cosmic / disco / balearic

limited edition gatefold 2xlp, the ultimate italian cinematic prog & urban jazz-funk collection (1974-1979)

limited edition of 500 copies on 7 inch vinyl with nickodemus remix on the flip.

limited eition of 500 copies with bonus cd included.

piero piccioni’s original soundtrack for the 1964 italian movie “3 notti d’amore” back on vinyl, remastered from the original tapes.

70s soul funk and disco sound

alessandro alessandroni is one of the legendary composers and musicians that shaped the characteristic sound of italian soundtrack of the 60s and 70s.
this ep contains unreleased music composed and produced by alessandro alessandroni in the 70s, taken from a dusty tape found in his vault.
the maestro is best known as “the most famous whistle in the history of cinema” (it was him on the theme of the famous spaghetti western “a fistful of dollars”) and as the voice of piero umiliani’s classic “mah-na&#768,,,, mah-na&#768,,,,”.
afro discoteca strikes immediately for its modernity and rich textures, sounding unbelievably contemporary.

nice price deal !!! tim green s first production is incredible, glitchy house with layers and layers of amazing sounds. little flies is sonically beautiful with deep bass and a huge groove. tg was just born when juan atkens was banging out his detroit sound which is incredible when you think rhythm acupuncture is reminiscent of exactly that, layers of twisted beats and phat bass that carries the tune throughout. big with paul woolford, laurent garnier, mike monday

all instrumental’s from aesop rocks album “spirit world field guide” on double vinyl.

aesop rock explores the spirit world. limited pressing on clear double vinyl with download code included.

well, this is different… fourth kind the self titled mini album on omniverse records. it’s hard to pinpoint a genre with records like this, produced by marc mac of 4hero and similar to some of the 4hero output, it defies genre and fits somewhere in-between many. the production is heavily reliant on synthesisers and vintage drum machines in places but is full of real life and organic movements, this is partly down to the signature drums played by luke parkhouse. the only other guest spot is filled by nu jazz funker pascal strauss aka luman child who plays bass guitar on “take me to your sky” which along with “afterglows” are the closest we get to dance tracks, in most parts a 70s fusion feel is present. the short interlude type tracks are just as important and i would go as far as to say vital to telling the story. moogs, arps and solina strings weave patterns throughout, all in all, across the 10 tracks the album is a journey of mood and emotions. 180g pressing.