Cleo Sol - Gentlewoman

Cleo Sol embarks on her new album, Gentlewoman, speaking from a place of honesty and finding strength through life and its challenges.

Cleo is guided by her faith and belief that better days will come and throughout its ups and downs Love remains.

Tracklist:
1. I Only Look to You
2. Gentlewoman
3. Sweet Thing
4. Imagine
5. Force of Love
6. Sentimental Love
7. Let Me Cry
8. Family Ties
9. Together
10. Their Smiles Are Not the Same
11. Honest Talk
12. All Because of Love
13. Thank You
14. Little Things
15. Gentlewoman (Acknowledgement)

Djrum - I Wander

Following the success of Under Tangled Silence last year, DjRUM returns to Houndstooth with a 16 minute continuous EP featuring a custom etched artwork on Side B.

Felix (DjRUM) was a child prodigy as an instrumentalist and his advanced musicality has always been prominent in his music, but here he has put himself front and centre as a composer. And this sense of exposure as a performer interweaves with an unflinching emotional openness too. Where sometimes electronic production as advanced as this can use intellect and techniques as shields from soul-baring, this is the sound of someone who can boldly say “I feel things, I cry all the time, and I'm not afraid to say it or show it in the music.” But this doesn’t mean there’s a move away from the soundsystems and dancefloors where Felix made his name as a uniquely innovative vinyl DJ, this EP encapsulates his musical upbringing weaving in percussive elements across the stereo field to create a truly mesmerising listening experience.

Tracklist:
1. I Wander (I)
2. I Wander (II)
3. I Wander (III)
4. I Wander (IV + V)
5. I Wander (VI)
6. I wander (VII)

Saul Williams - Leap Life

With his upcoming record, 'Leap Life,' Williams expands the definition of what music itself can be, operating on the philosophy that "the voice is the instrument." Throughout the album, Williams speaks, chants, improvises and testifies over fluid arrangements that blur the lines between spoken word, jazz abstraction, hip-hop cadence, West African rhythmic logic, ambient composition and ceremonial sound design. Moving beyond traditional rhyme structures, the project embraces spontaneity, treating language as a rhythmic, vibrating force while capturing the essence of a jazz improviser chasing revelation in real-time, reflecting a lifetime of artistic preparation.

It’s a risky process — surrendering control inside a medium built on permanence — but Williams sees revelation in that uncertainty. “What does it mean to trust the moment?” he asks.

Tracklist:
1. Baobab Constellation
2. Mazahua
3. I Think I Get It Now
4. Great, Great-Grandmother
5. The Dagger
6. Controlled Is Not Controllable
7.1 3 Moons
8. Une Photographie
9. Not Everything For Sale
10. Robot Slave
11. Conspiracy
12. Vengeful Spirit
13. Friends I Ain't Met Yet
14. Coming Forth

Jaga Jazzist - Live with the Norwegian Radio Orchestra

For more than 30 years, the Norwegian collective Jaga Jazzist have been a unique creative force on the international music scene. Since the band’s humble beginnings in Tønsberg in 1994, they have been driven by a constant desire to explore what a large group of exceptionally talented musicians with ambitious visions can achieve together. Having released on world-renowned labels such as Smalltown Supersound and Ninja Tune, the group found a home at Brainfeeder – the imprint owned by Flying Lotus – in 2020 to release their ninth studio album “Pyramid”. Taking a deep dive into post-rock, jazz and psychedelia influences they nodded to forebears spanning from 80s jazz band Out To Lunch and Norwegian synth guru Ståle Storløkken, to contemporaries Tame Impala, Todd Terje and Jon Hopkins. ‘Tomita’ is a nod to Japanese composer and synth player Isao Tomita, and ‘The Shrine’ alludes to Fela Kuti’s legendary Lagos venue.

Composer Lars Hornveth said at the time: “I feel that this album is a small symphony, each part containing its own rooms to explore.” Therefore, it was a very natural progression to create new orchestral versions of the compositions on “Pyramid” and record them at the historic Store Studio in Oslo, home of The Norwegian Radio Orchestra (Kringkastingsorkestret abbreviated as KORK).

“The way we arrange the music for Jaga and the orchestra is based on the idea of remixing ourselves. Lars’s music contains so many layers, countermelodies and hooks that can be expanded and rearranged into long, symphonic pieces. The music on this album was arranged by Erik Johannessen, with plenty of ideas and input from Lars. We drew inspiration from composers we love, including Jean-Claude Vannier and Serge Gainsbourg, Bernard Herrmann, Claude Debussy and Henryk Górecki. The opportunity to work with an orchestra doesn’t come along very often, so we took great pleasure in placing the orchestra front and centre, creating long overtures that take detours into both Vertigo and Melody Nelson, before everything finally comes together as one grand ensemble.” 

Tracklist:
1. The Shrine (feat. The Norwegian Radio Orchestra)
2. Tomita (feat. The Norwegian Radio Orchestra)
3. Spiral Era (feat. The Norwegian Radio Orchestra)

Dahi - Black Boy (Alternative)

Grammy-winning producer and sound architect Dacoury "Dahi" Natche (Dahi), who spent two decades shaping the sound of modern hip-hop and R&B for major industry figures, presented his debut solo album Black Boy (Alternative) via Alter Music. The release serves as a conceptual exploration of Black identity, self-expression, and uninhibited artistic evolution free from conventional industry labels.

The record bridges a wide spectrum of sonic influences, ranging from 1990s alternative rock and experimental hip-hop to neo-soul and West African rhythms. The project's musical core centers on organic instrumentation, spacious acoustic mixing, and deep emotional interplay between live arrangements and vocal performances. The album features a guest list including Kendrick Lamar, Childish Gambino, Moses Sumney, Vince Staples, Amber Mark, Ravyn Lenae, Fousheé, Obongjayar, Channel Tres, and Baby Rose. Black Boy (Alternative) stands as a victory of auteur artistic vision over commercial tropes, delivering an immersive journey through modern alternative R&B and experimental soul.

Tracklist:
1. Who Are You (feat. Vince Staples, Channel Tres, & French Anthony)
2. Find Me (feat. Moses Sumney & Mez)
3. How To Pray (feat. Kendrick Lamar & Amber Mark)
4. Running (feat. Childish Gambino)
5. Love Me (feat. Obongjayar)
6. They Don't Know Me (feat. Mez)
7. The Night (feat. Kurtis Wells)
8. Rest of Your Life
9. Stand For Something (feat. Jesse Boykins III, Baby Rose, & Ant Clemons) 
10. Square Up (feat. Fousheé)
11. Drowning (feat. Elmiene & Ravyn Lenae)

Cold Diamond & Mink - Organ-ized

Through the ages, several people from moustachioed party boat troubadours to jazz elite like Jimmy Smith/McGriff and Shirley Scott have wielded the power of the electric organ to hypnotize listeners. Now, taking all the possible cues from these musical heavyweights, and breaking through the musical sound barrier to organ-ize your mind comes Mr. Sophisticated Fingers.

Together with the ever-faithful Cold Diamond & Mink this mystical key stroker rephrases ten of the greatest hits from Emilia Sisco’s debut album “Introducing” in a unique lyrical style. In Organ-ized’s Slow Dance & Soul album these songs continue for further greatness.

You may have heard them before, now listen to them again, as now they’ve been organ-ized by the musical maestro Mr. Sophisticated Fingers, baby!

Tracklist:
1. Walk With Me
2. I Wish I Was Yours
3. Dreaming Of Love So Divine
4. I Can't Go On
5. When I Fall In Love
6. It's Too Late
7. Light It Up With Your Smile
8. Let My Soul Catch Fire
9. Is It True Baby
10. I Dream That You Stay

Inkswel - The Creator

For years now, Inkswel has been part of the extended Apparel Music family, moving freely through our frequencies with a creative force that always finds fertile and open ground to evolve. His music lives in rhythm first, with his grooves that twist, breathe, collide and regenerate continuously, driven by a compositional instinct that always feels visionary. Yet one of the most beautiful aspects of his artistic universe is the way he surrounds himself with other sensitive minds and voices, artists capable of expanding his rhythmic architecture into harmonic, soulful and emotional territories. “Creator”, out on August 14th on Apparel Music, perfectly captures this spirit. The EP opens with the hypnotic “Creator”, where the vocals of Alice Payne and the talent of Willie Dynamo slide effortlessly through Inkswel’s unmistakable Late Nite Club Mix, a deep and fluid introduction that immediately sets the tone for the journey. The original version keeps the same soulful tension while stripping things back into a warmer and more direct groove, before the instrumental counterpart reveals how much detail and movement is hidden inside the rhythmic layers alone. “Cry For Mount Lebanon” shifts the atmosphere into something more cinematic and spiritually charged, showing Inkswel’s ability to move beyond club structures without losing momentum, while “Stand Out In The Crowd” sees the unmistakable presence of Colonel Red bringing raw soul energy and human warmth to one of the EP’s most infectious cuts. On “Fig Leaf”, the elegant voice of Lizzie Bradley with the help of Leonard Charles shape a softer and more introspective dimension, balancing the record with sensual harmonies and delicate melodic tension. The instrumentals included throughout the release are not simply alternate versions, but another way to enter the architecture of the EP itself, exposing the precision, freedom and musical intelligence behind every groove. “Creator” once again confirms Inkswel’s rare talent for building collective worlds through rhythm, where every collaborator becomes part of a larger emotional and sonic conversation.

Tracklist:
1. Creator (Inkswel's Late Nite Club Mix) [feat. Alice Payne & Willie Dynamo]
2. Creator [feat. Alice Payne & Willie Dynamo]
3. Creator (Inkswel's Late Nite Club Mix Instrumental)
4. Cry For Mount Lebanon
5. Stand Out In The Crowd [feat. Colonel Red]
6. Fig Leaf [feat. Lizzie Bradley & Leonard Charles]
7. Stand Out In The Crowd (Instrumental)
8. Creator (Instrumental)
9. Fig Leaf (Instrumental)

Mike D - Thank You

Mike D will release his debut album Thank You on August 28, marking the first full length offering of new music from a Beastie Boys alum since 2011. Tracing its origins back to a series of zero-pressure, experimental recording sessions at Mike’s home studio, the album features a dozen servings of sonically inventive post-electronic grooves and hypnotic hooks that find Mike D’s unmistakable voice leading the listener through an aural playground that defies categorization.

Tracklist:
1. Switch Up
2. What We Got
3. True Colors
4. That’s Right
5. Secrets Pt. I
6. Secrets Pt. II
7. I Don't Care
8. Make It Stop
9. Crypto
10. Here We Are
11. Back To Start
12. It’s Time
13. Thank You

VA - DJ Perry Louis (JazzCotech) presents the Shiftless Shuffle

IMPRESS!VE Collective & BBE Music present:

DJ Perry Louis – Shiftless Shuffle: UK Dancefloor Jazz Compilation

Perry Louis is a pivotal figure in the UK jazz dance movement. As a dancer and choreographer, producer, DJ, broadcaster, and founder of the internationally respected jazz dance collective JazzCotech Dancers, he is perfectly placed to curate this collection.

Perry has been at the heart of the scene since the early 1980s, from JAFFAS, the Electric Ballroom, Dingwalls, Acid Jazz, Hi Hat, and Messin’ Around, taking its energy and sound as far as Japan, the USA, St. Lucia, India, Canada, and across Europe.

This compilation celebrates 25 years of Shiftless Shuffle, with Perry as its ambassador and driving force. Over the years, he has collaborated with top DJs including Paul Murphy, Gilles Peterson, Snowboy, Colin Curtis, and Shuya Okino, helping shape the UK jazz dance sound into a global phenomenon.

The album blends deep jazz, fusion, Latin, and groove-driven tracks, reflecting both the scene’s rich heritage and its forward momentum.

From the brand-new exclusive track by Kyoto Jazz Massive, Get It Together (Samba Fusion Mix), to Bunny Brunel’s Fickle Funk appearing on vinyl for the very first time, and the hard-hitting Caribbean Fire Dance by Tom Grant, this compilation tells the story of a movement—an underground culture born on UK dancefloors that has now captured a worldwide audience.

Tracklist:
1. Kyoto Jazz Massive - Get It Together (Samba Fusion Mix)
2. Bunny Brunel - Fickle Funk
3. Norbert Gottschalk, Matthias Broede - Samba Picante
4. Dave O’Higgins - Samba Express
5. Uglješa Novaković - Don’t Slam the F... Door
6. Jen Kearney - Warm Bath Eyes
7. Tom Grant - Caribbean Fire Dance
8. Colonel Red, GeeW - You Say I Say
9. Nation of Multiverse - Hanikami
10. Eileen Howard - Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly
11. Pierre-Louis Garcia - Tipaza

Busta Rhymes & J Dilla - Dillagence II

In the history of hip-hop, certain collisions alter the orbit of the culture entirely. When Busta Rhymes first stepped into the otherworldly, swing-heavy universe of J Dilla, it was an alignment of two unstoppable titans—the most chaotic, kinetic vocalist in rap history meeting the quiet deity of raw soul and sub-bass perfection. Their original pairing set a gold standard for what happens when top-tier lyrical warfare meets sacred production. Now, the vault opens to unveil Dillagence 2: a resurrection of that mythic frequency, bridging the raw grit of the streets with a legendary, earth-shattering grandeur.

Authorized directly from the Yancey estate, Dillagence 2 pairs Busta’s razor-sharp, rapid-fire flows with Dilla’s nastiest, most sought-after unreleased beats. Built upon rare MPC canvases unearthed from Dilla’s legendary vault, the album captures both masters in a state of absolute, unchained ascension. Every track hits like a heavyweight knockout—blending off-grid snares, filthy basslines, and soaring soul chops with Busta’s apocalyptic precision. He treats every lost Detroit tape like a battleground, unleashing a larger-than-life energy that turns unreleased boom-bap into a stadium-sized manifesto.

Forget the cheap nostalgia cash-ins and posthumous butcher jobs. Dillagence 2 hits with the weight of two master craftsmen operating at the absolute peak of their powers. By locking Detroit’s deepest low-end grooves directly into New York’s loudest, most relentless vocal engine, this record doesn't just honor Dilla's legacy—it kicks the door off its hinges and demands you listen.

Tracklist:
1. Ma Dukes Speak Again
2. How The Boss Will Deliver
3. Entry (feat. La Reezy)
4. SPAZZZ
5. Back Pain, Chest Pain, Head Pain
6. Royalty (feat. CIE & Trillian)
7. This Woman (feat. D'Angelo)
8. Shoo 
9. Drugs (feat. C.S. Armstrong)
10. The Story Of The Old Man
11. Run Em Down (feat. WATCH THE DUCK)
12. Lay Down (feat. T3 of Slum Village)
13. Wait 4 U (feat. Big Sean & Honey Bxby)
14. Kingpin (Knock Ya Head Off) (feat. Anderson .Paak & Ludacris)
15. How You Want It
16. Love & War (feat. C.S. Armstrong & Talib Kweli)
17. Talk Ya Shit (feat. Lil Wayne)
18. What We Got in Common (feat. Common & Jon Batiste)
19. Ma Dukes Closing Words

Black Rave Culture - Black Rave Culture Vol 4

We're incredibly grateful for everyone who has come into our lives through music. The relationships we've built and the experiences we've shared have left a lasting impact on us. The best way we know how to express our gratitude is to keep creating, keep evolving, and continue giving back through our art.

This album is a reflection of growth—not only sonically, but personally. From the very beginning at our Airbnb on Herengracht 164 in Amsterdam during ADE, to creating in an artist loft and studio space in Berlin, and later through the sessions and experiences that continued to shape the project in London, every city, every moment, and every chapter became part of this record's story.

The album was also deeply inspired by many of our close friends, several of whom are featured throughout the project. Their creativity, support, and presence helped shape what this album became.

Tracklist:
1. Smoke Em Out
2. Errbody (Work It)
3. Herengracht
4. Geekin
5. Get To You
6. Module Select
7. Jump On Da Floor
8. Fried Behavior
9. Urban Classix
10. Iced Out
11. South London
12. Penitence

Erykah Badu & The Alchemist - Before The World Blows

The collaboration between Erykah Badu and The Alchemist is a tantalizing prospect. On one side, the preeminent neo-soul singer of her generation; on the other, a producer who has become the benchmark for vintage boom-bap. Yet this joint album is far from a rigid division of labor between vocals and production. Built on a dynamic back-and-forth—tweaking each other’s work, dismantling initial ideas, and exploring new terrain—Before The World Blows is packed with unexpected twists and detours.

Conventional structures crumble, playfulness meets sensuality, and hypnotic grooves suddenly give way to total abandon. The sole constant is a shared devotion to the power of the drum-and-bass pairing. Serving as an unshakeable foundation reimagined across a variety of sonic textures, it acts as a guiding compass for their most wild and innovative ideas.

Then come the guest features, all encouraged to shine without compromising their signature sound: Steve Lacy, Westside Gunn, DJ Quik, Joi, and Earl Sweatshirt. Each answered the call from these two music heavyweights, determined to turn the album into a major event.

Tracklist:
1. Echos
2. I Just Play A Part (feat. DJ Creole Princess, Westside Gunn, Joi)
3. Crossfade
4. Witch Doctor
5. Valentine (feat. DRAM)
6. Next 2 U
7. Love Me Not
8. Breezy
9. Abracadabra
10. To The Moon (Plan C) (feat. Steve Lacy)
11. They Ain't You (feat. Thundercat)
12. What The People Say (Apostle 1)
13. Hot BiBi (Apostle 2)
14. No I.D. (feat. Westside Gunn)
15. I Know That Man (feat. Earl Sweatshirt)
16. Black Box (feat. Kamasi Washington)

DOMi & JD BECK - YOU ASKED! (Instrumental)

Somehow both simpler and more complex, WHO ASKED? foregoes the roll call of special guests that illuminated NOT TiGHT yet features even more contributors including a small sinfonietta of seasoned classical players who help bring the duo’s incredibly singular, super maximalist and strikingly beautiful orchestral vision to life. Featuring vocals by Domi and JD throughout, it might almost resemble chamber pop if chamber pop had 50 times as many notes, shifty time signatures and an overall vibe of jazz-born indietronica cut with verdant flower-child freedom.

Tracklist:
1. ÉPiPHANiE! (Instrumental)
2. HAD ENOUGH! (Instrumental)
3. EXiT! (Instrumental)
4. SiLHOUETTE! (Instrumental)
5. GROWiNG OLDER! (Instrumental)
6. SOME THiNGS NEVER CHANGE! (Instrumental)
7. RAiN! (Instrumental)
8. SMALL EYES! (Instrumental)
9. LOVELY MASQUERADE! (Instrumental)
10. PUZZLE PiECES! (Instrumental)
11. PHANTOM THREAD! (Instrumental)
12. OUT OF SYNC! (Instrumental)
13. CONCERTiNO (FOR PiANO, DRUMS & ORCHESTRA)! (Instrumental)
14. CLiMBiNG HiGH! (Instrumental)
15. ÉPiLOGUE! (Instrumental)

VA - Strata-East: Sonic Liberation

Strata-East Records’ mission is more relevant than ever. As corporate forces homogenize experience, Strata-East remains a beacon for artistic expression. 'Strata-East: Sonic Liberation' explores these archives, highlighting Charles Tolliver and Stanley Cowell’s open-door policy, which empowered jazz musicians to share personal, forward-looking work. Integrity, independence, and an unwillingness to compromise define the label.

Explore this unmatched period of musical history and emerge transformed.

Tracklist:
1. Clifford Jordan - Prayer to the People
2. Charles Tolliver - Paper Man
3. Cecil Payne - Flying Fish
4. Charles Tolliver, Music Inc - Wilpan's (Live)
5. Charles Brackeen - Hour Glass
6. Charles Tolliver, Music Inc - Round Midnight (Live)
7. Billy Harper - Soulfully, I Love You/Black Spiritual of Love
8. Charlie Rouse - Bitchin'
9. Harold Vick - Lucille
10. Billy Parker - Dance of the Little Children
11. John Gordon - P + G Incorporated
12. Shamek Farrah, Sonelius Smith - Conversation Piece
13. Shamek Farrah - First Impressions
14. The New York Bass Violin Choir, Bill Lee - Horace Silver
15. Pharoah Sanders - Balance
16. The Heath Brothers, Stanley Cowell - The Watergate Blues
17. The Descendants of Mike and Phoebe, Bill Lee - Coltrane
18. Stanley Cowell, Billy Harper, Billy Hart, Reggie Workman - Destiny Is Yours
19. John Hicks - Lush Life

Dele Sosimi - Remixed

A little over a decade on from his debut album released on the label, Wah Wah 45s are very proud to present two brand new remixes taken from Afrobeat Ambassador Dele Sosimi’s much celebrated LP You No Fit Touch Am. In the years that have passed since the album’s release, a number of producers and DJs have re-worked and reimagined cuts from the album, most notably the much revered Medlar and his irresistible take on the title track.

In anticipation of Dele’s long awaited follow up album in 2027, and closing off the YNFTA era, we present to you two brand new remixes of tracks taken from this timeless LP.

Mysterious London based producer and DJ brekkyt (erstwhile known as The Breakfast Triple) is up first with a typically rhythm-focused, bruk infused and bass worrying re-work that takes Dele’s ever popular title track to a brand new audience, perfectly timed for the current broken beat revival.

Brekkyt’s recent cheeky re-works for Raphael Saadiq, Mis-Teeq and most recently for Kyla Kilzer & Max Noir on Tru Thoughts Recordings have seen his music receive some serious heat.

On the flip, Portuguese producer Meith takes album favourite Sanctuary deep into Afro-tech territories creating an irrepressible groove tailor made for the big rooms this summer. The Lisbon based beat-maker has previously released club focussed tracks on labels like Kazukuta and Sondela Records.

This pair of dance floor destroying remixes will be available on hand-stamped, white label vinyl.

Tracklist:
1. You No Fit Touch Am (brekkyt Remix)
2. Sanctuary (Meith Remix) 

Sully - Flux / Chatter

Juxtaposing acid-tipped breakbeats with influences of acoustic behaviour in nature, Sully unveils a debut release for Critical Music with two-track 12” ‘Flux’ b/w ‘Chatter’.

Sully says: "‘Flux’ and ‘Chatter’ were another attempt to take the groove and feel of the breakbeats I've been previously working with and build them from the ground up. The aim was to find space for the tonal elements to breathe and end up in a place I'd not been to before."

Birdsong became an unexpected reference point during the writing process, with Sully using synthesis to analyse and recreate natural calls as compositional material. The resulting dialogue between acoustic behaviour and digital sound generation forms part of the release's underlying methodology rather than a surface aesthetic.

"The contrast and contradiction of the organic world captured by digital processes is always a pull for me," Sully explains. "It never fails to inspire."

Jack Stevens aka Sully has spent much of the last two decades developing a body of work that sits slightly outside the obvious cycles of revival that have shaped UK bass music. While his records draw from established rhythmic forms, they rarely settle within a single tradition, instead examining the shared characteristics between them. His releases have consistently explored the points where 2-step swing, breakbeat construction, and jungle's rhythmic vocabulary begin to overlap.

Sully’s records retain a relevance that extends beyond the moment of their release, continuing to circulate through DJ sets and specialist record collections. This 12” adds another chapter to a catalogue defined by sustained investigation into rhythm, texture and soundsystem music.

Tracklist:
1. Flux
2. Chatter

VA - FABRICLIVE SELECTS VIII

fabric Records returns to broken beat & bruk with SELECTS VIII, the latest edition of its curator-led compilation series and the label’s first release dedicated to the genre in almost two decades. Bringing together pioneers alongside a new generation of artists, the 10-track compilation captures the depth and evolution of London’s broken beat movement, from rediscovered CoOp-era recordings to forward-thinking club productions.

At the heart of the compilation is the connection between broken beat’s foundations and the artists continuing to push the sound forward today. From the previously unreleased UNTILTED AS YET, which receives its first ever vinyl pressing, to a new generation of productions, SELECTS VIII brings together different eras of the scene across a single collection.

On the compilation, fabric adds: “Broken beat is a scene and sound that has brought us so much joy over the years, and SELECTS VIII feels like our way of giving something back. What has always made it so special is how true it has remained to itself. It has a devoted community, continues to evolve, and new generations of artists are carrying the sound forward while respecting the foundations that came before. We wanted this compilation to reflect that journey, from its roots to where the scene stands today. Made for the dancefloor first and foremost, it celebrates the depth, creativity and lasting influence of broken beat, alongside the artists continuing to shape its future.”

The SELECTS series sees members of the fabric team curate compilations exploring the genres, scenes and sounds that have shaped club culture. Each edition offers a personal perspective on a musical movement, bringing together established artists and emerging voices while celebrating the communities continuing to push electronic music forward.

Released in full on 28 August via FABRICLIVE, SELECTS VIII will also be available as a strictly limited run of 100 white-label 12-inch vinyl copies, bringing together a snapshot of broken beat’s past, present and future on one collection.

Tracklist:
1. XL Regular – Magneto Agent
2. STREETON – Ginko Dub
3. Donsurf – The Model
4. Mark Force, Afronaut – Carnival (Afroforce Vox Dub)
5. Maddslinky – UNTILTED AS YET
6. Bruk Rogers – Junk
7. Ben Hauke – LOVE THIS
8. Last Nubian, Arinola – So Ignorant
9. D’Monk – Daza
10. Bakura – Hooked On You

JJ Whitefield - Exotic Moods

Musician JJ Whitefield presents Slow Moods, a 14-track instrumental album released in a limited run of 500 copies with an obi strip. Drawing deep inspiration from the golden age of library music and legendary sound catalogs such as KPM, De Wolfe, Bruton Music, and CAM, the project pairs atmospheric funk and jazz grooves with tight rhythms and precise arrangements. The tracks feature meticulously layered overdubs alongside East Asian and East African musical influences, creating an exotic, cinematic listening experience.

Tracklist:
1. Long Out Of Yuan
2. Fuzzed Gut
3. Sansa Kuwa
4. Alice & Barry
5. Triptychon
6. Infinium Path
7. Lazy Lament
8. Moonschlitz
9. Back On Track
10. Dispirited
11. Welcome to Ziway
12. Lost In Khoms
13. Glorious Exit
14. Mercury