Andy Stott - Too Many Voices [Gatefold 2xLP]Too Many Voices is the fourth album from Andy Stott, recorded over an 18 month period and drawing inspiration from the fourth world pop of Japans Yellow Magic Orchestra as much as it does Triton fuelled Grime made 25 years later. Somewhere between these two points theres an oddly aligned vision of the future that seeps through the pores of each of the tracks. Clear Vinyl, LP, Gatefold, Repress

Forevenevermore is perhaps Kenny’s most soulful full length and the sheer emotive nature of these tracks and their relatively down-tempo beats make this album more of a reflective listening experience on par with sentimental albums such as Marvin Gaye s Let s Get It On and Stevie Wonder s Talking Book than traditional house music

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Calling all crate diggers

fusion jazz and bossa nova spiced with a hint of tropicalia

Developing through the seven minutes with classic house sounds including THAT 90’s Korg organ sound

We’re excited to be launching a new release series: “Melodies Record Club”

A real record box essential

along with a Waxist multi-track edit and a groovin’ Frank Booker instrumental mix

Peder heads for the iceberg

the mix can be summed up in just one word: hectic

Fast forward a few months to January 1997 and the heavily anticipated release of Camp Lo’s first record

Originally a CD only release