Idris Muhammad - Turn This Mutha OutIdris's fifth and perhaps most popular of his near 20 LP strong solo discography (that's not including the epic array of artists he's worked with from Fats Domino to Art Davis) Ranging from the heavily sampled stone cold soul stunner "Could Heaven Ever Be Like This" to silky disco funk such as the album title track and the sleazier "Crab Apple" to the frenetic jazz blasts of tracks such as "Camby Bolongo", this is the sound of a man fully committed to

Ray Of Light (Liquid Mix) 8:03

psychedelic pop

Burgeoning British producer and Stress Records artist BluePrint drops a rolling progressive house / melodic techno hedonistic dancefloor cut

not least due to the fact that the original recording of this low-f vocal boogie groove is housed on an ever-deteriorating solo acetate

extensively toured in Europe with bands such as Black Earth and Saraba

Recording with Ali Chant (PJ Harvey

Sonically it sounds very different from what Jazz is understood to sound like outside of Sudan

so get your orders in early

French women who met as teenagers under tragic circumstances and became fast friends

has contributed an original track to the project called ‘Nuits Sonores’

soaring vocals and relatable lyrics

‘I Wanna Be Where You Are’ and ‘I Want You’ with alternative mixes that have never been on 12 inch before