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Funky Soul Brother
Cat: SPCWWX 0020. Rel: 11 Jun 25
 
Funk
On The Run (2:32)
Loosey Lusy (1:27)
Funky Soul Brother (FSB demo version) (3:17)
Review: When it comes to new funk, it doesn't get much raunchier or weird than this. Packed with rhythmic rodomontade, DJ Koco Shimokit and Southpaw Chop - both from Japan - bring an adroit right and sinister left hand respectively to the art of vinyl flipping and sampling, staying true to the rule of primary sourcing: "always sample straight from the original wax." Though it's a moot point as to whether sample mileage should be legitimated as a concept in the same sense as food mileage is, we can see and hear the appeal, as this loopy chef-d'œuvre hears its samples chopped and braised to the crispest degree, sating even the most dulled of tastebuds, and letting no indelicacy past the noise gates. Side B offers a special treat for heads too: the demo version of the pair's debut single, 'Funky Soul Brother'.
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Back To Cali
Cat: RUB 009. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Back To Cali (Goce Pop Lock edit) (4:11)
Gravel Pit (Goce Back To Front mix) (4:17)
Review: Macedonian DJ Goce's reworks breathe a sense of urgency and grit into two classics, making them feel like new discoveries. 'Back to Cali (Goce's Pop Lock Edit)' takes the swagger of LL Cool J's original and shatters it with rapid-fire Brooklyn rhythms and experimental tension. It's a rework that hits hard, adding a sense of narrative chaos to the track's laid-back vibe. Over on the B-side, Goce transforms Wu-Tang's 'Gravel Pit' into a dirty, kinetic force. The original's bounce is replaced with an altogether funkier pulse, creating a new layer of unpredictability while retaining that beloved Staten Island grit. Both tracks move in unexpected directions, pushing the boundaries of what these classics can be on the dancefloor.
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Played by: The Allergies, Osmose
 in stock $17.10
Touch The Sky
Touch The Sky (7'' limited to 300 copies in stickered sleeve)
Cat: CURTIS 001. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Touch The Sky (4:00)
Touch The Sky (Funky Soul 45 Breaks instrumental edit) (4:00)
Review: Toronto's Icons Of Hip Hop follow up their inaugural 7" with a heavy second B-boy drop, pairing a titan of rap over an unmistakable funky 70s soul loop. The A-side delivers a vocal-led version that marries sharp bars with dusty horn chops and a butter-smooth rhythm section, channelling the crate-digging spirit of golden era production with modern flair. Flip it for the 'Touch The Sky' Funky Soul Instrumental Edit, where the sample's full groove comes into focusigritty drums, warm basslines and shimmering soul textures that nod to the track's roots while inviting DJs to get playful. Limited stickered dinked 45, this is essential heat for anyone still chasing that raw, loop-driven magic.
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Played by: The Allergies
 in stock $12.32
Love Contest
Love Contest (limited 12") (1 per customer)
Cat: AJX 853T. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
The Joneses - "Love Contest" (Dave Lee extended Disco mix) (8:53)
Street People - "I Wanna Get Over" (Cosmodelica remix) (7:53)
Review: This second instalment in the Spring Revisited seriesia collaboration between Acid Jazz and Ace Recordsioffers two expertly handled edits from across the Atlantic rooted in the fertile legacy of 70s New York soul. London's modern disco institution Dave Lee reinvents The Joneses' 'Love Contest' with his trademark finesse, giving the track a full-bodied groove-up without losing its bittersweet heart. The strings soar, the rhythm section locks tight, and Lee's decades-deep knowledge of disco and boogie shines through in every detail. On the flip, New York-based Coleen 'Cosmo' Murphy brings lush new life to Street People's 'I Wanna Get Over'. With sun-drenched keys, crisp hand percussion and subtle delays, she transforms heartache into late-night liberation. Both sides feel like love letters from DJ to danceflooriclassic soul refracted through contemporary ears, pressed on wax that looks and feels like it just time-travelled from 1979.
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タグ: Soul Disco
 in stock $17.10
In The Dark Night: Live At Tenax May 1st 1985 Radio Broadcast
Cat: ROOM 172. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
First & Last & Always (4:36)
No Time To Cry (4:10)
Walk Away (4:12)
Emma (6:32)
Gimme Shelter (5:53)
Marian (5:17)
Amphetamine Logic (4:25)
A Rock & A Hard Place (3:23)
Alice (3:48)
Knocking On Heaven's Door (6:26)
Train (3:25)
 in stock $18.50
Lunch
Lunch (LP)
Cat: OTIS 05. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Movin' On (6:14)
Paper Man (6:00)
Joan Of Arc (5:26)
Spend The Night (7:15)
Pamela (7:22)
Pony Bar (7:18)
Review: It's a remarkable statistic that Payfone - the long-serving production partnership of Phil Passera and Jimmy Day - have not released an album before, despite building up a killer catalogue of singles over the last 12 years. The vinyl-only Lunch, then, is a genuinely significant release .- and, happily, a rather brilliant one too. Featuring an impressive roll-call of guest vocalists and musicians, it sees them deliver six excellent riffs on their analogue-rich, hybrid house/Balearic/nu-disco sound. The plentiful highlights include the dubbed-out, low-slung and atmospheric opener 'Movin' On', the infectious, spaced-out boogie of 'Joan of Arc' (whose chorus will be stuck in your head for days), sensual jazz-funk jam 'Spend The Night' and the warming, sun-soaked delight that is 'Pony Bar'.
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 in stock $24.11
Changes
Changes (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: PAXAM 084LP. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Powderfinger (3:58)
Panic (3:34)
Aching To Be (3:58)
Don't You Forget About Me (3:23)
Changes (4:54)
Headshrinker (3:09)
The Man In Me (3:37)
Candy Says (3:20)
Runaway Train (3:56)
Queen Of Hearts (2:58)
Sympathy For The Devil (4:29)
Harvest Moon (4:01)
After The Gold Rush (4:19)
Atlantic City (4:00)
Livin' On A Prayer (3:48)
Nutshell (7:32)
Monkey Gone To Heaven (3:35)
The Crystal Ship (2:41)
When Doves Cry (4:27)
True Love Will Find You In The End (2:37)
Review: PAX-AM is the brainchild ofJacksonville singer-songwriter and author Ryan Adams, originally dreamed up during his high school years as a DIY cassette label for home-recorded genre experiments. Though those early tapes never left his inner circle, the name stuck. It's been a sandbox for Adams' prolific output ever since, blurring lines between alt-country, punk, classic rock and tape-hiss pop, all under his naive yet total creative control. Now, in homage to his favourite ever recording artists - many of whom you will likely recognise from the track titles alone here - Adams sings atop the altar, dirging covetously over the best of the Rolling Stones, Daniel Johnston, Bon Jovi, Oasis and Bob Dylan.
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 in stock $33.62
Isms & Schisms
Isms & Schisms (7" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: MGST 01. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Dub
Isms & Schisms (4:42)
Magistrates Dub (4:19)
Review: Hidden Sequence returns, this time to kick off a new label Magistrate, and hot on the heels of their quick-to-sell out 'Silent Roots' last year. This fresh EP seamlessly bridges classic 70s Jamaican dub with modern, bass-heavy and dubwise delights, starting with 'Isms & Schisms'. The horns are brilliantly inviting as are the low ends which have been well worked on a vast desk and come packed with echo and effects. 'Magistrates Dub' is an immediately infectious skank that shifts into a deep, dub-heavy exploration and unites past and present dub influences.
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Deep End
Deep End (limited 12")
Cat: FIRELP 804S1. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Deep End (feat J Mascis & Juliana Hatfield) (3:21)
Sad Cinderella (3:43)
Review: Making a long-awaited return this autumn, The Lemonheads are set to drop their first long player - Love Chant - in nearly 20 years. Ahead of a run of Australian shows, they've dropped 'Deep End', a wiry jolt of punk pop with Dinosaur Jr's J Mascis tearing through the choruses and Juliana Hatfield lending backing vocals. Co-written with Tom Morgan, it's full of scratchy charm and late-night cigarette haze, squarely in line with Evan Dando's long history of pop melancholy and ragged sincerity. The single gets a limited 12" release at just 500 copies. On the flip, a hushed duet with Erin Rae: Townes Van Zandt's 'Sad Cinderella', all cracked-glass beauty and pedal steel ache, channelling classic Gram-and-Emmylou heartbreak.
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BODOACEVA 004
Cat: BODOACEVA 004. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Deep House
Frits Wentink & Malin Genie - "Ambrosia" (5:24)
Frits Wentink & Malin Genie - "Exopaq" (5:32)
ZZ BANKS - "Comet" (Deep mix) (4:10)
Clovis Chilwell - "Don't Let The Night End" (5:16)
Dominic Oswald - "Never Letting Go" (4:40)
Rico Scott - "Slow Burn" (4:59)
Review: Bobby Donny's ongoing ACE series of vinyl releases has thus far delivered some genuine deep house treats. This is particularly true of the Dutch label's sporadic, compilation style EPs, which tend to showcase tracks previously released on digital-only EPs. There's plenty to set the pulse racing on EP number four, with highlights including two fine collaborations between label founder Frits Wentink and fellow Amsterdam scene stalwart Malin Genie (the sub-heavy peak-time bounce of 'Ambrosia' and the techno-tempo hypnotism of 'Exopaq'); the ultra-deep two-step house shuffle of 'Comet (Deep mix)' by ZZ Banks; the Italo-house influenced colour of Clovis Chilwell's 'Don't Let The Night End'; and the deep, hazy and dubbed-out brilliance of 'Slow Burn' by Rico Scott.
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Played by: Superbreak, Kisk, Max Sinàl
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Ride The Wild (reissue)
Cat: ORCA 1980. Rel: 22 May 25
 
Punk/Hardcore
Ride The Wild (2:29)
It's A Hectic World (1:52)
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Black Samson The Bastard Swordsman
Black Samson The Bastard Swordsman (gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: RNMV 1078A. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Sucker Free City (feat Kurupt & Ralph McDaniels - intro) (0:59)
Mandingo (feat Raekwon, Inspectah Deck, Method Man & Cappadonna) (4:28)
Roar Of The Lion (The Lion's Pit) (feat U-God, Kool G, Rap & The RZA) (4:07)
Claudine (feat Method Man, Ghostface Killah & Nicole Bus) (3:55)
Shaolin Vs Lama (feat Raekwon & Inspector Deck) (3:49)
Executioners From Shaolin (feat Inspector Deck, The GZA & Cappadonna) (2:37)
Cleopatra Jones (feat Raekwon & Masta Killa) (3:31)
Warriors Two, Cooley High (feat Benny The Butcher & Method Man) (3:31)
Let's Do It Again (feat RJ Payne, 38 Spesh, Willie The Kid & The RZA) (3:51)
Dolemite (feat Cappadonna, U-God & Masta Killa) (4:01)
Trouble Man (feat Kamern Corvet) (1:53)
Review: The first Wu-Tang release to feature all nine living members in over a decade, this new full-length is a reminder that when aligned, the Staten Island collective still operate on a level of their own. The production is raw and cinematic i heavy with martial arts samples, bassline grime and dusty soul flips i while the verses come sharp, tight and unshowy. No gimmicks, just business. 'Sucker Free City' and 'Mandingo' come in swinging, full of tight drum programming and rugged, overlapping verses. 'Roar Of The Lion' and 'Shaoilin Vs Lama' lean into the classic kung-fu mythology, with a sense of pace that recalls their earliest work. 'Cleopatra Jones' and 'Dolemite' are funk-fuelled standouts, where the crew's storytelling and timing land in full form. 'Let's Do It Again' and 'Trouble-Man' close with a tone of reflection that cuts through the grime. It's a new release, but also a reunion that doesn't feel like a legacy act i more like a sharpened return. No attempt to modernise, no need to. Just nine distinct voices, still bouncing off each other with control and character. A serious addition to the catalogue i and one for the heads.
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 in stock $28.59
Changes
Changes (CD)
Cat: PAXAM 084CD. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Powderfinger
Panic
Aching To Be
Don't You (Forget About Me)
Changes
Headshrinker
The Man In Me
Candy Says
Runaway Train
Queen Of Hearts
Sympathy For The Devil
Harvest Moon
After The Gold Rush
Atlantic City
Living On A Prayer
Nutshell
Monkey Gone To Heaven
The Crystal Ship
When Doves Cry
True Love Will Find You In The End
Review: Having celebrated his 50th birthday late last year, Ryan Adams has naturally been in an introspective mood. It makes sense, then, that the long-serving rock/country fusionist should offer up an album made up entirely of covers of songs by other artists that have in some way inspired him over the years. Generally gentle, with string-laden, largely acoustic arrangements, Changes features some genuinely brilliant interpretations - as well as some surprise ones. For proof, check his piano-and-strings wander through 'Panic' by the Smiths, a wonderfully heartfelt rendition of 'Don't You (Forget About Me)' by Simple Minds, a country-folk take on the Rolling Stones 'Sympathy For The Devil' and a lilting, poignant Prince cover ('When Doves Cry', which comes complete with extended harmonica solos and some genuinely lilting strings).
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EP 1
EP 1 (12")
Cat: SCEP 547. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
International
Macumba De Oxala (7:40)
La Danse De L'Esprit (feat Lalin St Juste) (6:43)
Review: Nicola Conte and Nico Lahs, both Bari-born producers pushing the boundaries of underground Afro-Latin and jazzdance, hear the warmest of intros through their friends over at Schema Italy, their sound pivoting a careful Newtonian balance between presence and nostalgia. The roomy but distant highs of 'Macumba De Oxala' contrast strongly yet subtly to the hifi plinks and percs of 'La Danse De L'Esprit', on the latter of which we hear visiting production fellow Oaklandian Lalin St Juste add an ancestral vocal magic. This first EP is only a start, with a second 12" and a resultant double LP planned.
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 in stock $17.67
EEE 019
EEE 019 (1-sided 12")
Cat: EEE 019. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
Track 1 (6:54)
Review: Three Es would be some trip, and EEE also symbolises guaranteed good times in the club. The mysterious label and eponymous artists keep on rolling out essential tech and minimal cuts that are smartly designed and authentic, but also with anthem potential. Maybe that's why each one is a one-sided 12", to really allow the tune room to shine. In this case, dusty drums with a hint of garage swing and shuffle are paired with melodic baseline motifs and colourful synth patterns. It's a good time groove with plenty of heart.
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タグ: Tech House
 in stock $16.25
Them Things
Cat: 2059 BLACK. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Them Things (4:25)
A Madness (5:18)
Not Him Again (4:32)
Review: After a quiet return via Neroli, Domu comes full circle to 2000black with a final statement after 25 years of sonic highs, lows and plenty of reinvention. Haunted by the echoes of jungle's past, Domu steps away for good, he says, with this final outing, which leaves behind three deeply personal tracks. 'A Madness' brims with urgent, sample-heavy energy and signature keys. 'Not Him Again' is a jam with longtime collaborator Robert Marin that plays with tempo and hip-hop norms. 'Them Things' then seeks to capture an elusive feeling and closes an EP that is Domu at his most reflective and raw. The end of an era. Don't let it pass you by.
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タグ: Jazzy House
 in stock $14.30
Special Editions Secret Soul Society
Cat: MWSE 012. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Julians Cabbages (4:39)
Make It All True (5:14)
Finally Got My Life Together (5:14)
Next To You (4:53)
Review: Secret Soul Society aka Cal Gibson backs up his already assured reputation for being something of an edit maestro here. 'Julians Cabbages' kicks off with dubby downtempo drums and some lovely twinkling arps. 'Make It All True' then refracts a shimmering vocal and some nice musical percussion around a lazy groove and 'Finally Got My Life Together' has a dreamy feeling and widescreen synth architecture. 'Next To You' shuts down with more textured bass and another weird yet wonderful vocal sample.
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Played by: Chris Coco
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Tighten Up
Cat: A 006. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Funk
Tighten Up (3:51)
The Witch (4:11)
Review: Anorax Records' motto and hash-taggable suggestion is to #eatsleepcollect, as if we weren't doing so already! This time they deliver on the highly anticipated 'Tighten Up' by Melbourne soul collective The Bamboos. First released in 2006 on Kenny Dope and Keb Darge's Kay-Dee label, this instrumental version of Archie Bell & The Drells' 1968 hit quickly became a favourite in soul and acid jazz circles. Rhythm-made by The Bamboos' leader, Lance Ferguson, this one stands out for its vocal absence, offering a quirky, irresistible take.
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 in stock $15.42
Cratebug Edits
Cratebug Edits (red vinyl 12")
Cat: BUG 004. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Fiya (7:16)
Love Hangover (6:36)
Review: Like his Windy City compatriots Mark Grusane and Rahan, Cratebug specialises in high-grade, razor-and-tape style re-edits subtly re-framed for 21st century dancefloors. The Chicagoan has released many fine collections of reworks over the last decade and this two-tracker is another high-grade treat. Up first is 'Fiyah', a heavyweight tease-and-release loop jam built around low-slung disco grooves, layered vocal samples and subtle effects trickery. While he appears not to have add any beats, its' Soundstream-esque construction makes it perfectly suited to house dancefloors. Over on the flip, he gives his take on one of the most beloved disco classics of all time: Diana Ross's incredible 'Love Hangover'. He extends the upbeat sections, paying more attention to hear vocalisations, the infectious instrumentation and killer groove.
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タグ: Disco House
 in stock $17.93
Supreme Clientele (25th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 198029 05571. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Intro (0:21)
Nutmeg (feat RZA) (4:48)
One (3:43)
Saturday Nite (US album edit) (3:22)
Ghost Deini (feat Superb) (2:20)
Apollo Kids (feat Raekwon) (3:51)
The Grain (feat RZA) (2:39)
Buck 50 (feat Cappadonna, Method Man & Redman) (3:57)
Mighty Healthy (3:12)
Woodrow The Base Head (3:01)
Stay True (feat 60 Second Assassin) (1:46)
We Made It (feat Superb) (4:28)
Stroke Of Death (1:55)
Iron's Theme (Intermission) (1:25)
Malcolm (4:12)
Who Would You Fuck (2:49)
Child's Play (3:29)
Cherchez LaGhost (feat U-God) (3:01)
Wu Banga 101 (feat GZA, Cappadonna, Masta Killa & Raekwon) (4:21)
Clyde Smith (2:42)
Iron's Theme (Conclusion) (1:53)
Review: Ghostface came out swinging on Supreme Clientele, his second solo LP; with wild, free-associative flair - he was by then a standout MC even amid Wu-Tang's crowded barracks. Now. a decorated verbal bombardier, he earned the Killah badge with this one: built in close collaboration with RZA, who ammunised the record's beats while conscripting JuJu, The Hitmen, and Hassan on versal lookout duties, the album lands like a continuous reel of grainy street cinema, warped soul loops, and cryptic one-liners. Written largely after a trip to Africa and through a stint at New York prison Rikers Island, the album steps away from mafioso cliches and fixation on brands, folding in a looser, more surreal energy. Singles 'Apollo Kids' and 'Cherchez La Ghost' cut the ears with raw, slice-thru charm, but it's deep cuts like 'Nutmeg' that cement it as of the sharpest solo turns in the Wu-Tang catalogue.
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 in stock $30.55
Re Works 7
Cat: LSRW 007. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Master Peace Vol 1
Master Peace Vol 2
Review: Another dug-out dispatch from Tokyo's most diligent soul surgeon. This latest 7" distills veteran editor Loftsoul's flair for unearthing overlooked grooves and flipping them into low-slung, floor-ready burners. Side A stretches a sweet, previously under-the-radar soul cut into a strut-ready salivation, while the flip dips into hazier jazz-funk moorings: crisp drum breaks, warm Rhodes, slow-cooked syncopation. With subtle EQ and caressing lowpass warmth, we hear it's not about maximal intervention; it's about knowing where to put the scalpel. The latest in a long-running series, it's certainly an outlier find for record-bin archaeologists.
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 in stock $16.80
Mystical Circles 03
Mystical Circles 03 (limited 12")
Cat: MCRC 003. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Starship (6:27)
Destiny (5:16)
Review: Hailed by RA as a "true connoisseur of music" - and so far with a spectacular trail of festival appearances behind them, apparent between Ireland, New York and Vienna - Island Times Deejay has kept up a staggering career so far. His new EP now drops as an inevitable testament to his ability not just to select but craft and cut grooves of his own; the lead track works through an untraceable disco source sample of fiendishly obscure proportions, despite its brilliant hookline: "set your mind free, you can't fight it, you'll be delighted, destiny". The A-sider is equally obscure, though it sounds to be quite a loyal and forgiving redo of an equally graded disco-soul crooner, awash in lyrical reminders of the operant genre: "disco!"
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タグ: Disco House | Disco Funk
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The Way U Make Me Feel: UK Boogie & Street Soul 1980-1994
VARIOUS
Cat: FSRLP 154. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
La Famille & Caron Wheeler - "Dancer" (vocal mix) (5:21)
Clarity - "The Way U Make Me Feel" (6:06)
Distance - "Just One More Kiss" (feat Janey Hallett) (5:42)
Pause - "It's Just Amazing" (5:14)
Roy Hamilton & Capiche - "Turn Up The Music" (5:54)
Rick Clarke - "Gonna Make You Happy" (feat Jill Francis) (3:43)
Candy McKenzie - "Remind Me" (4:58)
Eddie Capone's Treatment - "I Won't Give You Up" (feat Diane Jones) (6:06)
TJ Johnson Band - "I Can Make It (Good For You)" (7:45)
Private Funk-Shun - "All That I Wanted Was You" (3:43)
Purely Fizzycal - "Make A Move" (5:36)
Gold In The Shade - "I Really Love You So" (5:28)
Review: Freestyle deliver a curate collection of overlooked UK street soul and boogie from the 80s and early 90s, with standout tracks from the label's recent 12" reissue programme. The collection houses a special mid-90s gem from Manchester's Gold In The Shade, with accompanying photos by Andrew Holligan and liners from Kevin Le Gendre. The sleeve was shot in Hackney, East London, where a vibrant street culture flourished despite the strictures of the Thatcher era. British music evolved at the same time, as larger ensembles shrank in favour of smaller groups with synths, letting boogie's smooth, bass-led sound find life. This transition, alongside the rise of street soul, budded and blossomed a uniquer blend of indie and studio projects, imprinting lastingly on the culture, now repackaged and again represented in The Way U Make Me Feel.
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タグ: Disco Funk
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I Can't Wait
Cat: SL 112. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Deep House
I Can't Wait (Franck’s Atlantic version) (8:43)
I Can't Wait (Franck's Atlantic dubthrumental version) (6:35)
Goldtone 92 (6:14)
Review: We're still a little way from summer but Franck Roger already has an eye on house music for the warmer months. His 'I Can't Wait' comes with a vocal from South African Ree Morris whose smoky tones bring classic deep house vibes to a nice smooth instrumental. Franck's Atlantic dubthrumental version is even more deep and cuddly then flipside joint "Goldstone 92' is a portal back to the 90s with bumping drums and humid chords that bring good vibes only.

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Played by: Stefan Ringer
 in stock $13.44
All Asimov & No Fresh Air
Cat: RMQUALTROUGH 002LP. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Horror Clowns Are Dickheads (2:21)
Goodbye Sam, Hello Samaritans (2:50)
Rawlplugs Of Yesteryear (Breaking The States) (3:36)
The Bliss Of The Hereafter (3:08)
McCalliog & His Hens (3:14)
Record Store Day (3:15)
I'm Going Out Of My Mind Trying To Get Into Yours (2:37)
No-One Likes A Polymath (3:40)
Don't Get Me Wrong Yvonne (3:38)
Birmos In The Cowshed (3:00)
Falmouth Electrics (3:48)
Jack's Been To The National (4:04)
Possible Side Effects (4:47)
Review: Wirral group Half Man Half Biscuit return with 13 tracks of clipped, deadpan commentary and characteristically sharp titles. 'Horror Clowns Are Dickheads' sets the tone early i jagged, unglamorous, and unbothered with polish. 'Goodbye Sam, Hello Samaritans' and 'Rawlplugs of Yesteryear (Breaking the States)' take similarly sideways routes through pop culture detritus and social noise. 'The Bliss of the Hereafter' and 'McCalliog and His Hens' skew slower, with more spoken delivery than structure. 'Record Store Day' lands its target without overstating the punchline. Elsewhere, 'No-One Likes A Polymath' and 'Falmouth Electrics' keep the language tight but surprisingly pointed. 'I'm Going Out of My Mind Trying to Get Into Yours' is a rare moment of emotional slippage i though only just i before the band revert to type on 'Jack's Been to the National' and 'Possible Side Effects'. Overall, they remain the only band who could deliver lines like these and still sound like they're holding something back.
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 in stock $23.83
Lotus
Lotus (gatefold electric pink vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: SIM 001LPI. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Thief (3:48)
Flood (feat Obongjayar & Moonchild Sanelly) (2:26)
Young (3:06)
Only (feat Lydia Kitto) (3:45)
Free (3:31)
Peace (feat Moses Sumney & Miraa May) (4:25)
Hollow (2:57)
Lion (feat Obongjayar) (3:05)
Enough (feat Yukimi) (2:49)
Blood (feat Wretch 32 & Cashh) (4:29)
Lotus (feat Micahel Kiwanuka & Yussef Dayes) (6:33)
Lonely (4:24)
Blue (feat Sampha) (4:13)
Review: Little Simz is back with a new album that comes after years of ever more momentum, awards and critical acclaim. The storytelling rapper's latest long player, Lotus, is named in reference to renewal and growth and the lead single, 'Flood' featuring Obongjayar and Moonchild Sanelly has already made a big mark by blending haunting vocals with a live-band feel that showcases Simz's hard-hitting delivery over creeping basslines. It is a dynamic and introspective sound which also plays out across the rest of the album and here comes on nice pink vinyl. Another standout effort from this contemporary star, then, and just in time for her Meltdown Festival curation and residency at London's Southbank.
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Played by: DJ Johnny Rebel
 in stock $35.60
Time Flies 1994-2009 (remastered)
Time Flies 1994-2009 (remastered) (limited 4xLP + print)
Cat: RKIDLP 150. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Supersonic (4:44)
Roll With It (4:00)
Live Forever (4:37)
Wonderwall (4:23)
Stop Crying Your Heart Out (4:57)
Cigarettes & Alcohol (4:50)
Songbird (2:08)
Don't Look Back In Anger (4:53)
The Hindu Times (3:52)
Stand By Me (5:59)
Lord Don't Slow Me Down (3:18)
Shakermaker (5:12)
All Around The World (9:26)
Some Might Say (5:27)
The Importance Of Being Idle (3:43)
D'You Know What I Mean? (7:41)
Lyla (5:12)
Let There Be Love (5:22)
Go Let It Out (4:38)
Who Feels Love? (5:38)
Little By Little (4:46)
The Shock Of The Lightning (5:04)
She Is Love (3:08)
Whatever (6:19)
I'm Outta Time (3:55)
Falling Down (4:15)
Review: Time flies, and yet there's time enough yet for the albatross of Britpop to mantle its wings just one more time. With this Oasis throwback first released as a 15th anniversary retrospective, now in 2025 yet another 15 years has passed, in effect marking the band's pearl anniversary (but not the pearly gates just yet). The quadruple vinyl set lands just ahead of the band's upcoming Oasis Live '25 tour, which we're won't fall afoul of a dynamic pricing fiasco this time around! The band's entire chart-crushing run from debut single 'Supersonic' to swan song 'Falling Down' is traversed, gathering all 26 singles from their seven UK number one albums - Definitely Maybe, (What's The Story) Morning Glory?, Be Here Now - including standalone favourites 'Whatever' and 'Lord Don't Slow Me Down'.
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The Aachen Jazz Files: A Collection Of Essential Jazz From The Nabel Record Label 1980-1984
Rainer TRUBY / MICHE / VARIOUS
Cat: PANCOMP 001. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Jazz
Monika Linges Quartet - "The World Was Young" (6:02)
Hipsters In The Zone - "Hellas" (6:09)
John Thomas & Lifeforce - "Maryke" (5:53)
Maria Joao Quintet - "O Ronco Da Cuica" (4:17)
John Thomas & Lifeforce - "Like A Samba" (6:14)
Hipsters In The Zone - "Ayola" (5:38)
Monika Linges Quartet - "Running" (3:15)
Review: Aachen Jazz Files is a tribute to NABEL Records, a groundbreaking German jazz label active from 1980 to 1994. This new and essential compilation has been curated by Miche and Rainer Truby and highlights NABEL's unique fusion of acoustic jazz, Brazilian rhythms and avant-garde influences. Featuring gems like Monika Linges Quartet's samba-infused grooves, John Thomas & Lifeforce's cosmic explorations and Maria Joao's expressive vocals, this collection captures Aachen's rich jazz heritage from every angle. Though it was once a hidden gem, NABEL's sound has since travelled worldwide and its sophistication and warmth shine through here from a most distinctive era of jazz.
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Played by: Miche
 in stock $24.94
Native Sons Part 2
Cat: FJAVBK 60. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Native Sons (part 2 - feat Maseo, Black Thought, Posdnuos, Mike G, Afrika & Busta Rhymes) (4:38)
Native Sons (part 2 - instrumental) (4:34)
Review: We've an East Coast rap royal flush, as Talib Kweli and J. Rawls tap into deep lineage with 'Native Sons Part 2', a limited 7" pulling heavyweight verses from Black Thought, Busta Rhymes, De La Soul and Jungle Brothers' Mike G and Afrika. It's a sprawling nod to the Native Tongues era, retooled for now; lyrically dense, spiritually charged, and anchored by Rawls' crisp, jazz-touched production. The single lands ahead of a spring 2025 compilation with Dostoyevskian undertones, Notes From The Underground, via Fat Beats. The flip bears an instrumental, stripped down to let Rawls' craftsmanship breathe.
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Played by: Marc Hype
 in stock $17.10
Rhythm Of Love
Rhythm Of Love (LP limited to 300 copies)
Cat: LXMZK 11. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Special (feat Laura Quinn) (2:23)
Special (Act 2) (1:31)
Right By Your Side (feat Stimulator Jones) (3:03)
Cruisin' (3:28)
Cherish (feat Ella Thompson - High On Love version) (3:06)
Rhythm Of Love (feat Stimulator Jones) (3:11)
Far Away (2:26)
In Motion (feat Laura Quinn) (3:54)
Guiding Star (0:58)
Holding On (2:01)
Get 2 Know U (3:53)
Cherish (feat Ella Thompson - Nite Time version) (3:29)
Review: When it comes to genuinely open-minded and hard-to-pigeonhole Balearic fare, Alex Storrer AKA Lexx remains one of the best in the business. That much is proved by the producer's fourth artist album in six years, the gorgeous and languid Rhythm of Love. Unlike its predecessor, which saw Storrer explore instrumental pastures, Rhythm Of Love is a far more soul-flecked and vocal-heavy affair, with guest singers Laura Quinn, Stimulator Jones and Ella Thompson all making their presence felt across the album. Across 12 gorgeous tracks, Storrer and co sashay between sun-soaked, head-nodding soul ('Special'), lovers rock-inspired synth-soul ('Right By Your Side'), warm dancefloor adjacent sweetness ('Cherish'), reggae-soul ('Rhythm of Love'), organic deep house ('Far Away') and gorgeous ambient soundscapes ('Guiding Star'). As impeccable as you'd expect.
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Sell Me A Dream: Flowstalgia
Sell Me A Dream: Flowstalgia (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BS 051LP. Rel: 05 Jun 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Intro (1:08)
Sell Me A Dream (3:09)
Sucker Punch (2:58)
On The Daily (feat Prince Po & VegaMonster) (3:52)
Nothing To See Here (2:27)
The Devils Own (3:07)
It's Like That (remix) (2:53)
Bad Weather (feat MED & VegaMonster) (3:32)
Sand Castles (4:01)
Review: L.A. MC Pawz One links up with Dutch producer Robin Da Landlord for this gritty, no-gimmicks return to raw hip-hop. The duo met while touring Europe and dropped their first collab 'It's Like That,' which soon sparked the idea for a full project. What they have cooked up is a tightly woven album packed with sharp bars, boom-bap grit and a deep love for the golden era. Produced entirely by Robin, the album features legends like Prince Po, MED and VegaMonster. It's a record that keeps body and mind engaged with every passing beat and bar.
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Radio Sessions: 1993
Cat: LMS 1725335. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Techno
Lush (Euro-Tunnel Disaster '94) (8:05)
Walk About (6:22)
Semi Detached (8:07)
Attached (6:54)
Review: Recorded live on September 10, 1993, for BBC Radio 1, this set strips back the studio polish in favour of raw, surging energy, breathing new life into core tracks from their Brown Album era. Their explosive 1993 John Peel session was a broadcast that captured the UK rave pioneers at their most visceral and unfiltered. The versions of 'Lush 3-1', 'Walk Now...' and 'Semi Detached' found here are looser, leaner and more urgent. 'Lush' in particular throbs with a relentless momentum, shedding its original texture in favor of a tougher, more improvised drive. It's a perfect showcase of Orbital's gift for live manipulation, transforming structured studio pieces into kinetic, spontaneous soundscapes. This reissue boasts newly commissioned artwork by Intro and aligns with the legacy of the Peel Sessions as a proving ground for boundary-pushing talent. Critics and longtime fans have praised the EP for its intensity and fluidity, supporting Orbital's status as live innovators. Radio Sessions is a nostalgic artifact and a reminder of how thrilling and forward-thinking Orbital's sound was.
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What Is Love EP
What Is Love EP (pink & blue merge vinyl 10")
Cat: 964147 491. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Pop
What Is Love (7" mix) (4:31)
Rock My Heart (radio mix) (4:11)
I Miss You (album mix) (4:12)
What Is Love (12" mix) (6:42)
Sing About Love (4:41)
Review: Over three decades since it first landed like a glitter-covered brick on 90s dancefloors, Haddaway's 'What Is Love' returns in a newly remastered edition i and it still hits like heartbreak in a club bathroom at 2am. Originally released by the Trinidad-born, Germany-based singer in 1993, the track remains an unmatched high watermark of eurodance: emotionally grand, melodically undeniable and rhythmically bulletproof. The remaster elevates the sound without overcooking it, keeping the bass taut and the synths sharper than ever. This new 10" release pairs the remastered 7" and 12" mixes with three more Haddaway essentials. 'Rock My Heart' is all turbocharged joy, while 'I Miss You' slows things down into something softer, almost wistful. 'Sing About Love', a lesser-known cut, benefits most from the fresh polish i suddenly blooming into full pop spectacle. It's a brand new release with one foot in club history and the other in now, reintroducing Haddaway's iconic anthem to a new generation while giving long-time fans the sonic upgrade they didn't know they needed. There's sincerity here that still feels bracing i love hurts, sure, but it also bangs. Put simply: if this is what nostalgia sounds like, we're fully on board.
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Mixes Of A Lost World
Cat: 780677 8. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Experimental/Electronic
I Can Never Say Goodbye (Paul Oakenfold 'Cinematic' remix)
Endsong (Orbital remix)
Drone:nodrone (Daniel Avery remix)
All I Ever Am (Meera remix)
A Fragile Thing (Ame remix)
And Nothing Is Forever (Danny Briottet & Rico Conning remix)
Warsong (Daybreakers remix)
Alone (Four Tet remix)
I Can Never Say Goodbye (Mental Overdrive remix)
And Nothing Is Forever (Cosmodelica Electric Eden remix)
A Fragile Thing (Sally C remix)
Endsong (Gregor Tresher remix)
Warsong (Omid 16B remix)
Drone:nodrone (Anja Schneider remix)
Alone (Shanti Celeste 'February Blues' remix)
All I Ever Am (Mura Masa remix)
I Can Never Say Goodbye (Craven Faults rework)
Drone:nodrone (Joycut 'Anti-Gravitational' remix)
And Nothing Is Forever (Trentemoller rework)
Warsong (Chino Moreno remix)
Alone (Ex-Easter Island Head remix)
All I Ever Am (65daysofstatic remix)
A Fragile Thing (The Twilight Sad remix)
Endsong (Mogwai remix)
Review: Robert Smith has always treated remixing less like revision, more like ritual i a habit that's followed him since his days in Crawley, West Sussex and then surfacing officially on the first Cure remix album, 1990's Mixed Up. This triple-disc release of reworkings from the band's latest LP Songs of a Lost World feels assembled with obsessive care, mapping out every possible mood lurking beneath the surface. There are club-ready flips, yes i Sally C, Danny Briottet and Gregor Tresher all push the rhythm forward i but they sit beside glacial pieces that feel more like haunted sketches than reworks. Mura Masa's take on 'All I Ever Am' is disintegrated almost beyond recognition, its vocal a flickering memory. Mogwai's 'Endsong' feels like the end of the world in slow motion. Even Chino Moreno turns in something striking i 'WarSong' morphs into a sludgy howl with heat-warped edges. But it's the sequencing that surprises: these aren't bolted together, but grouped in arcs, as though Smith were arranging the bones of an old idea into something still alive. Four Tet's version of 'Alone' is a high point i deeply textured but featherlight. Like all The Cure's output, what really matters is the feeling of being drawn somewhere, and Smith's hand never letting go.
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Don't Go Away
Cat: TESSALICIOUS 001. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
Don't Go Away (5:54)
On A Roll (5:37)
Rock The House (5:26)
Midnight Shift (6:44)
Review: Demi Riquisimo and The Trip join forces to launch Tessalicious, debuting a collaborative project, splitting partly off from the former artist's own Semi Delicious imprint. The new four-tracker evidences a shared talent by the pair for producing a twisting, winding dance finesser mood, blending melodiousness and functionality so that we almost can't tell the difference between them. Intended to captivate festival-goers, the likes of 'Don't Go Away' and 'Rock The House' offer sensorial and distant vocal samples, though their rare audible moments - "how do you say... you're gorgeous!?" - manage to leave us feeling all fuzzy inside.
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Played by: ROTCIV, Fog
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Expansions
Cat: A 007. Rel: 09 Jun 25
 
Funk
Expansions (3:52)
Glow (4:27)
Review: The enduring electronic musical gene sequence that was Virginia-born pianist and keys player Lonnie Liston Smith's spiritual funk-jazz opus, 'Expansions' from 1974, now hears another re-disco-scription by keyboardist Gail Johnson and her unstoppable band, Jazz In Pink. Renowned for her keytar uplifts and relentless live schedule, this is a rare 12" for the modern genius LA live musician. Her rendition of Smith's 'Expansions' both mellows and sharpens the mood in equal measure, providing a renewed euphony come euphoria. 'Glow' backs up the B-side with a sheeny original, with dramatic phrase stops and trademark peak-out pianos from Gail.
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Played by: Osmose
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Funky Grooves EP
Cat: GCV 030. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Get Up (5:40)
Dream Funky (6:09)
Ghetto Beatz (5:57)
Keep It Burnin (5:50)
Review: Micky More & Andy Tee's Groove Culture hits the notable milestone of 30 releases with another healthy dose of funky disco fun. Stepping up for this one is Shabi, a new name emerging from Berlin with a sound that defies the city's usual techno moodiness. 'Get Up' rides on big loopy drums with silky chords adding colour to clipped vocals and noodling baselines. 'Dream Funky' is another bouncy jam peppered with diva cries and horns, 'Ghetto Beatz' lands a little more heavy with with plenty of ass-wiggling groove and 'Keep It Burnin' rolls deep with sustained chords and plenty of big licks to energise any party.

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タグ: Disco House
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In Sight Vol 2
Cat: SCLP 545. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Uzuri (5:18)
Gigil (4:27)
Mindoro (alternative version) (5:11)
Ingenua (5:08)
Ya'aburnee (5:51)
Tarab (dub version) (5:53)
Mystical Funk (album version) (5:47)
Review: Gerardo Frisina's unmistakable fusion of Latin jazz, funk and soul with contemporary electronics entered a new phase with the announcement of his 'In Sight' series, a two-part project for 2025 set to rescan the multi-genre terrain and project it, rocket-like, into new stratospheres. The Schema Records founder now delivers the second promised instalment in the series, complementing a delicious first volume added to a brilliant swathe of 7"s and LPs, centring on not just his own talents but those of others, mainly those artists of his local Milanese Afro-Cuban jazz, soul and dub ken. Yet seven more finger-pinchers come tethered to adjacent movements in bossa nova, soft-adult cinematics and downtempo here.
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Played by: Pete Haigh, Scruscru
 in stock $27.76
2t2
2t2 (white vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: CTI 2T2LP2025. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Coldwave/Synth
Curae (5:05)
To Be (4:47)
Stound (4:06)
Never The Same (4:44)
Stolen Time (4:16)
Respair (3:33)
Threnody (4:15)
Sonance (5:17)
Review: One of the most legendary female producers in history of electronic music brings out her sixth solo album - not to mention her numerous seminal recordings as part of Throbbing Gristle and Chis & Cosey - and the first in three years. 2t2 is an intimate yet electrifying statement, a dualistic journey through rhythmic propulsion and meditative introspection across nine tracks entirely composed, performed and produced solely by Cosey herself. With 2t2, she expolores personal loss and global upheavalm transforming them into a defiant sonic odyssey, weaving raw energy and introspective depth together. The beat-driven tracks pulse with kinetic urgency, echoing her industrial and electronic roots, while the ambient passages invite deep contemplation. Lead single 'Stound' exemplifies this balanceiCosey's overtone chanting evokes resilience and catharsis, grounding the record in both personal and universal strength. 'Threnody' pays tribute to Delia Derbyshire and Andy Christian, weaving echoes of past creative dialogues into Cosey's present explorations. Even in its darker moments, there's a lightness, a refusal to succumb to despair, in evidende and Cosey seemingly embraces sorrow as a path to joy, a reminder that resistance and resilience are acts of creation. With 2t2, Cosey Fanni Tutti once again defies convention, crafting an album that is personal and powerful.
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Brighter The Days
Brighter The Days (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: BBE 801ALP. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Soul
Intro (0:52)
This Thing Called Life (4:56)
Won't Let You Down (feat K ZIA & The Swag) (4:27)
I've Been Waiting (4:23)
Brighter The Days (3:45)
There's Much Love In The World (4:56)
Lovey Dovey (feat Eric Roberson & Raheem DeVaughn) (5:36)
Research (feat Honey Larochelle) (3:52)
On My Own (feat Paul Weller) (4:06)
Omar & Don-e - "Out Of Sight" (interlude) (0:37)
Can We Go Out? (3:46)
It's Gonna Be Alright (feat Scratch Professer) (3:49)
We Can Go Anywhere (feat Giggs) (4:43)
Latin Salsa (3:55)
Holding On To Life (feat Ledisi) (4:49)
Much 2 Much (3:23)
1234 (feat Jeru The Damaja) (3:46)
Love Is Like (feat India Arie) (3:38)
Review: Brit soul legend Omar's new work finds him in full command of his craft, gracefully vaulting through decades of soul, funk and jazz with a sound that feels both grounded in history and refreshingly modern. His collaborations - from Paul Weller's understated elegance to Giggs' streetwise energy - highlight his remarkable versatility, yet it's his own magnetic voice that pulls everything together. The arrangements are lush, rich with organic instrumentation and tinged with Caribbean warmth, offering a sound palette that's as riveting as it is all-consuming. Tracks like 'There's Much Love In The World' reflect the timeless optimism that runs through Omar's music, celebrating unity while reminding us of the power of soulful connection. Despite the star-studded line-up of guests, this release is unmistakably Omar's. His voice - distinctive and effortlessly smooth - remains at the heart of each song, whether he's trading verses with Raheem DeVaughn or harmonising with Ledisi's rich tones. The musical textures on display are just as varied, blending organic rhythms with electronic beats that never overwhelm the track's emotional core. Over time, Omar's musical approach has only become more layered and expansive, yet his unmistakable sound remains intactianchored in the originality that made him a key figure in modern soul and funk.
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Played by: DJ Johnny Rebel
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The Genie (reissue)
Cat: SBCS 54LP. Rel: 11 Jun 25
 
Jazz
The Genie (5:54)
Magic Ride (5:29)
Pisces (5:11)
I'm So Glad (& I'm Thankful) (3:17)
You Think Of Her (6:36)
Night Breeze (6:04)
Mother Nile (6:45)
I Didn't Know What Time It Was (1:35)
Review: Bobby Lyle's 1977 classic jazz-funk album showcases his well-renowned keyboard mastery with standout tracks like the inventive title cut, 'The Genie,' which is a wild groove-driven journey through multiple shifts. His rendition of 'Night Breeze,' previously recorded by Ronnie Laws, is another highlight and the mystical 'Mother Nile' features deep rhythms while the dreamy mid-tempo roller 'Pisces' soothes. Up-tempo 'Magic Ride' and atmospheric 'You Think Of Her' showcase Bobby's rich vocals and a stellar lineup including Roland Bautista, Babatunde, Victor Feldman, Ernie Watts, and Donnie Beckhelp make this it's a definitive jazz-funk fusion gem.
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Played by: Pete Haigh, Osmose
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Andromeda Orchestra (feat Nick The Record mix)
Cat: FAR 063. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Mythical (6:52)
Magic Light Connection (6:33)
Thinking About Your Love (7:05)
Get Up & Dance (Nick The Record mix) (7:04)
Mozambique (6:44)
Kano Line Dance (5:58)
Mythical (Full Motion dub mix) (6:21)
Swing On (7:21)
Review: The UK's Robin Lee is one of the members of much-loved disco gang Faze Action but also he's behind Andromeda Orchestra who return here with an album that offers a cosmic fusion of jazz-funk and disco. It's been put together with Moogs, clarinets, Rhodes and rich analogue textures that make for a mix of nostalgia and sonic richness that sinks you in deep. Blending nostalgia with innovation, Lee creates deep, immersive soundscapes. There are widescreen odysseys like 'Mythical', loved-up bunkers such as 'Thinking About Your Love' and a rare Nick The Record remix of 'Get Up & Dance' that overflows with cosmic melodies and lush, life-affirming strings.
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Tharsis EP
Tharsis EP (12" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: VTX 016. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Electro
Tharsis (6:43)
Pavonis (6:30)
Arsia (7:03)
Ascraeus (5:47)
Daedalia (feat Dora Gray) (3:43)
Review: Matti Turunen is no stranger to Vortex Traks as he had previously dropped music here and appeared on the label's very first release and also later as part of Morphology. This, however, is his solo debut and it's a classy exploration of melodic electro. 'Tharsis' kicks off with lithe synths and sheet metal sounds flapping in a stiff cosmic wind. 'Pavonis' is deeper and more heady, 'Arsia' is built on neck-snapping drum patterns and 'Ascraeus' rides on plaintive pads. Last but not least is a collaboration with Dora Gray, 'Daedalia', which is an ambient-laced delight.
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Peace & Love (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: SS 7011P. Rel: 10 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Peace & Love (3:39)
Wreck (2:19)
Review: The first official reissue of Brooklyn People's rare 1975 soul-funk classic 'Peace and Love / Wreck' arrives courtesy of Selector Series for Record Store Day 2025. Originally released on Cheri Records half a century ago, this sought-after 7" has fetched prices of around L50 on the collector's market. It's one of those true crate-digger gems with its perfect mix of soulful, spiritual deepness and driving, dynamic drum grooves that never quit. 'Wreck' has atmospheric crowd sounds as well as jazzy keys and horns to really take things up a notch.
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タグ: Disco Funk | Jazz Funk
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Art Project EP
Cat: MPM 47. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Techno
Art Form (4:15)
Art Class (5:07)
Art School (8:18)
Review: Detroit's Robert Hood returns to vinyl with a techno triptych that distils his vision into something sharp, agile and impossibly refined. Though long synonymous with minimalism, he hasn't sounded this raw in yearsi'Art Form' arrives like a jolt, all jacking 909s and acidic flickers that feel urgent and alive. It's his first straight techno release since 2024, and it pulses with a kind of stripped-down euphoria, framed by Hood's ear for clean lines and stark rhythmic discipline. 'Art Class' deepens the tone, winding through heavier acid modulations that buzz beneath a more spacious arrangement, less confrontational but just as potent. On the B-side, 'Art School' leans into the cinematic mode, pairing sci-fi synth washes with grinding low-end pressure, rolling somewhere between introspection and propulsion. Though the tracks first landed digitally earlier this year, hearing them sequenced here offers a deeper read into Hood's blueprintiacid as method, groove as design. In his own words, M-Plant is about "only what is essential", and these three cuts prove just how much feeling can be encoded in that minimal frame. It's a statement of intent, executed with absolute clarity from one of techno's true architects.
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Played by: SHINEDOE
 in stock $14.57
Small Edits 1
Cat: SMALL 01. Rel: 13 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Sade
Commo
Review: Launching their new 7" series with a bang, Small Edits enlist the shadowy figure of The Groomer for two deep-digging reworks that balance crate knowledge with pure dancefloor funk. On the A-side, 'S.a.d.e' stretches out into a blissed, slow-burn groove with smoky keys, slinky basslines and a gentle swing conjure a mood that's tender, perfect for warm-up sets or late-night wind downs. Flip it over for 'Commo', a swaggering, shoulder-rolling party starter. Tighter, faster and packed with cheeky rhythmic flair, it leans into peak-time territory with percussive funk licks and chopped vocals that radiate attitude. A low-key but high-quality debuticut loud and made for selectors who know.
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The Bird Part 3
Cat: AR 010-3. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Funk
Love & Happiness (3:31)
How Can I Forget You (3:34)
Review: Adeen Records is back with its The Bird series and this time Cad73 is the one at the buttons. First up he flips the age old classic 'Love and Happiness' into a smooth and seductive sound with lush chords and warming melodies. Flip it over and you will find a rework of 'How Can I Forget You' which becomes a Northern Soul great with big hooks and driving rhythms that will get big reactions in the club. Two different but equally effective and cultured cuts.
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Love It To Death (Rhino High Fidelity)
Love It To Death (Rhino High Fidelity) (limited numbered gatefold 180 gram vinyl LP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: RPRW 7819601. Rel: 11 Jun 25
 
Rock
Caught In A Dream
I'm Eighteen
Long Way To Go
Black Juju
Is It My Body
Hallowed Be My Name
Second Coming
Ballad Of Dwight Fry
Sun Arise
Review: Detroit rock monster Alice Cooper's band hit their stride in 1971 with this raw, swaggering major-label breakout, now reissued on Rhino's high-fidelity imprint. The set blends garage rock grit with theatrical flair, laying the foundation for what would later be called shock rock. Powered by Bob Ezrin's debut co-production, the groupiAlice Cooper, Glen Buxton, Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway and Neal Smithideliver hard-edged anthems laced with surrealist angst and proto-punk snarl. Tracks like 'I'm Eighteen' - the track that John Lydon auditioned for the Sex Pistols with - and 'Caught In A Dream' balance noise and nuance, while deeper cuts like 'Sun Arise' and 'Is It My Body' play with form and stagecraft. A new interview with Ezrin offers insight into the sessions and his early relationship with the band. Recut for audiophile listening, it's a vital snapshot of early 70s US rock, reissued with care and context.
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No Return
Cat: CLMN 217. Rel: 12 Jun 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
No Return (2:30)
Path Of Man (3:30)
Review:  Loveland, Ohio's Colemine label offer a 7" indie exclusive on this furtive freshener from house engineer and regularly featured artist Leroi Conroy, returning after his last 45 in 2017 with a sharp double-sider flaunting his rhythmatic flair and deeper verbal intuitions. 'No Return' outlays crisp boom-bap drums wrapped in fluttering flute lines from Michael Sarason (of Say She She) and shimmering harp hallelujahs, courtesy of Cincinnati handywoman Rachel Miller. There's a distinct nod to Dorothy Ashby's work here, but reimagined for a 2025 palette; the flip leads the way to the 'Path Of Man', stripping the bark back to murkier moods, pulling from the darker corners of Conroy's upcoming full-length. He's come a long way since vacationing from the cutting lathe, representing himself in a new soulful and cinematic light, one which is yet raw and unpolished where it counts.
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Perro Bueno Edits Vol 4
Perro Bueno Edits Vol 4 (limited red vinyl 7")
Cat: PBEV 004. Rel: 16 Jun 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
MPDD (4:39)
MKZB (4:53)
Review: This fourth volume continues this series' mission of bringing some rare Afro-disco gems up to date for modern dancefloors. New life is brought into lesser-known classics while preserving the vibrant energy of the genre right from the off with Side A offering up the infectious, organic sounds of 'MPDD' while Side B offers 'MKZB' which has a seriously groove-heavy bassline and smartly layered percussion. Both of these are proper secret weapons for DJs and pure bait for dancers.
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タグ: African Disco
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