Warmly soulful work from west coast producer Jamma-Dee – an artist who's worked with both hip hop vocalists and soul singers – with a special sort of balance that really comes through on this set! Dee clearly loves the sound of the 80s, and the record's got plenty of basslines, keyboards, and beats from the boogie generation – but filtered through a leaner hip hop sensibility, then warmed up a bit with sunnier soul from the contemporary LA scene – so that the blend is very much his own, and wonderfully unified throughout the full length set – even with guests as diverse as Sarah Jewel, Mndsgn, Koreatown Oddity, Swarvy, and Craig T Cooper. Titles include "Jamma's Jam", "Spellbound", "Joy", "It Takes A Freak", "Saturday", "Baad", "Every Morning", "Silly", "UR", "Take Me Home", and "Opening Gates". LP, Vinyl record album

A really great project, and one that definitely lives up to the new flava promised in the title – as the album features mid 90s gospel groups that are all working strongly with some of the neo soul currents that were going on in the global underground of the time! Don't think of this as a classic gospel album, but instead a set of spiritual tracks crafted in the generation that gave us Ledisi and N'Dambi – really well-done work all produced by Paul Cumberbatch, with a very unified vibe across all the tracks. Titles include "Spirit In My Life" by Charlene Reid, "Are You In The Light" by John Gibbins & Marissa Anglin, "Love So Unconditional" by Stella, "Do You Really Know" by Tyrone Henry, "Turn It Inside Out" by John Gibbons, "That's What I Believe" by Janine Cross, and "My Reason For Life" by Samantha Edwards. LP, Vinyl record album

Greatest hits compilation with the best from the NBN glory days. Tracks include "Hip Hop Hooray", "OPP", "Everything's Gonna Be Alright", "Feel Me Flow", "Clap Yo Hands", "1, 2, 3", "Guard Your Grill", and the classic "Uptown Anthem" from the Juice soundtrack. Plus some World Trade Center references (from the first time...) on "Wickedest Mad Alive." CD