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Vince Staples is one of the most revered voices of his generation. Though he's a celebrated multi-hyphenate, making an impact in TV, film, & contemporary culture, music is where he most naturally pushes boundaries as an artist, storyteller, & creative force. Following a string of acclaimed introspective projects, Ramona Park & Dark Times, Cry Baby is a more outwardly facing artistic statement and piece of social commentary.

The highest-selling Latin music album of 1968 and earned Bataan a gold record, cementing his title as the "King of Latin Soul".

The daring debute LP from Tears For Fears

Coming off their sophomore effort, 2014's Barclaycard Mercury Prize-shortlisted V2.0, GoGo Penguin return with their equally ambitious 2016 follow-up, Man Made Object.

BBC 6Music radio presenter, DJ and Future Bounce label head, Jamz Supernova, presents a new compilation Dance Around The World on Mr Bongo.

Three years after their critically acclaimed album ‘On The Inside’, Gotts Street Park come back with new album ‘Somewhere Between’, featuring Celeste, Matt Maltese, Rosie Lowe, Pip Millett, Sofia and the Antoinettes, anaiis and Olive Jones.

The Avalanches highly anticipated fourth album, 'No Bad Memories’ includes features from Jamie xx, Karen O, Nikki Nair, Jessy Lanza, Prentiss + many more.

Beirut City Pop’ brings together ten recordings from Lebanon’s private press cassette scene of the late 1970s and 1980s. Created by short lived bands and studio projects, these songs move between disco, pop, soul, jazz, bossa, rock and AOR.

The Seeds of Love is the acclaimed third studio album from Tears for Fears, originally released in September 1989. This 2LP edition on special effect blue vinyl, pairs the original album with a second disc of demos and rare versions, several of which are appearing on vinyl for the very first time.

Ella Thompson is standing up for feeling.

Verve Remixed // Nina Simone arrives as an exciting contribution to the groundbreaking series.

Curren$y & Wiz Khalifa link up with Harry Fraud on Roofless Records For Drop Tops, the latest chapter in the rapper’s collaborative series. This Fraud-produced instalment is considered Disc 2 in the series and follows up the Digital-Only 'Disc 1', which was produced by Cardo.

Following on from back-to-back hit albums, Bristol beatmakers The Allergies keep the heat coming with Beneath This Sun. The sample-heavy LP deftly mixes up musical styles, like one of the duo’s dynamite DJ sets.

This record is pressed on Evovinyl, a groundbreaking plant-based compound made from sugar beet and developed by Evolution Music. Evovinyl replaces petroleum-based PVC entirely with renewable, bio-based material, cutting out the fossil-fuel plastic at the heart of conventional records.

Naya Beat presents ‘Select Remixes and Reworks 2', a selection of new and exclusive dancefloor remixes. Putting a South Asian twist on the classic disco 12” remix format, Naya Beat have given some of dance music’s most exciting producers access to their storied back catalogue.

Following her Polaris-shortlisted debut, Montreal-born, Lisbon-based powerhouse Gayance returns with roaming on Tru Thoughts.

Released in 1981, the legendary album “Mouhamadou Bamba” is the masterpiece of the Orchestra Baobab.

Created with Karate Boogaloo’s patented ‘Lovely Recording Technique’ these recordings let you know that everyone’s a VIP when you’re listening to KB.‘ Access’ was the one word maxim philosophically guiding The Old Kar-Boo’s this innings. If a tune became convoluted, to the bin it went. Only those that could be hummed by any and all were kept.

This is the first Original Jazz Classics reissue of Vince Guaraldi Trio’s A Charlie Brown Christmas, the biggest selling jazz album of all time.

Mr Bongo reissues, in full for the first time, a pioneering Trinidadian steelband album from 1979 - masterminded by the key and highly influential calypso / soca steelpan player, Len "Boogsie" Sharpe, Phase2 showcases Boogsie's innovative fusion of jazz, funk and Caribbean rhythms in stunning style.

“Marea (Blessed Madonna) and Pat Alvarez and I got together in a small underground studio and put together the embryonic version of this song in a moment of first (musical) connections, quite quickly. Marea told me she never let her own voice be on records usually, but Pat and I encouraged her to include her singing. It’s beautiful" - Alexis Taylor

Widely regarded as one of the finest recordings in Marcos Valle's catalog.

Analog Africa's compilation 'Congo Funk! - Sound Madness From The Shores Of The Mighty Congo River (Kinshasa/Brazzaville 1969-1982)' is a journey to the musical heart of the African continent.

Feast by The Congos is a roots-reggae album that captures the distinctive spiritual sound and rich vocal harmonies of one of Jamaica’s most respected reggae groups. The album blends deep, bass-driven rhythms with conscious lyrics, Rastafarian themes, and The Congos’ characteristic atmospheric vocal style.

The release is significant because it captures AIR’s early, more experimental sound just before Moon Safari (1998).

Live In Arles 1975 is the seventh album in the acclaimed live series from German experimental rock pioneers CAN, overseen by founding member, Irmin Schmidt, and released on Mute. As with the rest of the series, no two shows are alike and this continues the unique document of Can’s live onstage improvisation that hangs on the smallest element of a live recording and oftentimes, not even that, giving brand new recordings to a band who never seem to be finished.

Standing at the intersection where techno meets classical music, Olafur Arnalds directs the Late Night Tales.

Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars is the third studio album by English electronic music producer Fatboy Slim. It was first released on 6 November 2000 in the United Kingdom by Skint Records and a day later in the United States by Astralwerks.

While Reasonable Doubt brought the critical acclaim and The Blueprint solidified his legacy, 1998’s Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life is the definitive, high-stakes record that launched Jay-Z into undisputed global superstardom. After his sophomore effort struggled to cross over, Jigga pivoted masterfully here, striking an impeccable balance between gritty street storytelling and massive, radio-ready anthems.

Electronica meets orchestral in this stunning collection of house, techno, and contemporary classical remixes. Reprise Remixes reimagines tracks from Moby's hit orchestral album and Deutsche Grammophon debut, Reprise.

The Jazz Singer is an album by Neil Diamond from 1980, which served as soundtrack album to the 1980 remake of the film The Jazz Singer. The soundtrack was released in November 1980 originally on Capitol Records. EMI Films (owned by EMI, also the parent of Capitol Records) produced the film. The soundtrack was re-released in February 1996 on Columbia Records in the US and Sony elsewhere.

Gil Evans began recording his own albums during 1958-59 thanks to the success of his first collaboration with Miles Davis, Miles Ahead, in 1957.

Limited (to 2000 copies world wide) this is an 8 track album which includes 2 tracks previously only available digitally.

When is a record ever finished? Baxter Dury’s eighth album, ‘Allbarone’, seemed to be done and dusted after release last Autumn, yet super-producer Paul Epworth (Adele, U2) decided it was a good idea to work on extensions of five of tracks from the album.

Emapea, the renowned beat-maker from Poland, burst upon the scene with multiple compilation appearances on Cold Busted, an inclusion on Mark Farina's Mushroom Jazz 8, and his stunning debut album Seeds, Roots & Fruits.

Acid Jazz presents the next instalment of the ‘Spring Revisited’ series, in collaboration with Ace Records. Continuing the theme of top dance DJ and producer talent exploring the Spring Records catalogue, NYC’s ‘45 Queen’ Natasha Diggs takes on Millie Jackson’s ‘What Went Wrong Last Night’ over two sides.

Surfing on a sun-drenched wave of psychedelia comes Brighton’s very own Merry Pranksters, Wax Machine. Primarily recorded and mixed in a closet room directly above a mortuary, their self-produced album Hermit’s Groove is a heady trip through progressive psychedelia, kitsch Italian library music and Brazilian tropicalia.

Brownswood Recordings presents Brownswood Remix Editions 010: SAMURAI Edits, a new 12-inch/digital release that reboots a much-loved classic from the early 2000s for a new generation of dancefloors.

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.

Leon Bridges presents 'Happiness Anytime', his highly-anticipated fifth studio album. The album's title serves as both a mission statement and an invitation. It's music you can put on no matter how you're feeling and be immediately transported somewhere coastal and warm. In crafting the album, Leon Bridges focused on feeling, storytelling, and his vocal performance.

Acid Jazz continue to explore The Ballistic Brothers’ catalogue via an exciting remix project with renowned remixer Dominic Dawson. A New York house style dub of ‘Come On’ leads the way and Dominic shakes Acid Jazz’s spiritual jazz roots with a take on the Alice Coltrane-approved ‘A Love Supreme’.

Bonding over a shared love of soul, jazz, funk and hip-hop, rapper Essa and producer / multi-instrumentalist J-Felix assembled a dream-team of top notch vocalists and players for this collective effort. The result? Driving beats, poignant bars, soulful hooks and stirring brass.

Now-Again Records presents catalog-wide reissues of Latin music propellant Joe Bataan’s legendary Ghetto Records. First up in the series - Heavy Salsa and Latin Soul from Puerto Rico-born pianist Eddie Lebron and Orquesta Suave, the album that kickstarted Ghetto Records.

Now-Again Records presents catalog-wide reissues of Latin music propellant Joe Bataan’s legendary Ghetto Records. The series concludes with Drug Story: Rare and unreleased material from Joe Bataan, including an entire side of his never before issued Latin Funk that spans the gamut from Salsa to Sou

In addition to the great and uniquely inventive music on the album, what strikes the listener is the excellent standard of the lyrics, written by such prominent poets as Capinam, Ferreira Guller, and of course Veloso himself.

Now-Again Records presents catalog-wide reissues of Latin music propellant Joe Bataan’s legendary Ghetto Records. Next up in the series - La Fantastica. This brash, big band Latin orchestra from Brooklyn debuted on Ghetto Records with an underground Salsa album which also contains the beguiling, English language Psychedelic Soul of "Latin Blues."

Now-Again has been reissuing the essential records from the Zamrock scene since 2010. This is the first commercial release of this Ngozi Family album that only ever made it to the test-press stage - it is part of an extensive campaign centered around Paul Ngozi and his band; all releases are licensed directly from the Estates of Paul Ngozi and Chrissy Zebby Tembo.

Floating’ began as a single, unrepeatable evening. Emerging from a period of intense creative activity, Parisien sought something different - space to breathe, to reflect, to simply listen. The result was a quartet built around musicians he deeply admires - pianist Yaron Herman, bassist Linda May Han Oh and percussionist Prabhu Edouard.

Now-Again Records presents catalog-wide reissues of Latin music propellant Joe Bataan’s legendary Ghetto Records. Next up in the series - Joseph “Candido” RodrÌguez - Candido was mentored by Tito Punete, and his debut features a fantastic mix of fiery Salsa, Latin Jazz and Sweet Latin Soul.

Now-Again Records presents catalog-wide reissues of Latin music propellant Joe Bataan’s legendary Ghetto Records. Next up: Joe Acosta’s Ghetto Records LP, his best and most sought-after album. It’s easy to see why - deep trombones, fantastic piano solos, great Salsa alongside a couple of Latin Soul gems make for a heady mix that embodies the Salsoul - Salsa meets Soul.

The Way I See It puts Raphael Saadiq's love of 60s soul on full display, with Saadiq stating it was "the culmination of a lifetime of experiences informed by the music I grew up on." Recorded on vintage equipment, the set features Joss Stone, CJ Hilton, The Rebirth Brass Band, a remixed bonus track from Jay-Z, and a guest appearance by Stevie Wonder.

Ezra Collective's Here Because Of Hope is the most ambitious and personal record of their career - the album traces the movement of Black people across continents and decades, from the music of Africa to the rhythms of the Caribbean, and home to the streets of London.

Follwing on from the great Love Makes Magic, Crazy P's Jim Baron releaes his second LP under the JIM moniker on local Vicious Charm Records...

Chaka Khan is back! With some friends in tow to boot. Expect lots of funky goodness.

Brighton-based DJ and producer Sophie Lloyd, renowned for her soulful, uplifting house and disco sound, revisits four gems from the London Records catalogue

Drums and a bassline. The backbone of a groove. The foundation of dance music. Drum & Bass is a genre that took electronic production into a new realm. Here, we have a selection of some of the greatest to ever sculpt the sound.

GRAMMY-winning guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela return with their new album, ‘OurHome’. Self-produced in a Tokyo studio, the odyssey-like album unfolds with an otherworldly beauty achieved with guests from former Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman to Japanese jazz pianist Hiromi.

A new remix EP reimagining tracks from their acclaimed album Tuff Times Never Last through the lens of some of Brazil's most exciting contemporary artists.

Chapter 16 of this successful and influential series. This time compiled by Michael Rütten (Soulpatrol / Soulsearching radio show) and Michael Reinboth. The ‘Future Sounds of Jazz’ series was voted one of the best electronic music compilations by music magazines such as Groove, Mixmag, Faze and DJ Mag.

In the 1980s, Mogadishu was home to one of East Africa's most vibrant music scenes, where Somali melodies met funk, disco, reggae, soul and jazz. At its centre was Dur- Dur Band, founded by drummer Adan Handal and childhood friend Isse Dahir Qassim.

Volume 3 of The Jazz Sessions is here, bringing the original Acid Jazz star James Taylor into play, on the 40th anniversary of his solo career. ‘The Truth’ sees him working with noted players Theo Carasco on drums and Orlando Flemming on upright bass, to recreate a sound influenced by the records that Les McCann, Hampton Hawes and Lonnie Liston Smith were making in the early 1970s.

Watanabe places the vibrant timbres of traditional Japanese instruments (shinobue and ryuteki flutes, taiko drums, narimono percussion instruments, and koto, a 13-string zither) in compositions and jazz improvisations. These traditional instruments are contrasted by the many layers of acoustic and electronic instruments - piano, synthesizers, tenor saxophone, soprano and alto flutes, and harp, all played by Watanabe.

June 25, 1996. A hungry, razor-sharp JAŸ-Z released his debut studio album ‘Reasonable Doubt’ independently on Roc-A-Fella Records. Built on smooth jazz samples, cinematic street noir production and unmatched lyrical dexterity, the album transformed mafioso rap into high art and established JAŸ-Z as one of hip-hop’s greatest lyricists.

Seventeenth studio album by the American singer-songwriter, originally released in 1976. It is one of Dylan's most collaborative efforts, featuring the same caravan of musicians as the acclaimed Rolling Thunder Revue tours the previous year. Many of the songs also featured backing vocals by Emmylou Harris and Ronee Blakley.

In Richard Sen's latest compilation album, "Dream the Dream," the veteran DJ and producer takes listeners on a kaleidoscopic journey through the world of dreamy electronic music.

Funkadelic was a key element of George Clinton's highly influential P-funk empire.

Bloc Party’s place in hearts and minds was never up for debate. Now, propelled by a renewed energy Bloc Party are ready to release their next album; a narrative work examining a year-long relationship in intimate and often brutal detail, realised in the studio with the legendary Trevor Horn.

Released in 1971, Maggot Brain stands as the towering masterpiece in Funkadelic’s groundbreaking catalog. Initially misunderstood upon release, the album is now widely regarded as one of the most influential records of all time.

This special edition reissue brings Saint Germain’s groundbreaking debut album ‘Boulevard’ back to turntables. A landmark release in the French touch and acid jazz movements, the album features iconic tracks like ‘Deep in It’ and ‘Alabama Blues’. This essential 1995 classic is a must-have for electronic music collectors and jazz-house fans alike.

A vital vinyl-era snapshot of Dark Globe’s early years — spanning deep breakbeat pressure, tribal club tracks and psychedelic electronic drift.

Skittering drums, funky basslines, and sweet soulful vox elevate Liam Shortall’s cool electronic swagger and exhilarating improvisations into dastardly compositions that hit the solar plexus and the heart just as often as they delight the mind.

Massive Attack and Tom Waits release a new collaboration “Boots on the Ground”, with an exclusive to vinyl B-side provided by Waits – a droll and sardonic spoken word piece entitled “The Fly”.

Kasabian announce hotly anticipated 9th studio album, Act III. Draped in Serge’s instantly recognisable hazy vocals, the album is 10 tracks of guitar-driven, psyche-infused pop and 3 interludes. Packed to the brim with hooks and a strong dose of swagger, the album cements Kasabian as one of the UK’s most essential bands of the 21st century.

A Leaving Records flagship album.

Joaquin ‘Joe’ Claussell returns to the Spring Revisited project, and he delivers another jazz-infused house mix of a classic funk track by the iconic Fatback Band.

On ‘Sirenas’, Los Angeles quartet Allah-Las explore psychic vistas of atmospheric instrumental storytelling. The band’s sixth album coalesces around a more spontaneous soundscape shaped by freeform experimentation, intuitive vibrations and open-ended moments of inner and outer worlding.

Leap Life is Saul Williams’ first solo album in over 10 years and marks a major return for one of the most influential voices in spoken word and experimental music.

Anderson .Paak returns with K-POPS! (Music from and Inspired by K-POPS! Motion Picture), a bold cross-cultural soundtrack accompanying his Netflix directorial debut

The trio of guitarist Grant Green, organist Larry Young, and drummer Elvin Jones had aspecial alchemy from the first time they got together on 1964’s Talkin’ About. Two months later they returned to the studio with the addition of Bobby Hutcherson on vibraphone for the sublime outing Street Of Dreams, a four-song set imbued with atmospheric elegance.

Pure Devotion is Overmono’s most ambitious project to date. Across the 11 tracks, Overmono have pushed their recording process into bold new territories, adopting experimental production techniques that involve synthesisers from the 70s and 80s, an antiquated train announcement speaker, and literally baking a crash cymbal in the oven. There’s a powerful sense of intention and physicality embedded in every choice, which extends to the emotive vocal features from revered British poet John Joseph Holt, close collaborator Kindora, and Paul Institute’s Ruthven.