Recording artists Jimi Tenor & Nicole Willis who are life partners as well as past collaborators, reunite for their new project, artist name Cola&Jimmu, “Cola", a kind of pseudonym of Nicole and “Jimmu", associated with the legend of the first emperor of Japan, Jimnu Tenno. Both Tenor and Willis have fronted their own projects over the past decade, Willis most recently working with Helsinki - based group the Soul Investigators, for their albums Tortured Soul & Keep Reachin’ Up, Timmion Records 2005, 2013. The Helsinki Sanomat recently called Willis & the Soul Investigators “the world’s best on the stage of Tavastia". The title track of Keep Reachin’ Up was chosen in February 2012 for POTUS, Barack Obama’s Re - Election Spotify Playlist. Tenor also contributed horn arrangements to the 2 albums in the collaborative effort of Willis & the Soul Investigators. Tenor & Willis also wrote and recorded tracks from release of Tenor’s Call Of The Wild, from the LP Out Of Nowhere, Warp Records 2000. As of late, Jimi Tenor collaborated with Tony Allen for their LP on Strut Records 2009, Inspiration Information, eclectic “outsider” Itetune on Temmi Kongi 2011, with Abdissa Assefa, & the self titled Soft Focus with Lary 7 on Tommi Grönlund’s Puu/Sähko Recordings 2013. Willis & Tenor have roots in dance - floor music with there separate success’ such as Tenor’s techno classic Take Me Baby, & Willis’ neo - soul New York based project Repercussions, Promise Me Nothing which peaked at # 6 on Hot Dance Music, Club Play chart of Billboard Magazine, with remixes from Master’s At Work and Supa DJ Dmitry. Cola&Jimmu revisit 1990 house, which bares so many monikers. Cola & Jimmu title it “deep house revival", drawing influences from Bobby Konders releases on NuGroove to Yellow Magic Orchestra’s Firecracker, with vocal styles comparable to Gwen Guthrie & CeCe Peniston.

N.O.R.E. aka P.A.P.I. is back with a new one … French Montana, 2 Chainz, Pusha T, Pharrell, Scarface, Pete Rock, Lil Wayne, Havoc, Jeremih, Mick Jones, Large Professor, Swizz Beatz, Raekwon, Busta Rhymes & Tech N9ne are on board!

Having grown up under the wing of classic 1990's deep house music, slow to speak's Paul Nickerson and Francis Englehardt created the CORE reissue series to highlight what they felt were some of the most striking examples of underground club music at its finest. Initially a reissue series of limited 12"s, the committed classic house devotees have put together here a comprehensive selection reflecting the peak of the US house music Enlightenment in their second CD compilation of unmixed CORE staples. From the dark and alluring track excursions of New York City's most debauched dancefloors to the ethereal and sophisticated forays into soul and jazz music's intricate instrumental arrangements; from the Garage's full-force vocal house inheritors to refreshing and unstoppably catchy exercises in 90's R&B/House music hybridism, "CORE" offers a balanced and complete palate of brilliant, eternal deep house landmarks from club culture's glory years. Featuring obscure and overlooked masterpieces from Nathaniel X, Cherie Lee, Mental Instrum and more, "CORE" has been curated and lovingly presented in the hopes that the disconnect between past accomplishments and present fascinations can be bridged, with the sincere hope that these unique examples of that special and unrepeatable era will drive a new generation of dance music pioneers to create their own inspired acts of sublime musical revelation.

Hot 8 Brass Band's third album.

Pünktlich zum kompletten Toursupport für Blumentopf in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz kommt Edgars erste EP an den Start! Ein 8-seitiges Booklet mit allen Songtexten ist dabei!

Effiscienz are proud to present the new Wyld Bunchs project, one of the most dirty Brooklyns emcees. Unbreakable consists of 8 tracks + 8 remixes and features A-class emcees, including Roc Marciano, Masta Ace, Guilty Simpson, Torae, Hannibal Stax!

Still inspired by mid-90s New York hip-hop, this album is produced entirely by Dj Low Cut. Nutso is
not alone behind the microphone since you’ll found many guest appearances like Smiley The
Ghetto Child, Rasheed Chappell, Dirt Platoon, Timeless Truth, Nems, FT, AG da Coroner and
C-Rayz Walz.

This album is the follow-up to his 2009 debut LP ‘Everybody’s Talking, Nobody’s Listening!’ and provide the most decisive musical statement Caspa has made yet. Running through the gamut of sounds and scenes that inspire him with the help of a selection of like-minded contemporaries, those who have pinned him down as simply a dubstep artist will quickly be re-adjusting their viewpoints. As the title indicates, the 15-track album provides a sonic A-Z of Caspa the musician.

Another pseudonym of Kaidi Tatham (Agent K), Shokazulu’s self titled CD release follows the two amazing twelve inches from last year. Serious upbeat, funk and jazzy vibe throughout, with an almost house flavour at times. Killer stuff!

Tricky is back. Back with a new studio album, False Idols, and his own label (also bearing the False Idols name), but also back in a personal sense. “I was lost for ages,” he says. “I was trying to prove something to people, trying to do something to please other people and also myself at the same time, which is never going to work. To be honest with you, I’ve been floating around since Chris Blackwell and Island. My last two albums, I thought they were good, but I realize now they weren’t. This album is about me finding myself again.”

Many of the songs on False Idols feature artists signed to Tricky’s new label, including 24-year Londoner Francesca Belmonte and Fifi Rong. The album also includes collaborations with Nigeria's new global star Nneka, the afore-mentioned Peter Silberman. In the months before the album’s release, False Idols will also release two EPs showcasing the label’s roster on new, non-album material produced by Tricky.

Tricky is back. Back with a new studio album, False Idols, and his own label (also bearing the False Idols name), but also back in a personal sense. “I was lost for ages,” he says. “I was trying to prove something to people, trying to do something to please other people and also myself at the same time, which is never going to work. To be honest with you, I’ve been floating around since Chris Blackwell and Island. My last two albums, I thought they were good, but I realize now they weren’t. This album is about me finding myself again.”

Many of the songs on False Idols feature artists signed to Tricky’s new label, including 24-year Londoner Francesca Belmonte and Fifi Rong. The album also includes collaborations with Nigeria's new global star Nneka, the afore-mentioned Peter Silberman. In the months before the album’s release, False Idols will also release two EPs showcasing the label’s roster on new, non-album material produced by Tricky.

The second installment in the Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing series, No Wising Up, No Settling Down focuses more on the personal and social aspects of philosophy and class conflict and abandons overtly political songwriting for a more subtle, honest, experimental and poetic approach. Although the album contains pop elements seen in the past few Sole releases, it also harkens back to his classic stream-of-consciousness poetry and noise styles.

Oh yes, finally the follow-up to Mount Kimbie's critically acclaimed debut "Crooks & Lovers", now on Warp Records!

Tramp Records continues to celebrate its 10th anniversary with another exciting release in the Story of series. Lonnie Lester is one of those unsung heroes of 1960s Rhythm & Blues who has gained little recognition for his talents. Although his songs are current dance floor favourites in soul clubs all over Europe, this is the first-ever compilation of his 1960s material.

Repackaged and augmented with a comprehensive selection of exclusive, previously unheard tracks, and eclectic, cutting-edge remixes including the handiwork of Steve Mason, Wrongtom, The Nextmen, Hint and Drumagick. In-depth liner notes by London Posse blogger/biographer Jimbo Jones complete the experience, telling the colourful story of these UK pioneers.

10 new tracks by the one and only Congo Natty with a little help from Adrian Sherwood, Skip McDonald, Benny Page & others!

Bosq Y Orquesta De Madera is the much anticipated full-length debut album by Bosq from Whiskey Barons.
On the heels of his three well-received 12” singles, the album delivers on the promise of a well-rounded and killer collection of Afro, House, Latin, Soul and Disco tracks with the intention of keeping bodies moving on the dancefloor.

What do you get when you combine the best bits of Mike James Kirkland, a dynamic duo of well respected producers in Jonny Cuba (Dynamic Syncopation) and Ollie Teeba (The Herbaliser) and round out the cast with 3 dope MC's? (Audessey, U-George, and Oxygen) Soundsci is the name of the crew and "Soundsational" is the fruit of their collective labors!

Inspired by songs from Mike James Kirkland's "Don't Sell Your Soul" anthology from his earlier days as part of "Mike And the Censations", the album title itself pays homage to the amazing source material that's been sampled, chopped and reconstructed while preserving the soul of the originals. The result are 10 songs that delve deep into Hip-hop's Golden Era with the boom-bap sound and soul samples combined to create an instant classic.

‘Grammatically Incorrect’ traverses Synth Pop and Post Punk to create an interesting but non-derivative blend that will at times find you humming along, and at times leave you hypnotised, proving to be a cohesive and well rounded debut that bodes well for this exciting act.

Another genuine compilation by Psychemagik! This one will blow your mind as the last one did!!!!

EU version includes a bonus track!

Give The People What They Want is the band's fifth album, recorded at home in Bushwick's Daptone House of Soul Studios after two years of touring behind 2010's lauded I Learned The Hard Way. These ten songs are seasoned with the classic Soul sound one might expect.

The first collection of some of Karel Goeyvaerts' ultra rare vinyl releases
unavailable away from their original vinyl release.

Freash all-hip-hop mix by Maigl!

Paris is back and it’s no longer pumping to the filtered sound of disco house :D

Instead, a ‘90s generation have come of age born into the monochromatic shadow of Mathieu Kassovitz’s classic film, La Haine. A world of internal tensions cracking the ground for new shoots to appear from a vibrant street culture that’s en Seine in the membrane, raised as much on global bass and hip-hop’s freakiest mutations as the distant orbit of Chicago and Detroit.

You can hear it in the music of ClekClekBoom, the Paris-based label which began in 2007 as a website releasing baile funk from Rio’s favelas but now serves up its own home-grown ghetto grooves.

New Looptroop album. This one is in swedish language!