smallville records celebrate their 10th anniversary with the 3rd and 4th part of the „ways series. it started in 2011 with twentyfour ways (smallville 24)- a various artists 4 track-12 with timeless music only. it continued in 2013 with smallville 35 (thirtyfive ways) same concept, but different artists.

cd edition in 2-panel digipack, 20-page booklet with exclusive pictures and notes from jeanne moreau, fran¨ois truffaut and cyrius bassiak (aka. serge reznavi).an emblematic actress and a memorable figure of the french chanson scene, jeanne moreau passed away in 2017. she started singing as an amateur in theatre like the comˇdie fran¨aise, but always wanted Òto sing balladsÓ. the man who wrote her first songs was her friend: the painter cyrus bassiak (pseudonym of serge rezvani) and like for many other artists jacques canetti was the one who brought her to a recording studio to record her first songs in 1963. this album pays homage to jeanne moreau by compiling for the very first time all the songs written by cyrus bassiak, including 4 songs that were nowhere to be found until today.

2017 dance house summer hits ! incl. lost frequencies, starley, low steppa, edx, croatia, squad calippo, inpetto, luke ! 2 cd compilation!

when the smallville record store was founded in 2005, people were surprised and regarded it as an experiment. everybody discussed the downfall of vinyl sales and the upcoming market of downloads these days. just a bunch of people regarded record shops, vinyl labels and wonderful warm sounding clubs as the places of true magic. smallvilles finest stefan marx, who is responsible for all artwork-related things and therefore the visual impact that smallville always had, got a call once at night from another one of those dreamers and activists, ata macias. he came up with the fabulous idea to create a standard 12inch cover saying: vinyl kills mp3.

jerome miniere, one of the leading artists of the nouvelle scene francaise, releases an amazing new album. 15 song orientated new tracks with warm sounds, fusing electronic and acoustic elements seamlessly.