Robohands – Green
We’ve been featuring Villiage Live Records and their stable of talented artists for some time, and it gives us great pleasure to bring to you the first jazz record they […]
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Libretto & Buscrates – Ain’t That Funky b/w Sentences
Always coming correct with interesting and on point releases, Liquid Beat Records jumps back into the spotlight with their latest release from Libretto and Buscrates “Ain’t That Funky”. It’s a […]
Tenderlonious feat. 22archestra – The Shakedown
We always talk about the hardest working men in show business. We are not talking James Brown today, nor are we talking about J Zone, Questlove or Pat Van Dyke. […]
Klaus Layer feat. The Artifacts & Blu – Force
Everything you did has already been done son, except this. Berlin’s boom bap commander, Klaus Layer is back and he’s bringing The Artifacts and Blu with him. Hard to believe […]
Instant Karma! – Give Me Freedom
What we love about small labels is that they can do what they want. Their influences run deep, and if they want to put out a release in that direction, […]
Guru’s Jazzmatazz Deluxe Box Set
Do you remember where you were when Jazzmatazz Volume 1 dropped? I remember how completely blown away I was as a senior in college hearing this at my radio station […]
Homeboy Sandman & Edan – Never Use The Internet Again
For all of those of you who keep asking about when Edan is dropping another record, well here is a collabo that should hold you over for a minute. Teaming […]
Bluestaeb – Left And Right
Today’s goods come from Paris based producer Bluestaeb. “Left and Right”, off of the upcoming Everything Is Always A Process on Jakarta Records is the follow up to the heavily […]
Colemine vs. Coalmine: Head Above Water
While we have always been fans of the gritty and funky sounds of funk 45s, more than ten years ago were were introduced to a modern incarnation of that sound […]
Mindswimmer – Elevation
What we have always dug about music as long as we have been listening, is the experimental aspect of it. Whether it was the free jazz we gradually were attracted […]
