first reissue of daweh congos classic roots reggae album human rights & justice originally released in 2000. daweh congo recruited the formidable talents of roots radic, jamaicas premier back-up band to lay the rhythms that can be heard throughout this album

green marbled vinyl, ltd to 300

reggae roots with warm female vocals

2lp in a gatefold sleeve, 180g vinyl

debut album by lyon-based musician and producer david kiledjian. these 10 tracks build bridges between languages and folklore from the 4 corners of the world, jazz, hip-hop and electronic avant-garde.

reissue

jazz funk dub

unreleased 12inch from micky milan, one of the true trailblazer of french boogie. the record contains two tracks never previously released on vinyl, the groovesque paris amour built on guitar riffs carrying the sexy voice of alexandra and the instrumental version of quand tu danses, epitomizing the essence of funk and the power of a sound on par with the american productions of the time.

repress

reggae / dub / soul / reissue

reissue jazz-funk fusion

taggy matcher and lmk push it.

hot casa records present togo soul 70 (selected rare togolese recordings from 1971 to 1981). a treasure-trove of rare and unusual recordings mostly recorded in lomé during the 70’s, a fusion of traditional voodoo chants, raw soul and afro jazz. hot casa records selected 13 tracks, a snapshot of some hundreds of rare and often forgotten tapes from the most prolific, professional and exciting phase of the country’s recording history, including international stars like bella bellow (who even performed to maracana stadium in brazil), or roger damawuzan, compared as the james brown from lomé, and forgotten tapes and brilliant songs in mina, kabyié and fon languages. many of the tracks featured here are peppered with innovation and experimentation highlighting how diverse the music scene in togo was at the time, even if the political context influenced their creation.