Michael Paul
Reggae Music

Gallic crate digger Charles Maurice dips back into his vast record collection and offers up a KILLER selection of French disco-boogie. 13 obscure yet superb originals and covers, with an obvious standout being the tropical disco cover of "Georgy Porgy". Tip!!

KDJ a.k.a Moodyman's 3rd album on Peacefrog from 2003. A kaleidoscope of off-the-wall analogue beats, haunting strings, Kenny's trademark soul and buzzing jazz. Effortless genre switching from one of the dons of Detroit, KDJ. 2022 clear vinyl repress!

‘80s and ‘90s inspired future-oriented soulful improvisation jams from 3 Japanese electronic stalwarts - Kuniyuki, Soichi Terada, and Sauce 81! Across 3 cuts there's dreamy house, hypnotic leftfield 80's machine disco and a laid-back fusion of cosmic synths in an old-school rhythm section. Tip!!

The final part in the epic nu-jazz triptych by Australia's own, GODTET. The ending chapter to three dynamic, organic, and celebrated years of music making is marked by a return to the purely improvised and live compositions that the first release was built on. As explained by Godriguez, brainchild of GODTET - "It's interesting comparing the first record and GODTET III. Both came from open improv but are quite different. You really can hear a distinct subconscious concept of what the GODTET sound is or has become. You can hear 3 years of intensive playing, recording and gigging. GODTET III is the final album of this initial triptych where the GODTET sound was forged. It is the end of an era."

After many decades of hugely successful careers in music, ambient pioneers Brian and Roger Eno deliver their first collaborative album, a 15-year-long creation. Classical piano compositions are fused with adventurous ambient electronica for a totally engaging, hypnotic listen.