Ras Demo Low My Name / Zion Train

Second new 7" only release from Ras Demo on Silly Walks label, this one on the "Promised Land" riddim.

Limited repress on 7" of a young Lloyd Hemmings deep roots vocal cut from 1975 with Skin, Flesh & Bones providing the strong backing, produced by Lloyd Campbell.

Soul Brother reissue of the rare groove classic ‘Give Me Your Love’ by The Sisters Love on a 45! Originally released as a b side on Motown’s Mowest label in 1973, this track has been in demand and played on various club scenes since the early 80’s - the perennial soul classic originally written by Curtis Mayfield and arranged by the great, Paul Riser!

“No Fenke Fenke” is the first original production from noted Jamaican selector Yaadcore released on Delicious Vinyl Island, the new Caribbean music label from L.A.’s legendary Delicious Vinyl. A joint release with Yaadcore’s own 12 Yaad label, the tune features recording artist Kabaka Pyramid and Shanique Marie (of the Equiknoxx Music camp) trading lyrics over a modern twist on classic reggae sounds. “No Fenke Fenke” is an old-time Jamaican admonition, meaning “no stupidness,” and that’s just what you get with this authentic slice of rub-a-dub niceness. Yaadcore is already a hero of Jamaica’s reggae revival thanks to his mystical Dubwise Jamaica sessions and Reggae Aroma mixtape series; With his debut single, he adds another dimension to his repertoire. What a Bam Bam! Get this 7' while you can....

Two uptempo early reggae nuggets from former Gaylads singer BB Seaton.

The Polyversal Souls are back with another collaboration with Ethopia's number one soul singer, Alemayehu Eshete. Heavy soul at his best, completed by Alemayehu's trade mark vocal style!

Over the course of 3 days in London, drummer/producer Makaya McCraven connected with first time collaborators (Theon Cross, Nubya Garcia, Emma-Jean Thackray, Joe Armon-Jones, Soweto Kinch, Ashley Henry, Daniel Casimir and Kamaal Williams) to record two improvised performances as part of a showcase called CHICAGOxLONDON at cult UK Jazz hub, Total Refreshment Centre (TRC).

Killer 70s roots versions of The Soul Vendors "Swing Easy" rhythm with DJ cut from Dillinger & dub version.

Two great mid 70s roots rockers from BB Seaton both tunes with extended dubs, wicked reggae version of early 60s tune by Jerry Butler & Curtis Mayfield "Aware Of Love"

Two sides of raw, cinematic, Axelrod-inspired, psych-funk, recorded with an ensemble of the ensemble's long-time musical allies. Infectious, tense and noir-ish, 'King Lunp Theme' is backed with the warm, melancholy, 'Into The Light' on the flipside.

From his crucial role alongside Shabaka Hutchings in Sons Of Kemet, Theon Cross releases 'Fyah' via Gearbox Records. Drawing on London’s vivacious cultural heritage, Fyah' dips in and out of grime, afrobeat, electronic, dub, dancehall and Jamaican roots music and features contributions from Moses Boyd and Nubya Garcia. Stunning!

Brand new album from the Tenderlonious led jazz quartet, Ruby Rushton!

’Ironside’ sees the band continuing to push boundaries, and lead the way, with this new genre defying recording. The quartet’s fresh, high energy sound is rooted in the spiritual concepts of John Coltrane and Yusef Lateef, paying homage to The Headhunters and Weather Report heyday, whilst adopting influences from hip hop, Afrobeat and the UK underground culture.

This is the band's 4th studio album and most complete work to date. Highly recommended!

*CD has two bonus tracks

Two early recordings from Freddie McKay produced by Prince Buster, originally issued in the U.K. 1967 on mega rare (Blue Beat) white label 7" Limited one off press from Japan.

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Group Modular drop this monster double-sider, continuing to explore the synth-centric library music sound, taking it in much heavier and edgier direction, with KILLER breaks! One for the b-boys!

Double helping of early Larry Marshall rocksteady vocal cuts produced by Prince Buster, originally issued on Blue Beat Records in 1967 Limited one off press from Japan..

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Markey Funk's Delights label continues spreading the sound of modern way-out grooves with a brand new 7inch double-sider. Both tracks, recorded by the enigmatic Berlin-based Italian composer Nicola Spiromarino, explore the cosmic, synth-driven sound of the late 1970's futuristic library and film music.

Debut release from jazz / hip-hop troupe, Athletic Progression. Nine tracks of smudged, smoked-out grooves with the help of Minna Forouzandeh, Isatta Sheriff and Blacc El.

Tuff roots tune originally released in 1981 and produced by Brent Dowe for Jah B Productions, nice clean pressing.

Long out of print roots 7" from 1976 produced by BB Seaton with The Conscious Minds..limited press.

Northern Soul classic 'Cashing In' repressed by Soul Brother Records.  

Brand new material from cult 80s soul singer, Rockie Robbins who gained notoriety through his solo releases and work with Leon Ware, Richard Evans and Skip Scarborough, who, undoubtedly, became one of American soul's most celebrated artists and producers in the early 1980s.

The Circle of Confusion featuring the legendary sweet falsetto voice of Cornel Campbell. Lausanne Switzerland meets Kingston Jamaica in this heartfelt, stripped back, feel-good homage to the late 70s roots reggae style. The Circle of Confusion are a Swiss production duo: Seb.K (Shakedown productions) and Phil’eas (Black Diamond Music). Diehard reggae fans, they dared to contact their favourite Jamaican singer and got a result with Campbell delivering the lyrics on the spot, written on the day of Nelson Mandela’s death.

Arsivplak re-edits and remodels some sleazy Turkish disco fire on this party-starting 45!

Reissue of the much sought after 45 edition of singer Ty Karim's collaboration with lesser-known soul man, George Griffin. This glorious slab of disco-era, sweet soul is rich with soaring orchestration, fluttering flute themes and a rousing duet from Karim and Griffin!

Two rare early 70s roots vocal cuts from Freddie McGregor, better late than never..