London-based “future soul” trio, 10:32, bring the sunshine vibes on their new single, “Coffee Shop Girl”. The group, consisting of in-demand pianist Lyle Barton (Emma-Jean Thackray, Matters Unknown, Golden Mean), drummer Radovan Brtko, and vocalist Bridget Walsh are sure to impress, with their fresh & electric blend of jazz, hip-hop, and soul.

Their latest single, “Coffee Shop Girl”, was inspired by a period of recalibration and renewal for the band. Produced by Lewis Moody (known for his work with 30/70 and B-ahwe), the song is an evolution of their signature sound hints to a great appreciation for the likes of Moonchild and Erykah Badu. 

The band shared some words: ““We escaped to the countryside in 2021 to conjure up a new record, and coffee shop girl is our first release from that week away. It feels right to start this new 10:32 chapter in the springtime with the same fresh energy you might start your day with when you get your morning coffee. Crushing on the possibilities of what you can manifest, falling in love with the hope for things to get better. Lightness of spirit but depth of intention - that’s basically our vibe.”

10:32 is an exciting new collective that is pushing the boundaries of soul and jazz and they are sure to capture the hearts and minds of music lovers around the world. Judging by the sound of “Coffee Shop Girl'”, there’s a lot more to come.

Exclusive Premiere: 10:32 "Coffee Shop Girl" (Forthcoming on Bridge The Gap)

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Welcome to the 2nd Volume of the Jazz Room series compiled by DJ legend and label owner Paul Murphy.

Following on from the success of the original Jazz Room compilation released by BBE in 2019 Paul has compiled a double vinyl volume of Jazz dance tracks that range from heavy funk of New Orleans to Latin grooves and contemporary jazz from the new generation.
Tracks written by Dizzy Gillespie sit with those from the musical pens of Raul Monsalve and Fela Kuti.

Paul's own label, Jazz Room Records, specialises in re-issues and it is his expertise in finding the rare and the obscure and matching with the new and the fresh that creates the joy filled atmosphere on this compilation.

This album really is as much for the party people as it it for the headz and links the audiences from his legendary gigs in the 1970s and 80s at the Electric Ballroom, 100 Club and The Blue Note to those at his current appearances at Spiritland, Shiftless Shuffle and
Brilliant Corners.

Indeed, among the rarities and the global rhythms in this collection are some excellent cover versions of tracks from the aforementioned Fela Kuti, The Stranglers, Azymuth and The Human League (yes, The Human League). What Paul Murphy has done here is compile a selection of tracks that could easily be a DJ club set, a soundtrack to a party, a Summer festival highlight or a night of music appreciation with a favourite tipple and partner.

The Jazz Room Volume 2 is a must have compilation and, along with Volume 1, is a masterpiece of music curation.

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“Good Hair Day” is the first single from Simon Mavin, the Grammy nominated keyboardist/co-producer and co-writer of the celebrated Australian band Hiatus Kaiyote, Simon’s had a hand in multiple projects across the spectrum, but has yet to release under his own moniker until now. The track, kicks off with an infectious piano loop in which fellow collaborators Nick Lam and Henry Hicks added guitar parts and bass parts. What’s resulted is a danceable, infectious feel good dancefloor jam with an ultra funky synth bassline that harkens back to Herbie Hancock’s 1970’s repertoire.

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Exclusive premiere of the EVM128 remix of Maylight's 'Digits'. 

Maylight 'Digits' (EVM128 Remix)

Riding the broken beat & house train further on into 2016 we are delighted to share with you - Soulparlor’s Misplaced Jukebox Remixes! This release contains five neat remixes varying in style and feel. With each producer adding their own touch to the tracks that Soul Parlor originally released on INI movement.

International heavy weights, Henry Wu, Roman Rauch, K15, PCM and Ugly Drums all make an appearance on the Remix EP. Making this a must have in your crate!

Early Support from Lefto & Gilles Peterson.

The Misplaced Jukebox remixes are available trough INI Movement’s Bandcamp from may 17.
Available trough INI Movement May 16
https://inirecordings.bandcamp.com/album/misplaced-jukebox-remixes

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Roman Rauch https://soundcloud.com/romanrauch
Henry Wu https://soundcloud.com/wuesli
Ugly Drums https://soundcloud.com/uglydrums
Pcm: https://soundcloud.com/pitchcontrollermitch


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SoulParlor - Pure (K15 Remix)

Delakeyz - Walkingfree (Contours Remix)

A collection of unreleased tracks, alternate takes and demos from Domu before his retirement in 2009. This collection was arranged by http://soundcloud.com/twohungryghosts and has been authorised and approved by Dominic .

Domu - Decisions [Demo]

Track: JPS
Artists: Nikitch & Kuna Maze
Label: Tru Thoughts
EP: Mush (out 22 March)

“Mush” is the new EP from French duo Nikitch & Kuna Maze. Pushing the limits of their debut EP “Cake” on Cascade Records, the group build on their signature sound; an animated opus of moods, with five tracks sprawling across jazz, progressive house, footwork, broken beat and downtempo. 
Their debut release on Tru Thoughts, “Mush” has received upfront support from Gilles Peterson, Lefto, Laurent Garnier, Nightmares on Wax, Supreme Standards, Tina Edwards (Worldwide FM), Kid Fonque (Selective Styles/5FM), Tim Garcia (Jazz FM) and Toshio Matsuura. 
“JPS” is a metrical expression traversing the boundaries between hip-hop, jazz, funk, broken beat and footwork; as Detroiters voice clip narrates the pulsating sounds of Canadian lo-fi disco – ruminant of Mood Hut.

Now in its 20th year, Tru Thoughts is a Brighton-based independent record label with a global roster including the likes of Quantic, Alice Russell, Moonchild, Anchorsong, Flowdan and Hot 8 Brass Band.

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Legally blind from birth, Brazilian keyboard player, composer and bandleader Manfredo Fest learnt to read music in braille and began studying classical music at a young age. By 17 he had fallen in love with jazz (particularly the music of fellow blind pianist George Shearing) before becoming swept up in Rio’s emergent bossa nova movement in the sixties. Moving to the States in 1967 where he would go on to work with fellow countryman Sergio Mendes, Fest recorded and self-released Brazilian Dorian Dream in 1976, enlisting Thomas Kini (bass), Alejo Poveda (drums, percussion) and Roberta Davis (vocals).

Like a turbo-powered, intergalactic elevator ride, Brazilian Dorian Dream builds on the principle of the modal diatonic scales of the Dorian mode, with influences of Brazilian rhythms, North American jazz and funk, and music of the European baroque and romantic era. The coming together of these intergenerational and intercontinental styles coupled with Fest’s visionary use of the Fender Rhodes, Clavinet, Arp and Moog synthesizers (plus a whole load of effects units), makes for an album light years ahead of its time. 

The miraculous wordless vocals of American jazz singer Roberta Davis are nailed so tightly alongside Manfredo’s keys and mind-bending synths that it sounds almost alien. On the album's liner notes, Fest preaches Davis’ ability highlighting how hard it is to sing such precise intervals so accurately. One of the tracks on which the vocals shine brightest is space funk stepper “Jungle Cat”, which features hard funky drums, freaky synth lines and expert Rhodes comping. The track builds up and up before releasing into the unmistakable scat melody in the chorus.

A few years after releasing Brazilian Dorian Dream, Fest recorded and released his Manifestations album in 1979, featuring ‘Jungle Kitten'’: a new dancefloor focused variation on “Jungle Cat”. At around 140 BPM ‘Jungle Kitten’ was possibly deemed too fast for statside dance floors, which explains why it never got a US 12” release. But the track became something of an underground hit at jazz dance clubs and all-dayers across the UK in the 80s and as a result it has probably become Fest’s most well known track since.

Manfredo passed away in Florida in 1999, and his music never quite reached the audiences it deserved. Due to the independent nature and limited run of the original release, Brazilian Dorian Dream has to this day remained almost impossible to find on vinyl. Far Out Recordings is proud to make this masterpiece available to new audiences with a remastered vinyl, CD and digital reissue in 2020.

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