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Webmagazine and record label on underground house music & contemporary jazz. We're about music released by independent artists and labels.
Daily Magazine on Underground House Music, Broken Beat, Contemporary Jazz & Soulful Vibes
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Buzzing all the way from Detroit, Motor City, Pontchartrain takes the Razor-N-Tape reigns for his debut on the label. The 30th edition of the Reserve series, entitled Love Is Madness, is an all-cylinders-firing jazz laden, deep house EP comprised by three tracks plus an exquisite remix from Demuja.
Read MorePersonifying play and curiosity, in both their sound and in their process the five tracks of The Rigour are pushed and pulled in different directions… with Werkha’s trademark vibe always present. Due do drop tomorrow, via First Word Records.
Read MoreThrough Salin Records the young Oxford-based producer Diamond releases a jaw dropping EP. You Like Jazz? reflects the personality of the producer, letting his obsession for jazz music get into mesmerizing and uplifting house productions.
Read MoreUnderground legend Warren Harris a.k.a. Hanna presents his first record on Visions Recordings with two new deep house tracks. The Summit EP is comprised by extended grooves with a club attitude, cementing his signature sound that has marked his incredibly prolific career as a producer and multi-instrumentalist.
Read MoreSinger Margaret Grace joins forces with Italian producers Luis Radio and Souldynamic for a trilogy of soulful house EP’s through BBE Music, entitled Dishwater Blues. Released back in August the first part was followed by a second episode in Ocotober. The third and final installment of the series is due to drop in February.
Read Moreo sótão's #200 playlist, as the #100, showcases the main influences guiding us through our daily search. More than just showing new releases, as we usually do, the #200 pays homage to some of the main names of the music we’re currently diving in. More than just a playlist, the #200 is a note traversing time towards the future.
Read MoreSignals features four tracks, with the talented hands of Harry Wolfman and Jad & The in the mix, carefully chosen to make this record a representative work of the artist, perfectly blending his musical knowledge with the label’s imprint.
Read MoreLooking back to what was released and remembered in December, this month’s playlist also opens up the book for what’s to come, right around the corner in 2020. In fact the selection begins and ends with two different projects provoking high expectations
Read MoreFrom Japan, Takaya releases a sublime EP through Leicester-based The Groove Stage. Originally coming to prominence as the man behind a series of very classy edits earlier in the decade he disappeared for a few years coming back with four groovy tracks.
Read MoreWorking with a range of collaborators, aiming to broaden the scope of the Black Jazz Consortium project in terms of the music, ideas, and sound, we find Fred P interpreting Latin and Brazilian music through his own unique lens.
Read MoreTo celebrate its ten year anniversary the compilation Eglo Records, Vol. 2 encompasses the works of many of its incredible featured artists: Steve Spacek, Floating Points, Fatima, Dego, Kaidi Tatham, Henry Wu, K15 just to name a few.
Read MoreColombian wunderkind Felipe Gordon provides our mood for tonight with a 4-tracker of beautifully crafted jazzy sampled house. Culminating two impressive years of many high-karat-gold releases through some of the best independent house-music labels, Those Quiet Eyes EP is a melancholic and deep trip.
Read MoreFollowing brilliant releases on some of the best electronic-music-labels, like Rhythm Section, YAM Recordings, Mule Music or their own In Dust We Trust, Emotional Intelligence / It’s Up To Me is kind of a coming of age for the brothers. A blissful experience throughout and another demonstration of Chaos In The CBD’s maturing, amazing production skills.
Read MoreA Message From The East takes the listener on a journey of tranquility, through the use of dreamy pads, laid back drum sequences and choppy rhythms, representing a continuity on Nicholas’ work of recent years. Another pleasurable chapter on his decade-long, impressive and extensive discography.
Read Moredownundaground, curated by the Melbourne-based label La Sape, is a compilation comprised of seven tracks made by young up-and-coming Australian instrumentalists and improvisers, directed by the mighty talent of Horatio Luna.
Read MoreHugo Mari presents Minds Eye, two beautifully created and emotive jams, once again taking the helm of his own High Praise imprint. Following the astounding releases of Change Ur Ways EP (Heist) and Unalloyed Pleasure (Freerange Recordings), it was time to have Mari’s incredible productions showcased here.
Read MoreJitwam returns to his spiritual home The Jazz Diaries with a new EP and a new sound to unveil a little of what’s to come in 2020. Enchanté effortlessly blends genres into dancefloor music, composed by two originals and an extended mix of “Something to Say” by Anthony Nicholson.
Read MoreInterface Palm is Jordan Hankins’ new project, debuting with a 4-track banger called Four To The Flora, through Jad & The label Beats Of No Nation. Preaching on his collection of cosmic jazz fusion, left field boogie and dusty house, Interface Palm’s productions skirt the line between house, jazz and broken beat.
Read MoreDusty grooves and soulful emotions form the foundation of Soulphiction’s new album, 24/7 Love Affair: a fantastic selection of 17 bumping house tracks, taking influences across jazz, hip hop and afrobeat realms.
Read MoreSome of the best projects of 2019 came out in November. Falling like the non-stop rain of these days, newly released works from artists like Douniah & High John, Surprise Chef, Daniel Casimir & Tess Hirst, Kumail, Danvers, Sefi Zisling or Summers Sons deserve our highest praises.
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