Killer new EP of four to the floor business from the 22a boss and multi-instrumentalist. "Think Twice" continues Tenderlonious' evolution away from jazz, delving further into the world of house and electronic beats. Detroit house nods with a U.K. jazz touch! Hand stamped sleeve, Limited to 300 copies!

From out of nowhere, UK group Sault drop their album debut on Forever Living Originals (home to Little Simz and Kid Sister), channeling post-punk, primal Afro-funk/punk, dub, alt-pop and heavy soul; taking the best part of The Slits, Golden Teacher, On-U Sound, Konono No. 1 and rolling out something… Read more

In 1964, the National Film Board of Canada asked John Coltrane to record the soundtrack for a French-language film titled 'Le Chat dans le Sac' ('The Cat in the Bag'). Amazingly, no announcement was made that the iconic Coltrane was adding new performances to this film.In June of that year, Coltrane’s… Read more

A definitive selection of music from legendary label Mainstream recorded between 1970 and 1973; showcasing the label's superb blend of funk, soul and jazz. Another essential release via Wewantsounds!

BBE continue their J-Jazz series with a reissue of 'Topology' by Makoto Terashita and Harold Land. Originally released in 1983 on the cult Aketa’s Disk label, 'Topology' captures a surprising yet fascinating and engaging collaboration between a young Japanese jazz pianist and an elder American statesman… Read more

Dego returns on his 2000black imprint with his album, 'Too Much', cooking up a blend of soul, two-step soul, funk, jazz, boogie and R&B. Features a host of instrumental and vocal collaborators such as Samii, Nadine Charles, Lady Alma and more!

U.K. jazz saxophonist and Jazzman mainstay Nat Birchall delivers 'The Storyteller', his album that pays tribute to the late, great, Yusef Lateef. Includes interpretations of Lateef classics, as well as original compositions inspired by the great man.

Broken Belief’ brings together a selection of stunning ambient / environmental recordings by Japanese multi-instrumentalist Toshfumi Hinata drawn from a body of work originally recorded between 1985-1987.

This Collector's Edition features classic articles (inc Melvin Bliss & Gary Bartz) from the Wax Poetics vaults plus new words about the ever-growing London jazz scene and loads more in full, glorious colour print!

Jazz Room Records reissue this highly sought after, latin-jazz fusion gem from 1970 - Hugo Heredia's Afro-cuban masterpiece, 'Mananita Pampera'!

In the years following the World War Two, Japan developed one of the most insatiable, dynamic and diverse markets for jazz. For a crucial period of little over a decade - from the late 1960s to the early 1980s - Japanese jazz culture progressed at an astonishing rate, producing an extraordinary array… Read more

Over the course of 13 tunes, tenacious collector / digger, Ilan Pdahtzur escorts us on a vibrant sprint through rare Italo-disco, steamy South African synth-boogie, fizzing American freestyle, oddball Austrian electrofunk and so much more. Essential compilation via Spacetalk!

Strut continues its essential compilation series of Indian Ocean sounds with ‘Alefa Madagascar’, the first compilation to document the unique culture of salegy, soukous and soul music on the island during the ‘70s and ‘80s.

K15 returns to the mighty Eglo stable, enlisting the help of Patrick Gibin, serving up some soul stirring broken beat, and a remix of Javonttee's 'Cloud 9'!

Mr Bongo reissue this tough, rare, mid-tempo Ghanaian funk & Highlife album from Ebo Taylor Junior, son of the mighty Ebo Taylor, originally released in 1978.

Compiled by South African DJ and producer Esa Williams, 'Music To The People', compiling an exemplary selection of South African kwaito house to Brazilian zouk and Tanzanian fusion, its 10-tracks include songs by Penny Penny, Mim Suleiman, Alaska and Esa himself.

Wicked goldern-era style hip-hop nugget from duo, Old Paradice, featuring a guest spot from West Coast rap royalty, Blu, riding some smudged, jazzy beats and a remix from Mndsgn and Stones Throw affiliate, Swarvy!

Strut reissue an all-time classic of South African music, the definitive remastered edition of Miriam Makeba’s ‘Pata Pata’, her first album recorded for Reprise in 1966. Remastered from the original reel to reel tapes, ‘Pata Pata’ is released in its mono and stereo versions for the first time.… Read more

Chris Carter, Cosey Fanni Tutti, and Nik Colk Void remerge for a 3rd and final group outing of tripped-out, experimental, electronic noise collage on 'Triumvirate'.

Floating Points releases his second LP, 'Crush' via Ninja Tune. This album realises more club-ready, darker material, inspired by experimenting with the complex Buchla modular synth system.

‘Disco Not Disco’ was a perfectly timed compilation back in 2000. Released when interest in the myths, history and playlists of original New York clubs like Paradise Garage and The Loft was at its peak, the album drew on the outer limits of leftfield disco championed by Levan and Mancuso, bringing… Read more

Here we go - New one from the mighty Ill Considered! Another monsterous collection of improvised jazz experiments featuring the bands core cast, Idris Rahman (saxophone / FX), Leon Brichard (electric bass), and Emre Ramazanoglu. Yet again this band continue to push the envelope - Big SOTU tip! Ships… Read more

Albert’s Favourites co-founder Adam Scrimshire releases his fourth album 'Listeners'. Musically, 'Listeners' draws from his passion for jazz, soul and electronic music of all styles; from an energetic combination of Afrobeat and garage on 'Won't Get Better', to the lushly orchestrated neo-soul of 'Thru… Read more

Chicago collective Resavoir release their album debut through International Anthem Recording Company. The self-titled album presents a suite of elegantly-orchestrated jazz instrumentals masterfully composed by the group’s producer/arranger, Will Miller. Axelrod, Chris Bowden and 4hero fans check -… Read more