Phil Ranelin & Wendell Harrison - JID016 (Indie)It could only have happened in Detroit. It was in the ashes of this Detroit, that Tribe Records was born a community led platform where artists took control of marketing, promoting, and releasing their own music. Two original founding members, saxophonist Wendell Harrison and trombonist Phil Ranelin, are still active in the Detroit jazz community, and act as global ambassadors for the Tribe legacy. In the years that have followed, the path Tribe

This revolutionary chapter in vinyl history features the production skills of Maara

Miso Records are excited to present a very limited edition re-press of Charles Webster's classic 2001 album ' Born on the 24th of July '

rush-in-the-rave moments - before ‘Work That Thing’ closes the door with a scratch-sampled cut of electro that sounds like it was taken from the middle of a Jerome Hill set

The vibe behind the west London/broken beats/nu-jazz scene as a core member of Bugz In The Attic

poor budget

global swing

with “Rubin Samba” bringing a Latin flair and “Sunday Kinda Love” driving it all home

Two roots reggae classics circa 1977 from Max Romeo on 12" vinyl

when he recorded a number of demos with the session musicians who gravitated around the studios

Expected in stock between April 22nd - 6th May

The Don and The Boss ft Vybz Kartel 15

Erasure and Elton John