Buari
Buari

Rated by many to be the pinnacle in their catalogue, this third album from 1983 saw the reggae collective Singers & Players really hitting their stride. On microphone duties, Prince Far I and Bim Sherman are joined by Mikey Dread (fresh from his work with The Clash) and Ashanti Roy (The Congos) for a truly heavyweight line-up. Voicing killer rhythms laid down by members of the Dub Syndicate and Roots Radics, this is a landmark recording in the mutated UK version of dub. Contains the classic On-U tracks “Bedward The Flying Preacher” and “Snipers In The Streets”. Incredible stuff!

First-of-its-kind compilation of contemporary South-African jazz, a vibrant scene that is brimming with young talent! It highlights some of the country’s most talented young composers and bandleaders, as well as a wider cast of supporting musicians who often appear in one another's work. Beautiful!

Modern classic downtempo joint from Manchester’s Balearic synth lord Ruf Dug. Street Soul heaven on the A side with meandering piano and a fun Reggae mix on the flip + instrumentals of both. Must buy!

Reissue of 1986 Euro dream-pop/coldwave delight! A truly unique and stunning LP with strong nods to Sade, Madonna, Japanese city pop, 80s euro dance and Bossa Nova! All aces, front to back... Tip!!

Reggie B takes the listener through a personal and musical journey inspired by the birth of his son, who he affectionately calls “Tinky,” and the connection they share. Mostly instrumental and showcasing Reggie's many funk-offshoot styles from the heavy bounce, George Clinton P-funk, street jazz, and the amazing closer 'Tinky's Dance' - a raw, soulful jam that's like Prince meet Larry Heard. "It’s a children's album for the elevated child, like Tinky". Gleeful, head-nodding fun.