Here is all the great new music due to be released and in-store in the coming weeks and months. Whilst we are only taking pre-orders on a select few (they've got a bright orange Pre Order badge or can be viewed separately here), we want to share with you all the titles we have ordered and when they are scheduled to be released (albeit this sometimes changes without us being told!)
Every Thursday at 4pm we send out our Weekly Drop email (see the online version here) which details the records to be released and made available to buy that Friday. Make sure you sign up for that if you're keen on a title!
Seen a great album we haven't ordered? Use the form below to let us know and we will try and get it for you.
66 products
Madlib's Beat Konducta series goes to India. Beat Konducta Vol. 3-4: In India is a 2LP made up of Madlib instrumentals inspired by Bollywood soundtracks and other ’60s- ’80s productions from India. Long out of print, both volumes are pressed on 2LP for the first time ever, on semi-transparent silver and saffron yellow vinyl, and housed in a gatefold jacket.
Learn To Swim’ takes shape around ten individually characterised tracks, from the whirring beat and gospel undertones of ‘Don’t You Give Up On Me’, to the playful, percussion-layered offering of ‘Best Kind Of Lost’, the project displays the innate musicality and natural versatility of Joshua Idehen.
Japanese sonic visionary Cornelius returns with his long-awaited ninth studio album. Album nine sharpens decades of sonic exploration into something intimate yet expansive and surprising - intricate rhythms, shimmering detail and widescreen psychedelia in perfect balance. Featuring guest vocals from Sean Lennon and an unexpected, brilliant cover of The Monochrome Set.
Let Your Hair Down' captures the group in full flight: spontaneous, energetic arrangements delivered by a top-shelf group of musicians who simply love to play music together. The 'good clean fun' factor combines with razor-sharp musicality and informed sensibilities to crystalise into a truly high grade original album.
Portland’s Roman Norfleet and Be Present Art Group extend their incredible outpouring of spiritual, liberatory music. Drawing from Black American history, revolutionary thought, and the enduring spirit of resistance, the music weaves in echoes of the figures, movements, and ideas that have shaped generations. It honors the past while carrying its spirit into the present.
Proud Of Me is a deeply personal new album nearly a decade in the making from ALA.NI, the enigmatic British singer, songwriter and musician whose voice seems to exist outside of time, and composer Adrian Younge. Across Proud of Me, ALA.NI writes plainly about desire, grief, intimacy and self-possession, often leaving the emotional edges exposed.
A hot slice of Latin dance music — produced by the legendary Masters at Work, the house icons and masters of that Nuyorican sound, “Little” Louie Vega and Kenny “Dope” González — from Los Amigos Invisibles, the Venezuelan band who have spent decades perfecting the art of getting away with everything.
After a five-year break, Martin Freeman and Eddie Piller return with their latest compilation: ‘On The Corner’. While previous albums have shone a spotlight quite specifically on jazz and soul, the latest iteration takes a more panoramic approach, taking in those loves, but adding in some British Mod stomp, Neo-Library music and some Ye-Ye, as Martin says in his note.
Life is beautiful again’ is the debut album of Nadine El Roubi, a Sudanese-born, New York-based singer, rapper, songwriter and multidisciplinary artist. The album is the culmination of music created over the last three to four years. While the album can be categorized as primarily neo-soul, its true genre remains fluid - shaped by influences in hip-hop, neo-soul and indie music.
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.
The ‘imaginary’ soundtrack to the adventures Of Kindaichi Kosuke, the cult detective book series by writer Seishi Yokomizo is on many DJ want-lists. Arranged by soundtrack master Kentaro Haneda and featuring a mysterious group of the best 70s Japanese Funk musicians, the album is pure undiluted Disco Funk.
Wewantsounds is proud to present the first official release of a legendary 1977 concert capturing Don Cherry, Collin Walcott, and Leon Thomas in their only documented performance together. Recorded live on March 5, 1977, at Pease Auditorium in Ypsilanti, Michigan, the performance featured the three musicians playing an immersive hypnotic set, joined for part of the evening by the rest of Oregon.
Private Mexican lounge that still burns long after the cruise ship disembarks. Armed with a single nylon string guitar, a toy chest of rudimentary percussion, and the emotional microtones of the Spanish tongue, Alejandro Bravo’s lone LP blends bossanova, samba, and the Brill Building into a horny margarita for the tourist class.
Marlena Shaw's The Spice of Life is a landmark 1969 soul-jazz album that showcases her powerful, expressive vocals across a rich blend of soul, jazz, blues and socially conscious songwriting. Featuring the timeless classics "California Soul" and "Woman of the Ghetto," it remains her signature release.
It’s that time of year again! Are your copies of “Now! That’s What I Ca l Christmas” and “A Motown Christmas” finaly feeling worn out? Strut has the ideal antidote this year, as we dive into the world of festive records made by African artists spanning the late 1960s to the 1980s with our new Krismasi: Christmas Sounds From Africa compilation.
2026 marks the tenth anniversary of Big Crown Records. A lot can happen in 10 years, and a lot did. From very humble origins, Big Crown has become one of the most respected independent imprints in the world with an incredibly talented international roster and an incomparable catalog of timeless music. Leon Michels & Danny Akalepse opened the doors at Big Crown in 2016 with a simple ethos: put out good music they believe in regardless of genre.
Moussolou is the debut album by Malian singer Oumou Sangaré, recorded in 1989 and released in 1991. The title means ""Women"" in Bambara, signalling the album's central theme from the outset. Many of the songs draw on Sangaré's own experiences as a woman in a male-dominated society that continues to embrace polygamy.
Better Living Through Chemistry wasn’t just Fatboy Slim’s breakthrough - it helped redefine what electronic music could be in the mainstream. Released in 1996, the album arrived at a pivotal moment in UK club culture, fusing big beat, acid house energy and sample-heavy experimentation into something irreverent, accessible and unmistakably British.
This mix is the moment where DJRum brings together all the elements that have made him what he is, and becomes a more integrated musical whole than ever before. As a basis he composed four new pieces which move between different sonic registers, and asked likeminded experimentalists Skee Mask and Clark for exclusives “Flip” and “Clonk Dual”, using these as coordinates to map out the mix.
“Kilofese”, translating to “do what you want to do” in Yoruba, is meant in direct opposition to government control. The cornerstone of Afrobeat, distinguishing itself from its Highlife and Funk predecessors, is the disdain for colonial rule, government corruption and oppression to the common people.
Max Cooper delivers the latest instalment in the acclaimed fabric presents series, marking a landmark release as the first tracks to be presented in Spatial Audio. Fusing his signature blend of emotive electronica, immersive sound design and club-focused energy, the project captures Max’s ability to bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and deeply human storytelling.
Fontaines D.C. are moving decisively away from the guitar language of their early records into something colder, stranger and more synthetic. Across the Dopamine Chamber, the band reflects the overwhelm of artificial intelligence, environmental collapse and political violence all riding the same algorithms as memes, jokes and celebrity culture.
This album manifested FloFilz’s position as one of the most influential producers for jazz-driven hip-hop and soul of his generation. With ‘Dulce’ it also includes his commercially most successful track, which has been streamed more than 40 million times. Other highlights are ‘Taxi Bossa’ and the two songs with mystical jazz singer Olivia Wendlandt (‘Intro Azul’ and ‘Nuvem’).
This special 3LP clear vinyl collates the “Back To Black” era in a definitive package. Featuring the original studio album, 4x unreleased demos, rare B-sides and demos, alongside the notable live performance from Paradiso, Amsterdam (February 8th 2007) from the Back To Black tour, never released in full and on vinyl.
Manifest is the fifth studio album from BALTHVS and the most expansive record the Colombian trio has made. Written and developed primarily in the studio following a retreat to a rural farm outside Bogotá, the eleven-track LP balances five road-tested singles with six new recordings that reach further than anything in the band's catalog.
Different Strokes For Different Folks are proud to present the first ever vinyl reissue of Al Basim's legendary 'Revival' album, originally released via private press in 1979. Including elements of out-there guitar jams, spiritual jazz, kosmiche soaked rock and Middle Eastern ambience, this is truly a record to live with.
A rare contemporary Afrobeat release created by a young 12-piece band based in Lagos, Nigeria, carrying forward the original revolutionary spirit and musical architecture of classic Afrobeat while bringing a fresh generation's perspective, hypnotic repetition, and immersive musical journeys, ideal for vinyl collectors and DJ audiences.
