repress - al dobson jr. returns to rhythm section international with his debut full length lp. spread over 28 tracks and clocking in at just under one hour, this body of work provides a glimpse into the mind of one of the uks most talented, enigmatic producers. al dobsons debut mini album marked the inauguration of bradley zeros fledgling label back in 2014, proving to be a breath of fresh air to the london scene with its loose, undefinable sound and unique approach to production. as a newcomer, al dobson jr.s music didnt remain a secret for long, with major global tastemakers such as gilles peterson, theo parrish, dego, alex nut and osunlade being early adopters. as with other key releases on 22a and izwid, it didnt take long for rye lane volume 1 to go from obscure debut to cult classic, propelling the artist and the label onto the international platform. at once a continuation and evolution of the sound, rye lane volumes ii & iii offers a deeper exploration into the al dobson jr universe, moving with ease through tempos and textures but never losing that effortless magic that makes adj stand out from the crowd.
repress 2020 - south london favourites chaos in the cbd come back to rhythm section international one year after their breakthrough ep ‘midnight in peckham’. the original ep captured a moment in time in a way few songs can manage. it was hailed as a masterpiece, capturing the attention of all who listened, as evidenced by the unquenchable demand for the 12 inch
the debut album from dan kye aka vocalist jordan rakei (ninja tune) great deep house, that blends in soul, jazz and funk in a similar way to the recent moodymann output.
repress - rs intl looks to melbourne and strike gold again with their second outing from prequel. freedom jazz dance builds on the jazz- tinged debut that was lauded by such varied tastemakers as gilles peterson, osunlade, recloose, mister saturday night and ben ufo. the standout track is ‘saints’ - is a poetic take on blackness that simply can t be ignored. another solid ep for the rhythm section camp. don’t sleep, these won’t last long!
flowers is a genre-blending introspective story written by toon janssens. this versatile antwerp born virtuoso delivers a sophisticated intimate album that balances on the edge of electronic and acoustic music.
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