Leon Ware
Rockin' You Eternally

Insane boogie fire from Rio circa 82; both Robson Jorge and Lincoln Olivetti were already decorated before they joined forces, but this one took both of their reputations and amplified them beyond expectation. Their one and only album, it's loaded with soul and funk from every corner of Brazil's sexy city and brought together with beautiful attention to detail; the gradual vocal breakdowns, rude synths and lavish instrumental sections, key cuts such as the Wonder-level "Aleluia", the jazz slides and glides of "Pret-A-Porter" and the sexy 80s electro boogie "Squash" will still completely flip any party 35 years later. Stunning.

Sudi Wachspress AKA Space Ghost has been on an absolute tear lately, dropping the outstanding Dance Planet LP on Tartelet last year and following it up with Private Paradise on Pacific Rhythm earlier this year. Rewinding the clock a little, this time he takes up back to Dance Planet for a remix package. Five biggies of squeaky-clean, deep, bouncy, digi-dub goodness. Come on a wicked pink marbled vinyl!

Analog Africa presents an incredible compilation of some of the wildest experimental Afro-Caribbean psychedelia ever produced. This story is of one man’s bizarre odyssey into Colombia’s coastal music underground, and the wild, hypnotic sounds he helped bring to the surface. Described (and seen in the mad covers) as "the B-Movies of Colombian music", these seventeen tracks of avant-garde Columbian recordings sound like little else recorded before or since.