John Mint - Business LogicNostalgia is the key ingredient in John Mint's unique blend of lofi funk. His sophomore album "Business Logic" provides an array of lush synthesizer progressions and groovy bass lines that harken back to a lost era, with tracks that build patiently, prizing steady understated grooves over big drops. Mint's Modern Appeal was featured on VM 083: Lost In Sound, we are proud to feature his full length here in the Vinyl Moon Shop!

From the deep-seated groove of "High For Weeks" to touches of The Cure in "Marigold"

B2: Nic Preen - "Do You Really Care

B1 HVCK FYNN - Time Machine

you can wear your love for Vinyl Moon

when it was near impossible to collaborate in person

A cover of “Blue Moon” brought her international attention

A3: Sebastian Kamae - "Stranger"

B1: Inwards - "Tunnel”

B2 CjayQ - Junebug

B5: Thrillhouse - "One of These Days"

Newspaper insert with additional unearthly artwork

This is Men I Trust's heartfelt album Oncle Jazz