saxophonist wendell harrison and trombonist phil ranelin join the jazz is dead series on issue 16. limited pressing on blue coloured vinyl.

saxophonist wendell harrison and trombonist phil ranelin join the jazz is dead series on issue 16. classic black vinyl release.

rare 1985 jazz fusion album from detroit by tribe founder wendell harrison. limited edition of 500 copies on black 180 gram vinyl.

collectors item

deep spiritual jazz

jazz

jazz

saxophonist wendell harrison and trombonist phil ranelin join the jazz is dead series on issue 16.

90s inspired tracks between techno, garage and house

reissue!

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depth of my soul presents nat wendell

nat wendell launches the depth of my soul label with a confident slab of deepness that should draw plenty of heat on the peaks and troughs of the house music landscape. -the way- is a crisply produced pumper, revolving around a seductive little lead line and the haunting titular vocal hook - there s a whiff of tech in the make up of the track, but the groove is all house. -theoretics- follows down a similar path, keeping things moody and mechanical without disposing of the funk, and then it s down to -release your soul- to bring a little light into proceedings with some mellow keys and dubby flourishes.

*better days* is tink! records return to amazing form, a collection of three perfect mixes that stand on their own, against a timeless original of 1990 that is sure to please the widest possible audience. get it while supplies last, this will fly off shelves.

groovin vocal house tune with little funky influence from electro

ali shaheed muhammad & adrian younge keep on paying tribute to past legends and new school torchbearers alike with their jazz is dead series. limited pressing on black double vinyl.

great ep focused on groove and rhythm.

urban/soul/blues/r&b/gospel

previously released bethween 1960-1970

third in a five part series, documenting the birth and evolution of soul music. comes on double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

second part of the soundtrack to accompany the “soul of a nation: art in the the age of black power” exhibition, entitled “jazz is the teacher, funk is the preacher”. pressing on triple 180 gram vinyl

courtesy of balance recordings presents their 10th release to date. a compilation of 9 pieces of timeless house music that will rock the underground parties and twisted after hours alike. showcasing the talent of artist hailing from chicago, montreal, london and geneva and france, this triple pack is bound to become yet another classic on the balance catalogue. dont snooze baby!!

tribe featuring joan belgrave: where am i >> written by wendell harrison produced and mixed by carl craig

ali shaheed muhammad & adrian younge keep on paying tribute to past legends and new school torchbearers alike with their jazz is dead series.