Duke Ellington And His Orchestra The Best Of Duke Ellington - Original Sessions 1942 / 1946

Stones Throw Records debuts new imprint Listening Position with the long-awaited reissue of Kelan Phil Cohran & Legacy’s spiritual jazz masterpiece African...

Thurston Moore, Neneh Cherry, Mats Gustafsson and Joe Mcphee have put together this illustrated collector’s guide to Free Jazz records — 277-pages...

The Woods All Stars return with an essential Latin jazz session, uniting the great Tito Puente (with his Orchestra and Top Percussion Ensemble), saxophonist/flautist...

When Chuck D proclaimed "Bass, how low can you go?" on Public Enemy's anthemic 'Bring the Noise,' maybe he was pre-empting or inciting the 10,000 fathoms-deep,...

SOTU Exclusive vinyl sold out. Black vinyl edition still availableReleased as a direct-to-disc live album, Stargazers marks Finn Peters’ debut in Night...

Jamie Lidell and Luke Schneider have created a kind of sonic tool to navigate a liminal state of mind. Their new collaborative LP, A Companion For The...

“Africa Roots” a meditative stepper with militant drive, produced in 1979 by Johnny Clarke and voiced by Jah Minstrel, carrying the full weight and...

Los billtones return with a new musical mission. This time, they set sail to unveil the most riveting of all sea mysteries – the legend of Atlantis....

This long-overdue reissue brings together three killer vocal cuts for the first time: Tony Montana “Crosses A Follow Me,” Clive Lloyd Jr “Oh Jah,”...

While continuing the Mansfield McLean program and sorting through his original master reels, TRS stumbled across a forgotten biscuit from 1989 by Junior...

Two 1967 bullets from The Diplomats & Emotions on the supreme rocksteady label Caltone both tunes produced by Ken Lack.

One of the deadliest late ’90s new roots anthems, Paul Elliott’s ‘Import Corruption’, backed by the ferocious Firehouse Crew. A long-requested...

Dennis Brown's awesome late 70s version of The Paragons classic "Man Next Door" with dub version on the flip. Highly recommended!

The French brothers are back with Two sides of killer instrumental dubs built for sound system pressure. Only 300 copies

It’s the latest from The Skatanauts, the perfect audio liberation for these armagideon times.Twelve tracks that nod to the past while looking straight...

One of two wicked rocksteady 7" from Freddie McKay on Kismet originally released in 1967/8 with The Progressions on the flip

Great rocksteady vocal cut from Freddie McKay with the excellent Dum Dum Song on the flip from The Progressions

Mid 70s roots vocal cut from Thunderball aka Neville Lloyd Dennis & Maytals backing singer Jerry Mathias.

Straight from 1979, produced by Johnny Clarke and voiced by Jah Minstrel, Wicked Shall Not Enter finally lands on 7-inch for the first time. Raw, righteous,...

In the 1970s, the Beirut suburb Bourj Hammoud became a hub of creativity and it was home to countless labels, record shops, and venues. Among this vibrant...

On his first full-length collection since 2022 debut LP Boy, Harvey Sutherland is in a typically playful mood even if the set's title, Debt, hints at the...

The next instalment in the classic DJ-Kicks series is a selection of rapturous house, blissed-out breaks, and transcendent rave from the high priestess...

Recorded in 1973 by Australian nun Sister Irene O'Connor, this offering remains one of the most extraordinary devotional records ever made - an unintentional...

The maestro Louie Vega is back, and he's still running things like it's 1990 and he's in his full youthful pomp. Here, he drops another heavyweight groove...

Kamasi Washington's new soundtrack doesn't waste a second, thanks to its theming after the anime Lazarus: whose core premise is that every ingester of...

London singer-songwriter Victoria Port again steps out 'Barefoot In The Garden', her latest five-track mini-LP's exploration of alt-soul merging high-style...

Originally released as part of a bigger box set in 2018, this collection selects key rarities, B-sides and overlooked treasures from it, creating a shinning...

The first three LP's back in stock...don't delay! Enhed (Danish for Unit) was Bremer/McCoy’s debut as a duo. Their shared love of reggae and jazz merged,...

The first three LP's back in stock...don't delay!The third album by Danish jazz duo, Bremer/McCoy. Features a cover of André 3000's 'She’s Alive'!

After an acclaimed first volume, Japanese jazz expert Yusuke Ogawa continues to explore the phenomenon of Wajazz by diving into the archives of King Records....

On the label's latest deep dive, Miles Away tells the story of Boo Frazier's Cheri Records, a tiny New Jersey imprint whose slim catalogue (remarkably,...

DJ Yoshizawa Dynamite - a veteran of Japan's late-80s club scene and one of the country's foremost authorities on wamono - returns with another deep excavation...

The first three LP's back in stock...don't delay! Dub / jazz duo Bremer / McCoyhave made waves in both the jazz and popular music press in their native...