the first overview of works from innovative tanzanian guitar player john ondolo.

a collection of 1970s songs from nigerian highlife bandleader celestine ukwu.

a compilation of songs by tanzanian acoustic guitar musician frank humplick and his sisters mary and tecla.

mississippi records this time delivers a great collection of guitar-driven melodic and rocking blues and gospel, recorded between 1927 and 1934.

the lost soundtrack to -chess of the wind,- iran’s banned 1976 queer-gothic-class-horror masterpiece, restored by the director and released for the first time. not for the faint of heart!

early solo piano works from ethiopian nun emahoy tsegue maryam guebrou

classics and previously unreleased gems from an extraordinary one-man-band with one of the deepest emotive voices ever recorded - abner jay.

reissue of a 1978 self released lp by one of the greatest etthiopian vocalists of all time. this material has not been reissued in any form since its original release digitally or analog! recorded at the end of the golden age of ethiopian urban music, mahmoud is in top form belting out trencendent intense vocals over the ibex bands hypnotic soulfull horns, organs,guitars, bass & percussion. as good as it gets & as close to universally perfect music as ever has been made. old school thick tip on sleeve. beautifully remastered by timothy stollenwerk.

abner jays final recordings. release includes photographs and booklet written by jack teague recalling his time with abner jay.