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A tremendous full length set from Ashley Thomas -- and one that's a bit different than his earlier work on singles! This album's got a really rich vibe -- one that echoes Bill Withers and Terry Callier at points -- especially in the way that Thomas mixes acoustic guitar in with his vocals. ... read more

One of the funkiest albums we've heard from the Nublu label so far -- a hip blend of Brazilian rhythms and offbeat sounds -- put together with a skittish, playful sound that's really great! The album's much less gimmicky than other sessions of this nature -- as the core trio really keep a good... read more

A very spiritual jazz session -- recorded by a hip group that includes Byard Lancaster on sax and Khan Jamal on vibes! The group's kind of a mixed vocal/instrumental one -- an ensemble that features equal emphasis on vocal harmonies and instrumental musings -- all with a sound that's quite unique!... read more

A nice mix of club & dancefloor funk and hip hop from the Thunderheist duo of Isis & Grahm Zilla! GZ's bass, handclaps and electro atmosphere in the mix get it going nicely, and the production really has no agenda beyond dancefloor ready beatcraft -- and it succeeds! Isis both sings and... read more

Forward, indeed -- this this a big step up and some of the best work yet from TM Juke -- his debut for Ubiquity! On Forward, the crafty producer/arranger/DJ, pushes the laptop bits and broken beats a little further out to the fringes -- and focuses on the richer soul approach we love from his work... read more

The most compelling work we've ever heard from TM Juke -- a set done live, in collaboration with the Jack Baker Trio -- and filled with an amazing array of multicultural grooves! Bits of Latin, Afro Funk, Ethiopian, New Orleans, and Caribbean rhythms collide here -- all crashing down into a unique... read more

A definite dance classic from Ron Trent -- even if some of the material here is new! Ron sets the wayback machine for the early days of the Chicago house scene, then moves forward through the years in a definite evolution of the groove -- kind of a "suite" of sorts, dedicated to the... read more

A really cool little group, and one with a sound that's unlike any we've ever heard before -- a mix of balafon lines and dubby rhythms, served up in a warmly soulful style! The group mix African roots with a bit of funky jazz, but come together with a freshness that's really striking -- a... read more

The debut set from Troubleman -- aka Mark Pritchard -- a name you may know from countless remixes over the past few years, now finally stepping forth with his own work! The set's got a definite Brazilian influence -- as you'd expect from all the Troubleman work on the Far Out label -- but there's... read more

The second album from label owner and genius compiler of sound library and otherwise groovy obscurities -- whose in work with diverse beats, sampler soundscapes and in turns playful and moody aural errata pretty wonderful, too! Scrapbook is an assembly of scraps of music Jonny created in fits and... read more

A contemporary jazz set from Italy -- but one that's filled with all the classic elements that have been grooving that scene since the 60s! At some level, the album's a tribute to the genius of the Clarke Boland Bands -- both big and small -- as drummer Lorenzo Tucci reprises some of the group's... read more

A brilliant solo debut from Tuomo -- a singer we know from his work with the Finnish group Quintessence, stepping out here in even more soulful territory on his own! Tuomo's got a warmly raspy sound that's all-classic, all the way -- a unique voice that could well become one of our favorites from... read more

A tremendous second set from Tuomo -- a Finnish singer, but one with a voice to rival that of American soul greats from the 70s! The sound here is a bit more complex than Tuomo's debut -- sometimes in a warm, laidback vibe that reminds us a bit of Hi Records production -- other times with a bit... read more

It's been almost five years since the last full length set from Two Banks of Four -- and in the time, the group have really grown a lot! This time around, they've got a heavier dose of electronics than before -- not just the soulful keyboards and beats we loved in their earlier work, but some... read more

It's been 10 years since 2000 Black first started catching our ears, and they've never sounded better! This album's way more than just a "next set" of grooves from the pair -- as it really shows a growth over time, a unified musical vision that has them hitting some of the same cosmic... read more

It's been 10 years since 2000 Black first started catching our ears, and they've never sounded better! This album's way more than just a "next set" of grooves from the pair -- as it really shows a growth over time, a unified musical vision that has them hitting some of the same cosmic... read more

A great Latin groove from the Una Mas Trio -- a duo whose music is often programmed, but with the rich tones, colors, and timings of the best Latin modes from years back! The package is a bit short on notes, but there definitely appears to be some live instrumentation in the mix -- filtered in... read more

Warm soul and jazz-funk steeped grooves from Glenn Underground -- a Chicago house mainstay who's really crafted an excellent set here -- one that pays tribute to some of the best dancefloor soul and club funk of past decades, with a timeless groove of its own! Glenn keeps the bass and the beats... read more

There's a heavy hip hop element on this set from US3 -- rhymes on nearly every number, delivered by either Brook Yung or Sene -- and supported with lots of jazzy work from US3 mainman Geoff Wilkinson! Geoff's still got an ear for a groove that's as great as during his years on Blue Note -- and... read more

Jazzy grooves galore -- and a wonderful re-visitation of the piano-driven grooves recorded by Italian jazzman Marco Di Marco! The set features mostly work from Marco's My London Friends album with Nathan Haines, reworked by DJ Venom -- but all in ways that still retain the depth and warmth of the... read more

A spare trio set from keyboardist Matthias Vogt -- working here with the bassist and drummer that are part of his larger Re:Jazz combo! This setting shows a much more sensitive side of Vogt's talents -- tunes that aren't just directed at the dancefloor, but which mix up modal moments with more... read more

Great instrumental grooves from Japan -- a set that mixes mellow house, funky club, and more -- all with a spacious sort of feel that's free from ego, and pretty darn fresh overall! Volta Masters really concentrate on beats, keyboards, and some other instrumental elements -- and they never take... read more

Atmospherics from electronic music master Mortitz Von Oswald and his trio -- a mix of programmed and sequenced sounds and percussion -- really hypnotic material that's essentially put together from live improv sessions! Von Oswald handles drum programming, as well as string keyboards, Fender... read more

A wealth of great keyboard work from Bugge Wessltoft -- a beautiful little record with a tremendous amount of sensitivity -- hardly what we might have expected from his work of a few years before! The album shows Bugge's full evolution from a dancefloor-oriented artist to a more serious one -- and... read more

An incredible debut from Ben Westbeech -- easily one of the greatest artists so far to emerge from Gilles Peterson's Brownwood label -- and one of the best new UK soul singers we've heard in years! The album's got a freshness and brilliance that takes us back to the first time we heard Omar,... read more

What's up is that these cats are plenty darn groovy -- a hip young Japanese combo with a real ear for classic-styled jazz! The album's got plenty of echoes of an older European jazz scene -- particularly the modal moments of the 60s heard in work by Italian players, and some of the best of the... read more

Another mad chapter of work from the mighty Joey Negro -- posing here as Doug Willis, another new identity for Brit groovemaker Dave Lee, but one with just as much of an ear for the classics as Joey! The sound here is more 80s club than Negro's 70s groove -- but still served up with a perfect... read more

Yellowtail blends a variety of soulful beatcraft, jittery club funk, and jazzy soundscapes incredibly well here -- exceptional sounds on they're own, taken to a higher plain thanks to a stellar roster of guest vocalists -- including Monday Michiru, Jose James, Alison Crockett, Michelle Amador,... read more

A more insistent vibe on Yppah's second album -- but lots of head nodding drums, off kilter melodies, and, ambient bits of keys and all around trippy soundscapes -- largely instrumental, with a couple guest vocal bits. There's something going on here that really draws you in from the first moments... read more

Seductive grooves from Zap Mama -- a set that's perhaps a bit more laidback than her previous set, but still pretty darn great overall! As before, Marie Daulne's got plenty of help from a wide array of guests -- including Meshell Ndegocello, Michael Franti, Arno, Tony Allen, Dave Samuels, and Leon... read more

A nice step up from Zeep -- their first for the Crammed label after their previous gem on Far Out -- an even better bossa pop set centered around Nina Miranda's lovely vocals, with acoustic guitar, keys & percussion, and eclectic flourishes throughout! They cover a lot of territory, from... read more

The first full length set from Zero Crossing -- an album of stark electronics and jagged rhythms that follows nicely in the spirit of their earlier singles! The sound here is definitely steeped in some of the colder waves coming from the German scene of late -- that style that's explored more... read more

The soulful side of London -- and a really great compilation that's even better than the first volume in the series! The 2000 Black posse present a warm and wonderful batch of tunes -- numbers that have their roots in the current broken beat underground, yet which also have a bit more warmth, and... read more

A mighty dip into the Far Out catalog -- served up by Marc Mac of 4 Hero! Mac's done plenty of work for Far Out over the years -- providing the label with some of its hippest remixes on 12" singles -- so he's no stranger to the great range of Brazilian funk, soul, and bossa coming out from... read more

"Alternative Dancefloor" is right -- as the set's one of the hippest you could ever hope to walk into in all your nights of club-hopping! The folks at BBE put this one together with a great mix of soul, funk, Latin, house, and jazz -- and they took the time to include some old favorites... read more

A very well-titled set -- and the best so far in this cutting-edge series! The "beats and pieces" this time around are mostly underground club tracks from the past few years -- the cream of the crop of the best bits that hit our New Grooves section, often served up in harder-to-find... read more

Sunny grooves in a sunny-looking package -- a special collection put together for Italy's Brandina beach spot, wrapped up in a canvas slipcover that also doubles as a small wallet! The tracks have a great mix of 60s jazz, bossa, and Latin elements -- even though most of them are contemporary... read more

A cool collection of contemporary grooves with Brazilian roots -- material that's right up there with some of the best recent material from labels like Far Out or Trama, and which shares a similar blend of acoustic and electric elements! Most of these numbers have a warmly soulful glow -- great... read more

One of the dreamier sets in the Broadcasting series from Sonar Kollektiv -- and a record that almost reminds us of some of their titles in the Secret Love series! Like those collections, this one's heavy on singer/songwriter material -- tunes that are often a bit mellow, and sometimes folksy --... read more

A amazing selection of underground grooves -- all hand-picked by Gilles Peterson for his up-and-coming Brownswood label! The tunes here are definitely "bubbling under", and only about half the artists are ones that we recognize from other projects -- all of which makes for a CD that's... read more

Gilles Peterson does it again -- and blows our mind with an array of future-sounding grooves! As with the previous titles on Peterson's Brownswood label, the music here often defies style or label -- completely inventive work that points the way to a new generation of expression in modern music --... read more

There's always something great bubbling under over at Brownswood -- easily one of the hippest record labels to spring up in recent years -- guided by the genius ears of Gilles Peterson! As with other volumes of this wonderful series, the styles here are really diverse -- as diverse as the range of... read more

Cool cuts compiled for the Carducci 76 club in Italy -- put together from Cinedelic label offerings, and a few Schema Records bits as well! There's a great vibe running through the material -- contemporary recordings, but with echoes of 60s jazz and Latin, all wrapped up in a handsome Carducci-styl... read more

A really cool little compilation of Rio favela funk -- the raw, vamping, big bass and sampler funk style that have been rocking the best clubs from Rio to Miami in recent years! This set was put together by the great Irma label -- in conjunction with Colors Magazine -- to document the gritty,... read more

A sweet set of remixes from Pepe Bradock -- brought together as a 2CD collection with a sound that's as sunny as the image on the cover! Some of the numbers here start out quite darkly, but Bradock's touches brighten things up with lots of playful electronic bits and pieces -- kind of a sparkling... read more

DJ Andy Smith has lent his name to some of the most inventive mixes of the past decade or so -- most famously The Document, but also a host of other great bits and special projects for labels! This set falls into that latter category -- and features Smith's touch on a host of funky numbers from up-... read more

Cosmic jazz old and and new -- a cool collection of tracks mostly pulled from the vaults of Arision Records, and put together with a great early for a jazzy groove! Some of the cuts are older sound library gems, others are more recent recordings, and a few more are remixes of older jazz tracks --... read more

A nice compilation featuring material from some of the most creative artists in the experimental beatmaking and aural mood making artists around -- including Life Force Trio, Flying Lotus, Dimlite, Blank Blue, Daedelus, Kutmah and others! This limited edition compilation from Porter Records... read more

A massive mix from Theo Parrish -- one that runs for over 70 minutes in length, and which is presented here in relatively spare packaging! The set features a wealth of groovy house, club, and electro cuts -- and Parrish does a great job of mixing together older classics from the 70s and newer... read more

A lovely and low-priced dip into the amazing catalog of the Far Out label -- and a set that offers the CD debut of a fair number of vinyl-only singles! For over a decade, Far Out's been winning our hearts (and our ears) with their beautiful reinterpretations of older Brazilian modes -- styles that... read more

A double-length collection of singles from the UK's mighty Freestyle label -- kind of an offshoot of the Jazz Cafe scene in London, and easily one of the hippest imprints of the past few years! Freestyle's issued plenty of great full length albums, but they've put out way more singles -- both... read more

A long-awaited full length collection of work from the Funk Mundial series -- a CD that brings together cuts pulled from the now-legendary run of 12" singles! As with the vinyl releases, the music here is from a host of sources, with a heavy South American vibe -- and the music starts in the... read more

Heavy funk with a contemporary twist -- a host of James Brown classics, all replayed here by the roster of the Gamm label! Given the hip hop stylings of most of the artists, the funk here is often cut, pasted, and sampled -- but there's also clearly a bit of live instrumentation going on too -- as... read more

The greatest DJ in the world does it again! Gilles Peterson is the one guy we've listened to again and again and again over the years -- shaping our tastes and our turntables for at least 15 years with his magical ability to uncover some of the best cuts around -- new, old, rare, and overlooked! ... read more

A far reaching mix of material put together by Henrik Schwarz/Ame/Dixon -- from the minimalist electronic experimentalists, to hypnotic film score bits, to sparsely furnished house and club sounds of more recent years -- a deeply diverse tapestry of beats and sounds from the past 50 years! The... read more

Way more than just your standard bossa collection -- as the set's overflowing with fresh gems from the global underground -- a really great array of contemporary bossa nova numbers, a good deal of which we've never heard before! Despite the "nu-bossa" in the title, most instrumentation... read more

Jazzy numbers and more from the Impossible Ark label -- from classic 60s jazz inspired numbers to airy modern jazz, tunes African roots, and even some warm, modern folk soul inflected tunes -- a nice representation of Impossible Ark and a nice compilation with nothing but top notch tunes! ... read more

Nitin Sawhney's got plenty of space between his ears for all sorts of wonderful music -- as you might guess by the far-reaching sound of his own work! Here, he's brought together a blend of older and newer titles in a rich tapestry of sound -- a surprising array of cuts that run from contemporary... read more

Jazz, milk, and plenty of breaks -- a really great little set that almost blows away the previous entries in the series! All tunes here have some roots in older grooves -- modal, Latin, or soul jazz -- but the execution of the music is definitely contemporary -- hip production and a few dancefloor... read more

A really groundbreaking little set -- the revival of bossa influence on the Japanese scene, presented here by a host of hip talents from the earliest years of the club jazz scene! The album's got a wonderful vibe through and through -- a sound that was later taken up by bigger names from Japan,... read more

Older classics mixed with killer club jazz tracks from the overseas scene -- a great little collection that really shows the spirit of hardbop is alive and well in the 21st Century! The package features only a few older Blue Note tracks, mixed together with some especially wonderful work from a... read more

Another double-sized "issue" of this long-running Irma compilation series -- filled to the brim with upbeat dancefloor tracks! The sound isn't as jazz-based as you might guess from the title, but there's still plenty of warmth and soul in the music -- an approach to house that's never... read more

The only thing better than the hip sound of the Jazzland label is the Jazzland label remixed -- and that's what you'll hear in this second fab set of work from the groundbreaking Norweigian jazz imprint! The set features loads of cool and spacey numbers, taken to the nth degree in newly remixed... read more

A Raw Fusion double-header -- two CD's worth of material from the excellent Raw Fusion label, one mixed by Jazztronik, the other by Mad Mats! All the crispy, chunky, funky Raw Fusion grooves are in full effect here -- and in fact, the mixdown may well distill things even more -- as there's an... read more

Great grooves from this legendary London label -- most of which are from the company's second wave of productions -- proof that they still had plenty going on, even after the initial wave of acid jazz on the British scene! The vibe here is changed up a bit from the straight funky jazz and retro... read more

Dub, funk, hip hop, soul and spacey beatcraft -- a nice little set of Love Music put together by Aardvark -- aka Mike Kivits of Amsterdam's heady beatcrafting guru's Rednose District! Love Music has a slow burning mix of grooves, with styles that range from gritty to cosmic with headnodding funk... read more

A glorious celebration of the Luaka Bop label -- the groundbreaking imprint first started by David Byrne as a way to bring older Brazilian music to the American market! Since that initial release -- Brazilian Classics 1 -- the label's been covering a hell of a lot of ground -- a fair bit of the... read more

A great follow-up to the first volume in this series -- and one that shows the evolution of the Spanish groove in great ways since the 70s! The last collection featured older work, but this one's almost all contemporary -- yet most of the groups here more than live up to the funk promised in the... read more

A fantastic tribute to one of the greatest production teams of the 90s! Kenny Dope and Little Louis Vega -- working together as Masters At Work -- are perhaps the most influential team to hit soul music since Gamble & Huff or Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis. They bring a huge amount of... read more

No Messin Around here -- as the grooves are tight, right, and very much on the money -- a wicked batch of jazz dance numbers new and old -- all hand-picked by the talents behind London's Messin Around club night! The feel here almost takes us back to Dingwalls in the glory years -- as most titles... read more

A key moment in the Japanese scene -- the "new chapter" from the scene that was really turning out some great music for the global underground! The collection features work from Nobukazu Takemura's Idyllic label -- a groundbreaking imprint that moved beyond simple dancefloor tracks to... read more

An excellent 3CD compilation of slept on Ninja Tune cuts -- a diverse batch of tracks that go back about a decade to collect rarities, should-be classics and some unreleased material from the Ninja Tune canon -- nearly 50 tracks in all! Funky club, stuttering left field glitch hop, folky... read more

Great work from one of the most important labels of the past few years -- the groundbreaking Far Out imprint, known for its unique style of blending Brazilian and London grooves! The set features tracks from Far Out's oft-deleted singles series -- hard to find 12" releases that often get only... read more

A wonderful overview of London's Oyster Music label -- easily one of the hippest forces going in 21st Century Soul -- presented here with a host of rare bits from singles and previously unreleased tracks! Back at the end of the last decade, Oyster really helped forge the kind of sounds that helped... read more

We love Osunlade's work so much, we're more than happy to get whatever offering he throws our way -- but we've gotta say that this batch is especially nice, and easily tops any other collections of his work! The bulk of the material here is pulled from Osunlade's singles, side projects, and... read more

The Berlin wall's been down for over a decade, but it's taken years for the western club scene to finally notice the great grooves coming out of the Eastern Block scene! For years now, artists in nations formerly locked off from more familiar European circuits have been dabbling in styles that not... read more

Contemporary Latin grooves from a host of different artists -- not just the jazzy combos you might guess from the genre, but a host of funk and club acts as well! Despite a Putamayo-sounding title, the work here is all pretty darn hip -- hip enough to live up to the sharp ears of London's... read more

Plenty of gold here -- a collection of rare tracks from the Revolution Recordings label -- most of them in a soulful clubby mode! The grooves are mostly midtempo -- with a bit of a hip hop production tip on a few tracks, but mostly in the beats. Titles include "Summer Grandbeat (rmx)"... read more

A second serving of grooves from the Revolution label -- mostly underground singles from the Japanese scene -- most of which never showed up on these shores! Most cuts are by the Volta Masters and DJ Greivous -- but there's a nice sense of variety in the grooves -- on cuts that include "Mr... read more

An even-better follow up to Raw Fusion's first Inside Scandinavian collection -- and a great testament to how much the scene has grown in the past few years! There's a deeply jazzy current running through most of this work -- one that sometimes makes itself heard in straightly jazz-based... read more

The Republic Of Afro Beat keeps on pushing further into the global scene -- breaking down borders in a rich new revival of older African modes -- showcased here in a range of great grooves from around the world! The package follows on the other two entries in the series -- and like those gems,... read more

An even wider-ranging batch of grooves than the excellent first volume of Required Listening -- bits of contemporary jazz, soul, hip hop, and more -- all pulled together as a showcase for the great things going down on the Canadian scene! Do Right mainman John Kong pulled together all the tracks... read more

A cool collaboration between UK producers and Cuban musicians -- forged in the Havana studios of the legendary Egrem Records label -- then brought back to London to cook the grooves up even more! The main focus here is on the Cuban players -- mostly younger musicians and singers who signed up for... read more

A killer look at the Ricky Tick label -- headed up by Japanese producer/DJ Kei Kobayashi, whose own Routine imprint hosts the whole proceedings! The collection features both contemporary jazz numbers from Ricky Tick, plus some older 60s Scandinavian jazz bits that are clearly inspiration for the... read more

A masterful mix set from the Scratch Perverts -- working with the essences of a deep selection far reaching material -- from gritty underground hip hop, to furiously bumping electro funk, cosmic club grooves, deep dubby cuts, and loads of all around trippy beatcraft ! A hazy, darkness tinged but... read more

One of the biggest and best in the Tru Thoughts Shapes series to date -- serving as a fantastic sampler of the great things happening on Tru Thoughts & Zebra Traffic, plus remixes and exclusive material -- club funk, tripped out soul and more from Quantic, Bonobo, Belleruche, The Bamboos,... read more

The epic 6th volume in the mighty Irma label's collections of glossy bossa club groove -- the biggest and possibly best in the series! Sister Bossa 6 ups the ante of previous volumes, in that they've added a second disc this time out -- a full 24 tracks of the best kind of bossa-born modern... read more

Cuts from the modern edge of the Soul Jazz Records blade -- exclusive singles released by Soul Jazz in a fairly short stretch -- and compiled here in this massive 2CD set for a great price! Soul Jazz might be best known for their unbeatable vintage reggae, dub and funk compilations, but their ear... read more

DJ Muro takes on a host of killer soul, funk, and jazz tracks from the deep deep EMI catalog -- all in a mighty mix that's even more compelling than some of his other sets of this nature! The collection's filled with rare gems in a variety of genres -- and Muro's definitely got the right sort of... read more

A wicked set of soul from overseas -- a mix of clubby numbers and mellower tracks, all put together with a quality level that definitely lives up to the title! Most of the work here is from the French scene, which has really been getting back on track in recent years -- returning to some of the... read more

A sweet sampling of grooves from the recent hot-burning scene in Finland -- a set that brings together the smooth soul of the Jupiter label with some of the club jazz cuts from the mighty Ricky Tick imprint! Together, the cuts make for a wonderfully-rounded overview of the excellent music coming... read more

Two very hip sets in the Southport Weekender series -- both of them much different than the usual club or house-oriented grooves! Jazzanova rule the scene on disc one -- blending together a great assortment of grooves from their own Sonar Kollektiv scene, plus a host of similar sounds that really... read more

Two heavily-trusted talents pick the grooves this time around -- the mighty King Britt and amazing Ashley Beedle -- each of whom serve up a CD of music apiece! Britt goes for a very soulful sound on his set -- cuts that often have the same upbeat, positive spin as his own great music -- pulling... read more

Although the Plastic label's mostly known for all these cool compilations of old stuff -- like Harlem Shuffle and Stroboscopia -- this CD has them collecting together a whole bunch of 90s groups from labels like Ninja Tune, Warp, Lo, and Moving Shadow. The CDs got a focus on (surprise surprise)... read more

Old and new tunes collide in a set of tracks from the St Moritz scene -- very much in a retro-styled mode, with a feel that recalls that glamour of Europe in the 60s! The tracks are laid together back to back in a great way -- not really mixed, but segued so that they jump with surprise into each... read more

Darkly thumping, deeply floorshaking beats, heavy bass grooves and all around sinister dubstep dancefloor from Soul Jazz -- Volume 2 in the Steppa's Delight series featuring cuts from Gemmy, Shed, King Midas Sound, Kutz, James Blake and many more! Steppa's Delight 2 is a mix of killer exclusives... read more

As wonderful of an overview of the far reaching dancefloor soul, global jazzy funk and eclectic beatcraft of the Tru Thoughts label we could have hoped for -- with standard setting numbers by Quantic, Alice Russell, Nostalgia 77, TM Juke, Bonobo and many more! It's 10th Anniversary that's well... read more

As wonderful of an overview of the far reaching dancefloor soul, global jazzy funk and eclectic beatcraft of the Tru Thoughts label we could have hoped for -- with standard setting numbers by Quantic, Alice Russell, Nostalgia 77, TM Juke, Bonobo and many more! It's 10th Anniversary that's well... read more

A 2CD Anniversary compilation for Turntables On The Hudson -- with a disc of Current Favorites and a second with Classics From The Catalogue! Disc One features tracks that by acts that are among our current favorites, too, with Quantic & Nicodemus, Balka Beat Box, Chico Mann and others. ... read more

The bass is king here -- lots of round, warm bottom sounds -- pulled together from a host of tracks from the club jazz underground! Most instrumentation here is live, and the set focuses on some of the most bass-centric grooves from UK, European, and Japanese groups in recent years -- mixed with... read more