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Soul of A NationAfro-Centric Visions in the Age of Black Power: Underground Jazz, Street Funk & The Roots of Rap 1964-79Soul Jazz Records
Space, Energy and LightExperimental Electronic and Acoustic Soundscapes 1961 - 88Soul Jazz Records
Ernie and The Top NotesDap Walk / Things Are BetterSoul Jazz Records
Four Below ZeroE.S.P.Soul Jazz Records
Boombox 2Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro and Disco Rap 1979 - 83Soul Jazz Records
The SkatalitesIndependence Ska and The Far East Sound - Original Ska Sounds From The Skatalites 1963 - 65Soul Jazz Records
Lloyd McNeill QuartetAsha (1969)Soul Jazz Records
Yvonne FairSay Yeah YeahSoul Jazz Records
AliveSkindo Le LeSoul Jazz Records
Nigeria Soul Power 707" Box Set Afro-Funk Afro-Disco Afro-RockSoul Jazz Records
Soul 70Collectors 7" Box SetSoul Jazz Records
Studio One Hi Fi SpecialLtd. Edition Collectors Edition 7" Record Store Day Box SetSoul Jazz Records
Freddie McGregor / Dub SpecialistBobby Bobylon / Hi Fashion DubSoul Jazz Records
The AbyssiniansDeclaration Of RightsSoul Jazz Records
Lord Tanamo / Jackie MittooKeep On Moving / Totally TogetherSoul Jazz Records
Carlton and The ShoesLove Me Forever / Never Let GoSoul Jazz Records
Sound DimensionSoulful Strut / Time Is TightSoul Jazz Records
Lloyd McNeill QuartetWashington Suite (1970)Soul Jazz Records
Vodou Drums in Haiti 2The Living Gods Of Haiti : 21st Century Ritual Drums & Spirit PossessionDrummers Of The Societe Absolument GuininSoul Jazz Records
Hustle! Reggae Disco (Expanded 2017 Edition)Kingston-London-New YorkSoul Jazz Records
KaS ProductBlack & Noir: Mutant Synth-Punk from France 1980-83Soul Jazz Records
Laraaji (formerly Edward Larry Gordon)Celestial VibrationSoul Jazz Records
Studio One Rocksteady 2Rocksteady, Soul and Early Reggae at Studio One: The Soul of Young JamaicaSoul Jazz Records
Richard BrownSweet and Kind / Don't Listen To The GrapevineSoul Jazz Records
New Orleans Funk Vol. 4Voodoo Fire In New Orleans 1951-77Soul Jazz Records
PUNK 45: Les Punks : The French ConnectionThe First Wave Of French Punk 1977-80Soul Jazz Records
The Bobby Williams GroupBoogaloo Mardi GrasSoul Jazz Records
Untouchable Machine ShopMachine Shop Part 1 / Part 2Soul Jazz Records
Joseph Hill / Tommy McCook and The SkatalitesBehold The Land / Full DreadSoul Jazz Records
Roland Alphonso / Tommy McCook and The New EstablishmentDrums Of Fue Man Tru / Blues For ISoul Jazz Records
The TrapsHigher / Higher Version
Larry Marshall / The SkatalitesI've Got To Make It / Coconut RockSoul Jazz Records
The Magnificent Seven / Dobby DobsonJack Johnson / Seems To Me I'm Losing youSoul Jazz Records
Don D Jr. / Jackie Mittoo, Bagga Walker & Pablove BlackHeavenless / After ChristmasSoul Jazz Records
Michigan and Smiley / Brentford Disco SetJah A De Creator ('No,No,No')/ Rebel DiscoSoul Jazz Records
- 1. Intro
- 2. Code Red
- 3. Hands Up
- 4. The Come Off (featuring Tha Liks, Phil Da Agony)
- 5. The Movement (part 2)
- 6. Hearbeat (featuring Oh No)
- 7. Kiana
- 8. Secondary Protocol
- 9. DJ Theme
- 10. Knicknack (featuring Percee P, Medaphoar)
- 11. Puttin' In Work
- 12. Bounce (featuring Planet Asia, Spontaneous, Aceyalone)
- 13. Wonder Years
- 14. Party Up (featuring Vinia Mojica)
- 15. Operation Radio Raid (featuring Imno)
- 16. Feel It (featuring Medaphoar)
Double LP on Stones Throw produced by Madlib and Oh No.
Lyrical spontaneity is the spark that fires the music of Lootpack, and this is especially true of the Wildchild. As all stages of time exist openly in music, Wildchild's lyrics are reliant on the past, aware of today, and curious about the future. Full of drive, clamor, brashness, sadness, and elation of the city, it is hip hop music without any unnecessary trappings.