ltd mini-lp (6 track)

two rnb classics on 7 inch vinyl.

a 1967 stanley mitchell classic back on 7 inch vinyl.

linda evans lead vocals

24 classic hits from the mid 80s as celebrated by the famous bbc radio 2 show on double vinyl.

a rare groove compilation from jazz to soul & funk to blaxploitation on double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

first release of 2019 for ice city and this one needs no special introduction. one of the ultimate -crossover- soul records - ever. mid 70s chicago masterpiece pamoja written and produced by keith stevenson. -oooh, baby- is an uptempo soul groover designated to light up any proper dancefloor. due to its scarcity and overall demand, it has become a treasure hunt nightmare for cratediggers worldwide. finally, the official reissue is here! and if that s not enough, flip the 45 over and go deep on the ballad -only the lonely know-, with the throbbing, shrill falsetto vocals from keith himself.

soul queen jennifer holliday covers the classic “baby tonite”. backed up with a house remix by dj romain.

two southern soul classics for the first time on a 45.

ltd repress - uk duo at the forefront of the 4core scene, pushing to recreate the sound of acid summer 89. particularly influenced by european pool parties, atx combines house music with classic acid and floated euphorics, intended to submerge listeners in hot waves of summer daze. featuring the breaky baby mixx by dj normal 4 on the flip-side.

two r&b classics from the 60s back-to-back on 7 inch.

the timeless legend’s debut single from 1975 back on 7 inch.

the 1961 album by baby face willette reissued as part of the blue note tone poet series. audiophile pressing on 180 gram vinyl.

soulful vocals from olivia ruff over dope beats from red astaire on this new dinked 45.

the subversive electronics duo is back at it again for the sixth release on planet euphorique. ambien baby brings you another slab of total sonic disorientation, the good kind the one that invites you to dance, but also questions the stifling boundaries of genre within electronic music. dreaming up a sound that welcomes confusion and experimentation over the tried and true. here we have a spectrum of colour and vibes electro, experimentalism, and primal sensibilities mash and clash in an odd harmony that begs the question, where are we now?

produced at funkamedba studios

lil baby is back with a new longplayer.

lil baby and gunna team up for “drip harder”.

phat 2x12 inch from jimmi jules in innervisions.

mysterious 7inch white label... limited to 150 units worldwide.

huge disco - afrobeat killer

rsd 2019 release, limited edition of 500 numbered copies.

the new album from bbc music awards & billboard music awards winner hozier on 180 gram double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

limited and numbered pressing on translucent blue vinyl.

two extra rare tracks by coil, commissioned by sub rosa.

frankie knuckles presents directors cut feat jamie principle! jimmy edgar re-edit! 12 inch hand stamped label! tip!

70s disco funk by edwin birdsong

das 93er erfolgsalbum von helge schneider auf doppel-vinyl im klappcover.

limited anniversary edition re-issue on picture vinyl

black vinyl pressing of the new jerry paper album.

remastered reissue of the 2nd album from los microwaves side-project. electronic dubbed-out post-punk, recorded in 1983-84.

white vinyl lp in gatefold sleeve with download code included.

the next installment in cold diamond & mink’s soul investigations introduces a three part harmony group from california. “my my my baby” is a smoking hot group harmony groover that should drop a few jaws at your next dj set. thee baby cuffs was born out of love for soul music and chicano culture. their first 45 “where did our pride go”, came out in 2017 on the raza del soul label, covering an unsung early 70’s larry saunders production. “my my my baby” continues on the same lane of midtempo soul over funky drums and soulful horn lines. the lyric is your middle of the road love song material, but the group harmony lifts it right off the ground like it’s meant to happen in this kind of music. get a few copies and rock the instrumental on the b-side before dropping the vocal, if you feel like it. soul music that’s this potent is better enjoyed in excess.

sydney via melbourne-sider cop envy brings forth two heartbursting, patient and effective tools to mark the return of the cry baby imprint - long silent after their debut exploration with dan white. the anachoic, blistering tones of balanced push the vinyl medium to it’s absolute limits with heavy, heavy bass and incredulously well produced embellishments making this a dj tool for the year 3000. leisure laces the flip with something a little closer to the present day no thanks to barely melodic musical structures peeling away to reveal the rhythmic intricacies and soul rattling subsonics that roll effortlessly through to the bitter end. rewind.

detroit label my baby focusses on letting underground local talent shine, and that is the case with the second ep, a various artists affair featuring label boss mister joshooa, plus remote viewing party and tammy pickle with a remix from my baby. the acts featured on this release are all residents of the famous tv lounge/tv bar venue in detroit.

tv lounge resident & music director takes the helm for this new detroit label, joined by fellow tv lounge resident rickers. 1 track by each, & remix by the other, sludge, acid, breaks & house on this ride through dark side

lovefingers versions of lcd soundsystem s oh baby .

remastered reissue on 180 gram double vinyl

ambien baby is an emergent project from the increasingly prolific d. tiffany and dan rincon, both luminaries of the vancouver scene. after a first official appearance on normals welcome last year, the pair are back with some deft and delightful adventures through rugged breaks, playful synth touches and a healthy dose of 90s attitude. somehow these ingredients are deployed with that distinctive laid back west coast vibe that makes for such compelling listening as well as potent dancefloor weapons - take nada (live at sweep up) as a case in point. rolling breaks and nasty acid lines there may be, but the mood still has a heads down quality to it that just gets under your skin.

is it balearic? welcome the mellow charms of chris coco and camillo miranda to lay down an unusual paean to a prehistoric love with the truly breezy drifter dinosaur baby. while the tale might be a quirky one, the music is the real deal, all tumbling percussion locked into a slow, head-nodding groove, and this comes through even stronger on the 12inch dub. on the flip, rune lindbaek delivers a remix that fleshes the original out with laconic disco flourihes, and then luke solomons version injects a little housey energy into the make up with his usual flair for off-kilter party fuel.

ltd 7 - release with two chicago house classics ....
by the time the jungle brothers rapped about it in 1988, house music had been bumping in nyc clubs for years. even though the genre would go on to become a global phenomenon, house music had humble beginnings in predominantly gay and black clubs in chicago. musically, house music was inspired by the eclectic dance records played by djs frankie knuckles and ron hardy at clubs like “the warehouse” and “muzik box”. with a growing club scene, labels like trax records and dj international played a major role in the development of the genre. founded in 1984, trax was an important outlet for house music in its early days, releasing many classics including -no way back- by adonis, larry heard s -can you feel it,- and the first so-called house anthem in 1986, -move your body- by marshall jefferson. this latter tune gave a massive boost to house music, extending recognition of the genre outside of chicago.

brother and sister eric and arrontette mcclinton had been recording for many years. around 1976 they did a 45 release together on honey records called -where you are- under the their christian names, although eric was spelled eryke! the single didn’t have much success but both brother and sister still went on to be amazing backing singers working for legendary producers mike theodore and dennis coffey. whilst they were under the watchful eye of the production team they recorded some material again and a duo for theo/coff in a bid to get them another record deal and show their capabilities. these songs never got releases. eric became and prolific song writer and also joined the group high fashion. we are super pleased to finally release the shelved songs from 1978. this in one of two releases by the duo.

acid jazz is pleased to announce that it has teamed up with the legendary fania records for our latest 7 inch release. june 1st will see us release ray barretto’s “mercy mercy baby” lifted from his classic album “acid” produced by harvey averne. it is backed by an astounding and previously unreleased instrumental version, which is longer than the released version and has a stunning trumpet solo making it a summer dance-floor cooker. released on a specially designed label, which pays tribute to the first gold fania labels, this will be limited to a run of a 1000.

black vinyl repress - remastered and resissued double a sider for soul aficionados, b boys and jazz funk lovers. both instantly recognisable across the generations, the a side sees a reissue of one of the most feel good records out there in express yourself. most famously sampled by the mighty n.w.a. in 89 whatever you do, do it good. on flip you get pure funk destruction in the form of the meters just kissed my baby. an insatiable, groove laden intro which has been prime sampling material throughout the years most notably in public enemys timebomb.