2026 began with a couple of golden releases that have influenced our featured content this month. The selection of 35 tracks includes, as usual, a "best of" compilation featuring the finest tunes we've encountered in January, concluding the playlist with elements that shape our musical preferences.
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Deeply rooted in UK sound system culture but always pushing forward, blending soulful textures, lush harmonies, and kinetic broken rhythms.
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Pensei Ser Sensei brings a new flavor to Portuguese music, both in its tracks and in the artists who participated in it.
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Music for the soul, for the routines, for the club. New discoveries from all over the world.
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Zürich-based imprint Current Moves presents the self-titled debut from calallo, a five-track EP (with an interlude) that serves up a spicy, flavor-packed stew of indie-soul, R&B, and acid jazz.
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Melting Pot Music’s new release re-introduces us to an important musician of our generation. Reginald Omas Mamode IV's presents Rivière Noire, an album that marks a significant rebirth and evolution for the Anglo-Mauritian vocalist, producer, and musician.
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While their signature afrobeat jazz remains a core element of the album's sonic design, the new record ventures into fresh territory, drawing heavily from 80s British R&B, neo-soul, West African disco, bossa nova, lovers rock, and funk.
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The performances and production work are beyond amazing, while the album’s concept makes it even more worthy when listened in one go - containing many polished details and elements from familiar influences, incorporating them into something new and fresh. In a way, in a very much Argentinian chill vibe.
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Goya Gumbani's Warlord of the Weejuns, released on Ghostly International, feels like a new level on the infinite intersection between hip hop and soul/r&b. The Brooklyn-born, South East London-based artist leans towards a Soulquarians vibe and covers it with his very own fabric.
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From track one to sixteen, there is a whole story waiting for you to explore, while the album's personal and emotional undertones shines through.
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September ‘24 playlist is composed by 50 tracks summarizing many different releases and artists we’ve showcased here.
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With rich string arrangements, layered vocal harmonies, and her signature poetic style, Joy delivers a powerful and moving album that will come out fully next friday.
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Comprised by 16 tracks that make even more sense when listened one after the other, Ten Fold is a self-portrait woven from introspective reflections on the past, present, and future.
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This expansive record reads like a meticulously crafted sonic journal, documenting Peacey's musical evolution and the influences that shaped him.
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Reel People Music presents a brand new reimagination of its cherished classics with the launch of the Fusion Moves series, spearheaded by the soulful innovator and contemporary jazz funk legend Kaidi Tatham.
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A place between us is more than just another album; it's a mesmerizing collection of compositions that portray their evolution surrounded by a growing local scene and community.
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Felipe Gordon's forward-thinking label Wide Awake delves into a special Argentinian secret and unveils it to a wider audience with a first-time vinyl pressing of Vinocio's soulful-r&b-ish-jazz masterpiece Me Estás Haciendo Mal, originally released in December of ‘21.
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During August we made the usual week pause to reset, rediscover inspirations and prepare for what’s next. This month’s playlist is even more essential, showcasing a lot of new projects that came out and we didn’t had the opportunity to write about before.
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We usually don’t focus on releases that revolve round the same track (i.e. singles or remix EP’s). But the beauty that the music above creates a deserved exception.
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Now, making his debut appearance on Flat White Records, Brine presents Outer Space Grooves, a mesmerizing 9-track cassette that touches on tapestries of house, jazz, soul, and beyond.
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