2019 repress on black vinylDeath to the world as we know it. Death to preconceived notions of truth. Death to empires built on the rotting concept of hierarchy. As divisions and conflict became the predominant theme...

Jazz and funk meet on this cosmic LP produced by Jason McGuiness! Empyrean Tones finds producer Jason McGuiness at his best and surrounded by musicians including Phil Ranelin (of Tribe fame), Kamasi Washington, Keyon...

The rediscovery of the music of David Axelrod in the 1990s was a revelation to the scores of hip-hop and breakbeat DJs that sampled him, but his composition genius was on display as early as the 1960s. After producing and...

Any 45 by musician and composer Pat Van Dyke is a must own—the tastiest of treats for your turntable. This fresh platter of wax builds upon the success of Van Dyke's 2018 full length effort “Hello, Summer”...

Subtitled "ARGENTINA FUNK SPECIAL (FIRST TIME ON A 45)", both "FUNK YOURSELF" & B-side "REPARTAMOS EL FUNKY" are jazz funk fusion cuts taken from his 1977 debut album "NAVARRO CON...

Comes packaged in a gatefold jacket with a 28-page booklet. Earth Rot is visionary composer/arranger/producer David Axelrod's third album, and the last of his Capitol trilogy. Recorded as a concept album about the decrepit...

Popular and increasingly in demand, IZIPHO ZAM (my gifts) falls into the ‘rare’ category among record collectors and is a gift to fans of master Pharoah Sanders. This demand is partially galvanized by the fact...

Pharoah ‘Farrell’ Sanders (born 1940) is a leading figure in the world of jazz and one of the last living legends with connections to players like Sun Ra and John Coltrane. His tenor saxophone playing has earned...

BE WITH RECORDS presents "DOWN ON THE ROAD BY THE BEACH" by STEVE HIETT. First re-issue since its original release in Japan in 1983. Comes in 140g vinyl with gatefold sleeve and with a 16 page photography book with...

Athens of the North is very pleased to introduce part two of our nod to the world of library. This time round Greg Foat journeys into the world of synthesis with good friend James Thorpe. This new LP was recorded in the old...

Build Bridges combines stellar musicianship with unlimited drive and lag proof swing-ability. You can hear the maturity of their sound, which inadvertently allows you to appreciate their previous recordings even more...

black vinyl version - Build Bridges combines stellar musicianship with unlimited drive and lag proof swing-ability. You can hear the maturity of their sound, which inadvertently allows you to appreciate their previous...

clear vinyl version, limited to 1500 - Build Bridges combines stellar musicianship with unlimited drive and lag proof swing-ability. You can hear the maturity of their sound, which inadvertently allows you to appreciate...

Soul Jazz Records are releasing flautist Lloyd McNeill’s album ‘Elegia’ (1980). Originally released on the artists’ own private press Baobab label in New York, the album is a serious collectors’...

As he approaches a decade with Ghostly International, Shigeto and company extend a special session simply and aptly titled Versions. The full ensemble work culminates the fundamentals of the artist’s upbringing,...

Brazilian group Mental Abstrato is back with, "Uzoma" A true mix of the best of Brazilian classic, Afro-Jazz and Hip Hop, featuring legendary MPB singer Claudya, Bocato (Trombonist of Elis regina) Guizado, Erica...

still sealed! Carioca would be a swan song of sorts for Azymuth -- the last album for keyboardist/leader Jose Roberto Bertrami, who left the group around this time, and their last album for Milestone, which spelled the...

still sealed! 1981's Telecommunication was among Azymuth's more uneven albums, but the Brazilian outfit got back on track creatively with its next release, Cascades. While Telecommunication had its ups and downs, this 1982...

still sealed! Most Azymuth fans will tell you that 1984's Flame is among the Brazilian combo's most essential releases. Some feel that it is the best thing Azymuth ever recorded, although one could easily argue that 1987's...

still sealed! 1984's essential Flame was an incredibly tough act to follow, but the excellent album that came after it, Spectrum, is nothing to be ashamed of either. This 1985 LP found Azymuth paying more attention than...