Norah Jones - Come Away With MeOne of the best debut albums of all time Rolling Stone Come Away With Me, released in 2002 by a young, unknown singer on a traditionally un pop label, was a unique blend of jazz, blues, country, folk and pop and lifted off beyond imagination. To date, the album has sold nearly 30 million times, and has garnered multiple awards, including no less than eight Grammys. This coming February marks this landmark albums 20th anniversary and, to celebrate,

with a re-contextualisation of the original by Jakarta-born

and it might be a different story”) and organ-heavy Ride Free are funky odes to psychedelics

We danced again

Prozpektiva launches with the aim of shining light on new and up & coming artists

His ability to craft a hip-hop sound that's current and exciting with a classic feel left Deck impressed: “This is one of the first albums I've heard in a while that gives you so many different feels

artist and producer

The other side contains a delicious Prins Thomas edit

‘Midnight District Line’ from Kassian takes a ride through the city with a rolling filter house workout

disco-house filter journey with punchy kicks

The crescendo to a protest and a track that many have been scouring the internet for ever since

delivered directly to your door via the Loveface DeLorean

On side A we get a rework of Nas’ “Life’s Bitch” featuring AZ