, highly cultural mix of afrobeat, hip hop, jazz and Camilla's virtuosic alto saxophone sounds. Plenty of vital talents from the vibrant London scene feature as well as Birmingham's finest MC Lady Sanity. The record is dedicated to Camilla's Ibibio tribe of south eastern coastal Nigeria, and says the artist, is "a celebration of roots, creation and community" and that certainly comes over.
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Max Gerl
Max Gerl (gatefold heavyweight vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: JMI 16. Rel: 01 Aug 24
 
Jazz
Patience To Find The Start Of The Journey's Path (3:24)
Jimmy’s House Painting (5:20)
For Rinat (4:47)
Contradiction (Improvisation) (1:43)
Allegro (Improvisation) (2:28)
Lento (Improvisation) (1:55)
Language Of The Unheard (4:52)
Choice (Improvisation) (3:29)
Elegy (Improvisation) (3:59)
Let’s Cool One (5:52)
Postlude (Improvisation) (1:35)
Review: Dallas-born bassist Max Gerl, now based in L.A., released his EP Tbilisi independently in December 2019. The EP made a strong impression on one Mr. Cohn who often listened to it that winter. After meeting Gerl in New York City and being impressed by his intense bass playing, Cohn decided to collaborate with him. When it was announced that Stanley Clarke would produce Gerl's solo bass LP, plans for a JMI recording road trip were set and it eventually went down at United Studios in Los Angeles in December 2022 and was "a dream come true," with Clarke offering his expertise and engineers Sebastian Krys and Daniel Galindo crafting exceptional sounds from a new and unknown world of jazz.
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Sweet Rain (reissue)
Sweet Rain (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 651246 9. Rel: 30 Aug 24
 
Jazz
Litha (8:26)
O Grande Amor (4:42)
Sweet Rain (7:08)
Con Alma (8:05)
Windows (8:57)
Review: Following the extraordinary mainstream success of jazz legend Stan Getz's bossa nova era, he dropped this album produce by Creed Taylor. To this day, Sweet Rain stands out as an exceptional straight-ahead jazz album and it features an impressive young band including pianist Chick Corea, bassist Ron Carter, and drummer Grady Tate. The album radiates vibrant energy that inspired Getz to reach new expressive heights and Verve's Acoustic Sounds Series presents this classic with analog tape transfers and remastered 180-gram vinyl, all packaged in deluxe gatefold format.
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Previously Unreleased Recordings (Acoustic Sounds Series)
Previously Unreleased Recordings (Acoustic Sounds Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 585383 1. Rel: 22 Feb 24
 
Jazz
Night & Day (6:47)
But Beautiful (4:42)
Funkallero (6:42)
My Heart Stood Still (8:29)
Melinda (5:05)
Grandfather's Waltz (7:25)
Review: The plainspoken title Previously Unheard Recordings was given to Stan Getz and Bill Evans' six-track set of rarities back in 1974. The result of a recording session completed over ten years earlier in 1963, all the pieces heard here shine bright lights on the pianist and saxophonist's synergistic powers, and come backed by auxiliary instrumental incantations from two bassists, Ron Carter and Richard Davis, as well as drumming by Elvin Jones. Emblematic of the cool jazz style, the overgirding mood is one of time-lapsed delight and lightness of being, but yet which is not fearful of life's downer moments; this loyalty to jazz's complexity of mood can be heard all the way from 'Night And Day' or the closing 'Grandfather's Waltz'.
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The Trance Of Seven Colors
The Trance Of Seven Colors (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: ZEHRA 001. Rel: 12 Nov 20
 
Jazz
La Allah Dayim Moulenah (11:07)
Bala Moussaka (3:54)
Hamdouchi (9:05)
Peace In Essaouira (For Sonny Sharrock) (7:22)
Boulandi Samawi (13:56)
Moussa Berkiyo/Koubaliy Beriah La'Foh (4:37)
Salat Anbi (8:19)
Casa Casa Atougra (5:04)
Mahraba (7:54)
Review: Back in 1994, legendary tenor saxophonist Pharoah Sanders joined forces with celebrated "gnawa" musician Maleem Mahmoud Ghania and producer Bill Laswell for an album of far-sighted jazz experiments. For some reason "The Trance Of Seven Colors" was never released on vinyl at the time, meaning that this double LP reissue is a genuine first. The set itself still sounds as fresh and otherworldly as it did back in the 1990s, offering a unique and otherworldly fusion of traditional Moroccan instrumentation, vocals and rhythms, freestyle jazz improvisations and cosmic production from the effervescent Laswell. We can't think of many other albums that are quite like it, which is high praise indeed.
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A Trip To The Moon
A Trip To The Moon (limited gatefold seaglass black swirl vinyl LP)
Cat: KCR 12033LPC1. Rel: 22 Feb 24
 
Funk
Opening (0:37)
Eyes Of Love (2:24)
Where To? (3:07)
To The Moon! (3:20)
Achluo (3:32)
Nova (3:00)
Helios (3:08)
Into The Abyss (0:48)
Again (3:35)
A Solar Wind (2:30)
Space Walk (3:01)
Casadastra (3:16)
A Rare View (2:42)
Totality (3:39)
Infinite Dark (3:15)
Review: Building on the success of their A New Kind of Love album back in 2022, Ghost Funk Orchestra ventures further into the realms of film music, exotica, and psychedelic surf rock with new record A Trip To The Moon.' It was written with the aim of creating a richly layered and collaged listening experience with myriad elements waiting to be discovered with each new spin, and they have certainly achieved that. Featuring fuzzy guitars drenched in spring reverb and horns arranged in a studio big band style, it offers a blend of garage rock attitude and big compositions with influences like Eddie Palmieri and Dusty Springfield to be found within. It also features real recorded transmissions from the Apollo moon missions weaved throughout the tracks as a tale is told of a woman left stranded on Earth by her cosmonaut partner.
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Soundscapes Vol 1: Music For Harlequins
Cat: JAKARTA 182LP. Rel: 01 Mar 23
 
Jazz
It's All There (2:28)
Igualmente (3:11)
L'arlecchino (3:00)
Cora (2:12)
Il Castello Dei Pagliacci (3:15)
Vengo A Te (1:28)
Feeling Home (3:31)
Humore (4:11)
Sobrio (3:37)
Un Nuovo Giorno (3:57)
NoNoNo (3:33)
Sandia (The Melon Song) (3:20)
La Mia Regina (3:39)
Review: Jakarta Records is mostly known for its superb hip hop but this one is a dazzling album well worth checking. It's a perfect mix of instrumental jazz, soul and gentle grooves that will get you nodding along and lost in the gorgeous melodies from the master of this sort of stuff that is Gianni Brezzo. The Italian has put put several fine albums before now and this collection is another doozy with certain harmonic and rhythmic concepts recurring throughout that drawn on European and folklorist style.
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Great Jazz Standards (Tone Poet Series)
Great Jazz Standards (Tone Poet Series) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 385683 6. Rel: 04 May 23
 
Jazz
Davenport Blues (4:42)
Straight No Chaser (4:42)
Ballad Of The Sad Young Men (4:42)
Joy Spring (4:42)
Django (6:41)
Chant Of The Weed (5:38)
Theme (6:21)
Review: Arranger, composer and pianist Gil Evans worked with Miles Davis on two notable albums - Miles Ahead and The Birth of Cool - and also made a fine debut of his own in 1958. A year later he got back in the studio to work on Great Jazz Standards which saw him work with two different ensembles including talents like trumpeter Johnny Coles, soprano saxophonist Steve Lacy and clarinetist Budd Johnson amongst more. It is a superb look at some great jazz gems from Bix Beiderbecke's 'Davenport Blues' to a shimmering version of Thelonious Monk's 'Straight No Chaser.' It gets the full remastering treatment for this reissue.
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Look To The Rainbow (Verve By Request)
Look To The Rainbow (Verve By Request) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 584920 6. Rel: 22 Feb 24
 
Jazz
Berimbou (2:10)
Once Upon A Summertime (3:04)
Felicidade (2:29)
I Will Wait For You (4:42)
Frevo (2:24)
Maria Quiet (Marie Moita) (1:55)
Look To The Rainbow (3:27)
Bim Bom (1:52)
Lugar Bonita (3:19)
El Preciso Aprender A Ser So (Learn To Live Alone) (3:23)
She's A Carioca (2:19)
Review: There remains great interest in the work of Astrud Gilberto, and much of it is being freshly remastered and pressed up on a constant basis. Her Look To The Rainbow is a captivating journey into the realms of what she did in the bossa nova and jazz. Released in 1966, it showcases Gilberto's ethereal vocals floating effortlessly over lush arrangements as tracks transport listeners to sun-kissed beaches with their infectious rhythms and melodic charm. Gilberto's voice often exudes a tender elegance, while the title track 'Look To The Rainbow' radiates with hope and optimism. With its seamless blend of Brazilian flair and jazz sensibility, this album remains a timeless classic.
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E
E (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SP 160LP. Rel: 08 May 25
 
Jazz
All My Life (4:57)
Shrine (3:41)
Good Friends Call Me E (3:49)
Flood (3:04)
Human Dust (7:21)
Solid Stone (3:29)
Dreams (2:07)
Sing Me Softly Of The Blues (3:50)
On The Way Down (2:49)
Song For Emahoy (6:12)
Da (3:01)
Review: Seattle-raised, New York-based singer and pianist Eliana Glass releases one of the most arresting debuts of the year, finding her own nuanced style after years training as a jazz vocalist and being in steeped in records by Nina Simone. Glass' love of more indie influences, such the ethereal Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins means she fuses technical excellence with a more emotional led timbre that, in turn, brings you closer to her soul. 'On The Way Down' is a great place to start as it's a stunning marriage of piano and vocal but when she just plays piano the hairs stand on the back of your neck, too. Check out 'Song for Emahoy' and try not to cry.
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Beverly Glenn Copeland (reissue)
Cat: TRANS 465X. Rel: 06 Jul 23
 
Jazz
Colour Of Anyhow (3:52)
Ghost House (7:18)
Complainin' Blues (3:23)
Swords Of Gold (2:48)
Song From Beads (2:21)
Cumberland Passing (5:12)
My Old Rag Or The Hysterical Virgin (1:19)
Erzili (9:41)
Review: Beverly Glenn Copeland's work has been getting revisited, reappraised and reissued plenty in the last couple of years and several of her seminal albums are all arriving in July across various different formats. Copeland was always ahead of their time with her mix of experimental, ambient, exotic electronic sounds and poetry and famously scored kids' TV shows cut as including Sesame Street and Shiny Time Station. Now 78 and identifying as a transgender man after a time identifying as a lesbian, their second 70's recording - this self-titled album - is a real jazz classic widely admired amongst fans.
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A Humdrum Star
A Humdrum Star (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 671643 0. Rel: 09 Feb 18
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Prayer (2:43)
Raven (4:47)
Bardo (7:07)
A Hundred Moons (4:10)
Strid (8:03)
Transient State (5:53)
Return To Text (5:17)
Reactor (6:12)
Window (5:15)
Review: Since bagging the 2014 Mercury Music Prize for sophomore set V.20, GoGo Penguin has become one of the most talked-about outfits around. The self-confessed "very modern piano trio" has succeeded largely due to their far-sighted ability to fuse more traditional jazz and classical music sounds with a surprisingly wide palette of influences, most notably dancefloor-focused 21st century electronic music. On A Humdrum Star, their fourth full length, the Manchester threesome has decided to take a "freer" and more "liberated" approach. The resultant music is every bit as exciting, entertaining and beguiling as you'd expect, with the full-throttle, high-octane dancefloor jazz of "Raven", atmospheric and undulating "Bardo" and gently jazz-funk influenced brilliance of closer "Window" amongst the highlights.
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V2 O: Special Edition
Cat: GONDLP 009SEBLK. Rel: 16 May 18
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Murmuration (4:11)
Garden Dog Barbecue (3:42)
Kamaloka (5:19)
Fort (3:17)
One Percent (5:34)
Home (5:15)
The Letter (6:08)
To Drown In You (6:22)
Shock & Awe (3:08)
Hopopono (3:53)
Break (4:26)
In Amber (5:46)
Wash (3:36)
Review: Before landing a privileged spot on the legendary Blue Note label, Manchester's GoGo Penguin had released a string of LPs, through Gondwana Records, that have become notoriously difficult to find. Moreover, they are respected by the very best of the contemporary DJs, including Worldwide FM's ever-present Gilles Peterson. This deluxe edition of V2.0, the ensemble's second studio album, will provide you both with a decently-priced copy of the vinyl edition, along with plenty of added bonus takes and interludes that were missing from the original cut. Thanks to subtle waves of electronica and improvisation, GoGo Penguin are putting the "contemporary" into jazz and, along with that, providing us with an LP that is changing conceptions of the genre for younger audiences.
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Oumuamua
Cat: JRF 0049LP. Rel: 17 Aug 23
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Intra (5:45)
Oumuamua (6:08)
Red Horizon (4:13)
Miniature (1:29)
The Hive (4:56)
The Breaks (4:43)
Terra (1:50)
Review: Oumuamua is the new album from Golden Mean, who might have impressed you as much as they impressed us with their first EP Through Walls. This outing London's vital Jazz Re:freshed finds drummer Jamie Murray join the group made up of Tom Driessler (who has played with Yussef Kamaal), Luke Wynter and Lyle Barton. Between them they serve up a scintillating trip to the stars on soaring melodies and driving grooves that take cues from scenes like prog-rock, jazz and plenty in between. Though retro synths appear, it is a forward thinking sound full of busy solo improvisation that fits in with the greats of the genre from the 70s onwards.
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Skylla (reissue)
Cat: LPIARC 0091. Rel: 09 Jan 25
 
Post Rock/Experimental
Often They Came To Visit, Even Just To See How She Was (M1) (2:53)
In More Turbulent Times, She Managed To Take The Perfect Shot (M4) (2:13)
What's Really Important She Wanted To Know (M6) (part 1) (4:25)
What's Really Important She Wanted To Know (M6) (part 2) (3:49)
What's Up Is Not What's Real Most Of The Time (M5) (3:41)
When They Came Closer She Realised They Were Alien Creatures (M3) (3:48)
The Shine Of Gold Was Too Strong (M8) (3:27)
When She Curled Up They Started Dancing (M2) (2:48)
He Was Painting Her Face With Colours She Had Never Seen (M9) (1:11)
I Is One (M10) (4:06)
Review: This is the debut solo album by Italian-born, London-based composer, bassist and vocalist Ruth Goller. It was originally released in 2021 on Bex Burch's Vula Viel Records but quickly sold out with its detuned bass harmonics and dense vocal arrangements. Skylla introduced a sound both otherworldly and unplaceable and Goller's reputation soared as a result. That led to the critically acclaimed 2024 album Skyllumina on International Anthem while Skylla remains the genesis of her distinct style as it evokes the experimental energy of 1980s Downtown NYC or a Bjork-adjacent Icelandic project.
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A Swingin' Affair (reissue)
A Swingin' Affair (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 850292. Rel: 10 Apr 20
 
Jazz
Soy Califa (6:27)
Don't Explain (6:06)
You Stepped Out Of A Dream (6:33)
The Backbone (6:48)
Until The Real Thing Comes Along (6:48)
McSplivens (5:43)
Review: Two days after he laid down his most celebrated album, "Go!", saxophonist Dexter Gordon gathered together the same line-up of musicians - Sonny Clark on piano, Butch Warren on bass and Billy Higgins on drums - and recorded a follow-up. Initially released in 1962, "A Swingin' Affair" has long been considered a hard-bop classic - hence this fresh reissue from Blue Note. It certainly contains some of Gordon's best work, not least the sparkling opener "Soy Califa", the languid and smoky niceness of "You Stepped Out Of A Dream" and the bluesy, bittersweet brilliance of slow-motion classic "Until The Real Thing Comes Along".
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Go! (reissue)
Go! (reissue) (limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 357990 7. Rel: 23 Jul 21
 
Jazz
Cheese Cake (6:33)
I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry (5:23)
Second Balcony Jump (7:06)
Love For Sale (7:36)
Where Are You (5:21)
Three O'Clock In The Morning (5:42)
Review: American jazz tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon was one of the most influential early bebop musicians alongside the likes of Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker. His 1962 album Go on Blue Note was not actually recorded in a club, but in a fashion in the studio that replicated that informal environment. The legendary Rudy Van Gelder oversaw proceedings at his Van Gelder Studio and had Sonny Clark on piano, Butch Warren on Bass and Billy Higgins on drums. Next to tunes Dexter wrote himself are covers of Cole Porter's 'Love For Sale' amongst other highlights.
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Gettin' Around (Classic Vinyl Series)
Gettin' Around (Classic Vinyl Series) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 651036 8. Rel: 14 Nov 24
 
Jazz
Manha De Carnival (8:20)
Who Can I Turn To (5:15)
Heartaches (7:47)
Shiny Stockings (6:19)
Everybody's Somebody's Fool (6:45)
Le Coiffeur (7:03)
Review: Dexter Gordon's 1965 album Gettin' Around captures the essence of his refined, effortless saxophone playing, coming at a time when he was back in the States after a long stint in Europe. The vibe here is smooth and unhurried, with Gordon's tenor sax at the centre of it all, surrounded by a standout crew: vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson, pianist Barry Harris, bassist Bob Cranshaw, and drummer Billy Higgins. This unique instrumentation really shines, especially with the interplay between Gordon and Hutcherson on tracks like 'Manha De Carnival' and 'Shiny Stockings.' The whole session feels relaxed yet precise, with Gordon letting his sax sing while the band provides subtle yet nuanced backing. Highlights include the gentle swing of 'Everybody's Somebody's Fool' and the more upbeat 'Le Coiffeur,' both showcasing the group's tight but easy-going chemistry. Reissued as part of the Blue Note Classic Vinyl Series, this edition stays true to its analogue roots, mastered by Kevin Gray from the original tapes and pressed on heavyweight 180g vinyl. For fans of Gordon or classic Blue Note, it's a must-have.
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Our Man In Paris (Classic Vinyl Series)
Our Man In Paris (Classic Vinyl Series) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 651496 7. Rel: 20 Feb 25
 
Jazz
Scrapple From The Apple (7:23)
Willow Weep For Me (8:46)
Broadway (6:45)
Stairway To The Stars (6:58)
A Night In Tunisia (8:16)
Review: Super cool jazz cat Dexter Gordon's 1963 album Our Man in Paris marked his first release from Europe and is often regarded as the final bebop album. The saxophonist gathered a quartet featuring bebop legends Bud Powell on piano and Kenny Clarke on drums and they played alongside French bassist Pierre Michelot to record this timeless work at CBS Studios in Paris. The album is defined by Gordon's commanding saxophone with the intricate rhythms of bebop that take you right back to a precise moment of musical history which marked a significant transition in jazz. It remained a defining work in Gordon's career.
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Go! (Blue Note 85 Classics Series)
Go! (Blue Note 85 Classics Series) (limited 180 gram blue vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: 651173 3. Rel: 12 Sep 24
 
Jazz
Cheese Cake (6:33)
I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry (5:23)
Second Balcony Jump (7:06)
Love For Sale (7:36)
Where Are You (5:21)
Three O'Clock In The Morning (5:42)
Review: By 1962, when Dexter Gordon recorded Go!, he was already a jazz legend and a proven pioneer in bringing bebop to the tenor saxophone in the 1940s. His career had been slowed by personal struggles but signing with Blue Note in 1961 marked a powerful resurgence and led to a series of iconic albums. Go! features a stellar quartet with Sonny Clark on piano, Butch Warren on bass, and Billy Higgins on drums and highlights Gordon's boundless creativity on tracks like the tasty 'Cheese Cake' and his skilful interpretations of ballads such as 'I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry' and 'Where Are You.' This reissue comes on nice blue and heavy-weight vinyl.
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Soundnitia
Soundnitia (LP + insert)
Cat: SONOL 114. Rel: 14 Oct 21
 
Jazz
The Man With The Horn (Theme) (3:16)
Song For My Father (10:42)
My Foolish Heart (9:15)
Mariella' Amor (11:11)
Dahomey Dance (9:07)
Theme (1:09)
Review: Fitz Gore was a Jamaican tenor saxophonist who helped the experimental group The Talismen in the mid-seventies. His debut album Theme This is a lost classic that is now getting reissued for the first time. It was originally put out via on Gore's GorBra label and is a sensitive, introspective collection of tracks with "Shepherd" Fitz Gore, Ulrich Kurth, Gerard Ebbo, Philippe Zobda-Quitman and Lamont Hampton making up the band. Next to the originals are covers of John Coltrane's 'Dahomey Dance' and Horace Silver classic 'Song For My Father.' This reissue includes a two-page insert.
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Babi (reissue)
Babi (reissue) (LP + insert)
Cat: SV 196. Rel: 28 Nov 23
 
Jazz
Ba (10:47)
Bi (4:07)
Babi (15:16)
Review: As part of a large retrospective of jazz drummer Milford Graves' best works comes this new edition of one of his most coveted works, Babi. By the early 70s, Graves had more or less stopped gigging; knowing that the level of energy that he put out during most performances would be difficult to sustain over the long haul. Even so, in March 1976, Verna Gillis invited Graves to perform on WBAI's Free Music Store radio show. For the date, he chose to present a trio lineup which he had been occasionally playing - featuring two saxophonists who were dedicated to the drummer's vision: Hugh Glover and Arthur Doyle. Originally released in 1977, Babi remains one of Graves' most seminal recordings. The music played by the trio was ecstatic; this is extreme energy music, buoyant and joyful. It relied on Graves' new way of approaching the drum kit, in which he had opened up the bottoms of his skin-slackened toms and eliminated the snare. Graves' art was always unblemished by commercial interests, and this album is its finest mission statement.
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In Concert At Yale University
Cat: SV 194. Rel: 28 Nov 23
 
Jazz
PG I (18:15)
PG II (22:24)
Review: After beginning his career in the early 60s as a part of New York's vibrant Latin jazz scene, Milford Graves' focus quickly turned inward, shifting towards a practice that explored the very nature of self. From his work in the New York Art Quartet and collaborations with Albert Ayler, Sonny Sharrock and more to his important contributions during NYC's loft era - he is, simply put, free jazz royalty. In April 1966, Graves and pianist Don Pullen played at Yale University. As John Corbett writes in the liner notes, "This performance was something of a turning point for Graves. Until then he had been working in other people's bands or collective ensembles. He was phenomenally busy. In 1965 alone, he recorded with NYAQ (two LPs), Giuseppi Logan Quartet, Paul Bley Quintet and Lowell Davidson Trio, and he made his first recording released under his own name, Percussion Ensemble. Every one of these is important in its own way, but none of them quite anticipate how radical was the music that he and Pullen would unleash that evening in New Haven." Originally released on the artists' own Self-Reliance Program label, this legendary one-night performance would be split into two volumes: In Concert At Yale University and Nommo. While rooted in African rhythms, Graves' music has its own sense of time. As the drummer stated in a 1966 DownBeat interview, "Time was always there, and the time I see is not the same as what man says time is. It works by impulsion."
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Nommo
Nommo (LP + insert)
Cat: SV 195. Rel: 28 Nov 23
 
Jazz
PG III (7:24)
PG IV (7:56)
PG V (14:59)
Review: Hardcore record collectors love a leftfield talent or outthere artistic character, and the late percussionist Milford Graves certainly fits that biting. He was one of the most unique artists of his time and grew from the states of his native New York to be known around the world for his work in the New York Art Quartet and collaborations with Albert Ayler, Sonny Sharrock and contributions to the NYC loft era free jazz scene. He linked up with pianist Don Pullen in April 1966 for a show at Yale University that marked a real turning point in that it saw him take more creative control having mostly collaborated up until then. Strap in and listen to what he had to say for himself on this fine reissue of recordings from that night.
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3rd Drop
Cat: FNR 176. Rel: 04 Dec 23
 
Funk
Adventures Begin (3:15)
Not Good, Too Bad (2:51)
The Worst (Afterwords) (2:07)
Taiga (2:58)
Seek & Destroy (2:34)
Russian Steps (3:07)
From Darkness To The Light (3:22)
Evil's Nest (2:49)
Tired As Cattle (2:34)
Cowboy Walk (2:48)
No Me Hagas Caso (2:48)
Estrellas (3:29)
Review: The Great Revivers have been mainstays of the Funk Night label for a decade or so now. They know how to serve up the most potent dancefloor bombs for DJs who like to make an impact and after countless 7"s to that effect, they now drop an entire album's worth of high-grade tackle. 3rd Drop from this Russian quartet takes in 12 of their most signature sounds, from the rolling and cosmic-tinged open 'Adventures Begin' via the bristling broken beats of 'Not Good, Too Bad.' There is a 60s American feel to many of these cuts as well as some more slow and sentimental moments like the organ-laced melancholy of 'From Darkness To The Light'.
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Trippin' With Cal Green (reissue)
Cat: PLP 7881. Rel: 17 Nov 22
 
Jazz
Trippin (4:57)
Sweet September (3:48)
Days Of Wine & Roses (6:53)
Sieda (6:29)
My Cherie Amour (3:54)
Mellow In Blue (3:07)
Johnny's Gone To Vietnam (3:14)
Review: Cal Green is a soul guitarist from Houston, Texas who isn't afraid to get as emotional as can be. Here is one of his standout cuts which was made with R&B organist Charles Kynard plus jazz heavyweights Tracy Wright and Billy Moore gets a long overdue repress. 'Tripping' and the reverse side opener 'Sieda' are Cal Green originals that come with hooky melodies that makes perfect jazz-funk listening. The infectious groover will carry you away in no time and this limited edition reuse, the first ever, is sure to fly out so do not sleep.

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Green Street (reissue)
Green Street (reissue) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 552426 3. Rel: 14 Dec 23
 
Jazz
No 1 Green Street (7:21)
'Round About Midnight (7:05)
Grant's Dimensions (7:57)
Green With Envy (9:48)
Alone Together (7:08)
Review: So it is for most jazz stalwarts, Grant Green's home for the majority of his career was Blue Note Records, who now reissue his self-titled debut LP Green Street. His sophomore LP after the big splash that was his debut, Grant's First Stand, in 1961, this one went on to cement the esteemed jazz guitarist's repertoire as a musician not to be trifled with, thanks to its demonstrable live synergy with Ben Tucker on bass and Dave Bailey on drums. Verifiably Green - in stark contrast to jazz's usual blue.
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Visions (Classic Vinyl Series)
Visions (Classic Vinyl Series) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 651486 1. Rel: 12 Dec 24
 
Jazz
Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? (5:05)
Maybe Tomorrow (4:46)
Mozart Symphony #40 In G Minor, K550, 1st Movement (4:01)
Love On A Two Way Street (4:47)
Cantaloupe Woman (5:34)
We've Only Just Begun (5:05)
Never Can Say Goodbye (4:58)
Blues From Abraham (2:30)
Review: Grant Green's Visions, released in 1971, dives into r&b and jazz-funk with an all-star lineup including Billy Wooten, Chuck Rainey, and Idris Muhammad. Green's signature tone and melodic style transform tracks from The Jackson 5, Chicago, The Carpenters, Mozart, and Quincy Jones' 'Maybe Tomorrow,' later sampled by Kendrick Lamar. This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition captures the original stereo mix, mastered by Kevin Gray from analog tapes, pressed on 180g vinyl at Optimalia soulful essential for collectors and fans of jazz-funk's golden era.
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I Want To Hold Your Hand (Tone Poet Series)
I Want To Hold Your Hand (Tone Poet Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 450926 0. Rel: 30 Nov 23
 
Jazz
I Want To Hold Your Hand
Speak Low
Stella By Starlight
Corcovado (Quiet Nights)
This Could Be The Start Of Something
At Long Last Love
Review: It’s not often you hear titans of the golden era of Blue Note tackling the relative stricture of pop, but that’s what Grant Green did on his 1965 album I Want To Hold Your Hand. As you might well expect, the seminal jazz guitarist lead with a rendition of The Beatles classic, creating a bold abstraction of the original backed up by Hank Mobley on tenor sax, Larry Young on organ and Elvin Jones on drums. Along with the other slightly less familiar songs from the 40s and 50s, Green holds court and channels vocal lyricism into incredibly expressive guitar playing on this standout set from the accomplished peak of his career.
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