West-London artist, producer and songstress Hope Tala crafts an intimate musical language that feels equal parts romantic and philosophical - cementing her growing reputation as one of the most exciting voices in the R&B/neo-soul space.
Rare groove alert: This sought after session includes their popular version of Lamont Dozier Why Cant We Be Lovers, the sweet soul single Never Lose Never Win and the non album single This Eternal Flame.
Al Green Explores Your Mind is the eighth album by soul singer Al Green, originally released in 1974. Includes the U.S. #7 hit "Sha-La-La (Make Me Happy)" and the original version of "Take Me to the River", later covered by Talking Heads.
A Man Needs a Woman is the 1968 album by deep Southern Soul artist James Carr. This would be the last of Carr's albums until his 1991 come-back album Take Me to the Limit.
Naked & Warm is the fifth studio album by Bill Withers and is even funkier than his debut. "Here Withers returns to the simple ways of his past, working five or six musicians for the kind of hard groove that doesn't have many parallels".
Synthetic Soul is the debut extended play by Chiiild. They blend of soul, R&B, psychedelia, jazz, indie and pop. The 2020 album features Zimbabwean-American singer/songwriter Shungudzo.
Lou Bond only made one album but what an album it was. Politically charged, deeply introspective, and wonderfully lyrical, 1974’s Lou Bond is reminiscent of the Eugene McDaniels releases Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse and Outlaw.
Transmitter is Max Clarke's fourth full length record as Cut Worms. Produced by Jeff Tweedy at Wilco's Loft studio, Transmitter marks a deepening of Clarke's abilities and the convergence of two artists whose work searches for grace amid dislocation.
Ships - 03-27-26 Laufey’s deluxe album, A Matter of Time: The Final Hour, is the closing chapter of her beautiful, critically acclaimed, and Grammy Award-winning third album,
Ships - 05-08-26 Recorded in February and March of 1963 and released later that year, Jazz Samba Encore reunites Stan Getz with Luiz Bonfa and Maria Toledo
Ships - 04-03-26 The highly anticipated collaborative album, GOLDFISH, sees two of contemporary hip-hop's most revered and distinct production minds, Hit-Boy and The Alchemist.
Released in April 2018 by the East Side record label, this album is a reissue of a classic collection specifically curated for the "Low Rider" culture and fans of "soul type" oldies
Small Changes was produced alongside Danger Mouse and Inflo, the team behind the globally acclaimed KIWANUKA and it's equally acclaimed predecessor, Love & Hate, and reaffirms his status as one of the defining singer-songwriters of his generation.
We're back with another installment of 'Badass Funk from the Disco Boogie Era' with 'Supafunkanova Volume 3', which has been selected by prolific DJ, producer, remixer, and record collector Woody Bianchi.
Nigel Godrich genuinely had Paul moving like he was in his 20s again. Literally a career highlight album made 4 decades after his prime. What the hell, Paul!
Venus and Mars might be Paul's most underrated post-Beatles work, as it has plenty of undeniably great pop rock tunes. The success of Band on the Run seems like it gave Wings the confidence to experiment a little more
A fresh A-side finds drummer and falsetto king Aaron Frazer taking the lead on "Let's Take Our Time". The flip, "Flower Moon" taken from the group's most recent full-length effort Flowers finds the group truly in top form.
