Vinyl LP pressing. 2016 debut studio album by R&B recording artist 6LACK. The album was supported by the singles "Ex Calling" and "PRBLMS". "Ex Calling" contains samples of "Perkys Calling" by Future from the mixtape Purple Reign.
A 16-track LP compiling Johnny Ace’s singles from 1952; 56, including staples like "Pledging My Love"; a concise collection of early soulful R&B from one of the era’s notable voices.
Alafia was a studio project led by Philip Nikwé, bringing together musicians from Benin, Cameroon, Guadeloupe, France & The US. These singles and remixes up the ante and expand on the tropical Techni-color palette.
Hear, for the first time, PP Arnold's take of the Erma Franklin classic 'Piece Of My Heart' plus unreleased songs, amazing studio demos and alternate takes.
Everybody Loves The Sunshine: A Timeless Soul Classic. Experience the timeless allure of Roy Ayers’ “Everybody Loves The Sunshine” with this exquisite 7-inch single.
Recorded in 1970, it is the only solo album by James "Baby Huey" Ramey. After his untimely death at the age of 26, Curtis Mayfield finished the production of the record and released it via his Curtom Records label in 1971.
Produced by BADBADNOTGOOD, Rose and the band found an instant but seemingly endless well of inspiration; what started as an introduction became a day, became a song, became a night, became Slow Burn.
Baby Rose distills desire into a luminous set of songs on Yearnalism, a 12-track LP pressed on maroon vinyl. Her warm contralto moves between intimate confession and widescreen melody, joined by guests including Elmiene and Leon Thomas. Focused, crew-mind
2022 repress - Shrouded in mystery, hailing from Hamburg, Germany, Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band (BRSB) releases their long awaited debut “55” on Brooklyn’s own Big Crown Records.
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band continues building their legacy and pushing the boundaries of steel pan music forward with another rock solid musical offering. Enjoy.
By the time BRSB is through, Bacao has taken the listener on a journey spanning a myriad of energies, tempos, and moods while keeping it all under one umbrella.
Following a standing-room-only headlining stint at NYC's Soul Cafe, Erykah releases an album that has been cited as "A musical celebration of cool jazz and warm soul, undercut with '90s hip-hop sensibility by a gifted poetess" (Blues & Soul).
