urban/soul/blues/r&b/gospel

the 9th genosha basic release from the ever amazing ghost in the machine. comes on brown marbled vinyl with download code included.

this is the first release from our owner ildec, with a very top remix of innershades. tip!

limited white vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

loraine james presents her new ambient alias - whatever the weather. the vinyl release includes a download code.

various artist ep incl. etur usheo, whatever charles, ziggy phunk, so undso

dez williams back on mechatronica, with remix support from l.f.t.

the new album from klute on green vinyl with download code included.

produced by georgia anne muldrow of brainfeeder.

10th album from rap innovator busdriver

the new album from la based regan farquhar aka busdriver on limited edition vinyl.

the second edition of the rose records limited 10- series comes courtesy of junktion, whose releases on the likes of outplay and slow town didn t only sell out at breakneck speed but also established him as one of holland s biggest talents in discerning deephouse/disco circles. junktion does what he does best on this delightful little platter. the lolloping running for whatever on the a is as infectious as they come, with loads of clever samples arranged over classy rolling drums and a deep, rubbery bassline. flip over for pale blue dot, a slightly tougher, trippier uptempo workout with spaced out pads, big drums, crisp hats and massive synth stabs that should whip up a real frenzy in a packed club. killer pair of tunes from a producer that s very much on top of his game.

a permanent fixture in the world of rhythm and soul, james hunter follows up five critically acclaimed albums with his latest recording, whatever it takes, for new york city’s renowned label, daptone records. at the height of his famed recording career, hunter and daptone co-founder and producer bosco mann recorded an elegantly crafted collection of 10 originals that are evermore poignant and compelling than the singers previous works. the james hunter six and mann recorded whatever it takes straight to tape at daptone’s penrose studios in riverside, california.

the 1992 album from inxs back on 180 gram vinyl

hand-stamped limited white label

fresh white label dbl header with massive disco action

the second edition of the rose records limited 10- series comes courtesy of junktion, whose releases on the likes of outplay and slow town didn t only sell out at breakneck speed but also established him as one of holland s biggest talents in discerning deephouse/disco circles. junktion does what he does best on this delightful little platter. the lolloping running for whatever on the a is as infectious as they come, with loads of clever samples arranged over classy rolling drums and a deep, rubbery bassline. flip over for pale blue dot, a slightly tougher, trippier uptempo workout with spaced out pads, big drums, crisp hats and massive synth stabs that should whip up a real frenzy in a packed club. killer pair of tunes from a producer that s very much on top of his game.

joe ashworth has marked himself out as one to watch over the past year with a string of underground cuts on waze & odysseys street tracks label, notably his collaboration with citizen, situation. he brings his textured, melodic sound to anjunadeep for the first time with debut release rebound / whatever weather. on rebound he showcases a nuanced approach, deftly blending strong techno influences with a delicate ear for melody. the twinkling, sometimes discordant keys that rise and fall throughout demonstrate an enviable maturity in joes productions. whatever weather is one for the dancefloor, revolving around an infectious bassline groove that rolls beneath crisp drums and more gorgeous flowing piano

crafty, sparse, late night house cut b/w proper, warm house banger

everything comes to an end: while researching the acidic sense in nights of insomnia aware that everything comes to an end serenity came to my mind: acid saves my sanity.

nice price deal !!! >whatever you say<, is a sexy tapeworm, that keeps rolling, triggered by its sensual bassline. a track that has no beginning and no end, but you could call a friend. hanne & lore have remixed whatever you say and whoever follows what they do, you never know what they come up with, but you can expect its going to be dead cool.the guys are magic in the way they bring together different elements, genres and create monster tunes. here hanne & lore have come up here with a dub version working with wonderful tape delays shaping a nice loose and deep traxter that puts a smile on your face

its the 10..yep, slowly but surely we eased our way into number 10. marvin zeyss is no stranger to fans of quality deep house music, making his debut on colourful with an array of warm sounding grooves.

new york dj beto cravioto teams up with whatever/whatever (aka legendary producer justin strauss and bryan mette) for this 12. an awesome club record. dont sleep! limited white label pressing of just 350

our little dutch sun god onno knows best how to make the kids shine, and as expected, hes put together a breakwater just in time for beach season: whatever makes you happy glides on on the crest of the a1 groove with a heavy-duty surfboard. its laconic vocal work and dynamic drum rolls are echoed in the remix by nicola jah at coordinates b2. this italian producer dives into stiller waters, which of course run deep down into the vibrant ocean of sound. for the b1 onno provides similarly strong dancing material, shooting pool on the sundeck of his boat and knocking “8ball” into the hole of victory. finally, magit cacoon, our latest roster addition and the first woman on deck of the uy vessel, cruises via the digital route for her debut, an utterly deep remix of whatever makes you happy with bass that sets uy061s sails toward a blissful ending to the voyage

*** vinyl only !!***
support already in from steve bug, jef k, agnes, christopher rau and many more

remixes by joey negro and cool million.

limited release. stefan tretau returns with this mighty fine techno 3 tracker on the new st imprint. two melodic detroit inspired bangers (title track whatever happened and lily), while eqf kid is on the more minimal modern darker house side. heavy modern club tools by tretau!

incl san miguel, steve cole and cours de performance remix

arctic monkeys were already massive way before they inked a deal with domino in june 2005. people obsessing over the songs? sold out gigs full of stage diving nutcases. hardcore fans pressed up against venue windows, just hoping to catch a glimpse such checkpoints have all been ticked. the boys may share a love of the smiths, the clash and the jam, but in no way were the monkeys ready to simply regurgitate the well trodden brit rock path.

just amazing funky stuff, plus a tech house driven christian prommer remix (sonar kollektiv)

handclapping funky house with bubbling electro lines and big bassline. comes with a sleazy more electroid remix from coco machette s carlton banks

four rollin kicking and great traxx that will work on the dancefloor, played by ivan smagghe, tiga ....

excellent 2x12inch vinyl-set with house remixes by jj flores, roy davis, kriya & velez...

repress…stunning chicago - techno double vinyl album

alternative rock , nice price

incl 16 page booklet

-down for whatever- einmal gehoert, nie wieder vergessen. bereits nach einmaligem hoeren setzen sich die hook und der druckvolle soundteppich im gehoergang fest, wie bei kaum einem anderen song. kelly rowland wei§, was es zu einem internationalen hit beno

popular brass-led ensemble, kolonel djafaar, unveil second album, “getaway”, their first for batov records, seamlessly blending afrobeat, ethio jazz, and psych rock, whilst showcasing the band’s evolution over the past couple of years.

reissue