Kruder & Dorfmeister - High Noon

7" and Digital out May 13, 2014. 

Order the 7" and get instant download of this song : https://bastardjazz.bandcamp.com/album/montreux-sunrise-trans-alpine-express

After the dynamo sophomore release that was 2013's "Curiosities", New Zealand's Lord Echo returns to Brooklyn's Bastard Jazz label, this time producing Kiwi trio The Elder Statesman comprised of twin brothers and Wellington fixtures Christopher (piano) and Daniel (double bass) Yeabsley with Lord Echo himself on percussion and drums. 

On the "A" side, Montreux Sunrise is mellow meander through a laidback early 70s souljazz vibes, while "Trans Alpine Express" picks things up on the B side with a deep, spiritual piano groove, upfront doublebass, and Echo's percussion perfectly in the pocket. 

A timeless gem of a 7" from Bastard Jazz, releasing their own namesake for once!

Buy 7" or Digital

The Elder Statesman - Trans-Alpine Express

Wildcookie "Serious Drug" Instrumental

Mark Almond - Return To The City

Featuring Tata Din Din Jobarteh, Ed "Preachermann" Holley and the Antibalas Horns

Written and Produced by Jon Fine
Ed "Preachermann" Holley: Vocals
Tata Din Din Jobarteh: Kora and Vocals
Jon Fine: Bass, Guitar, Keys
Stuart Bogie: Saxophone
Martin Perna: Saxophone
Jordan Mclean: Trumpet
Nathan Hank: Drums
Matt Hauser: Percussion

Mastered by Joe Lambert at Joe Lambert Mastering,  Brooklyn NY
Engineered by Jon Fine and Lee Weinberg at Feet First Studios
Additional Engineering by Mark Bengston
Recorded at Creature Studios NYC and Tata Din Din’s in Brikama, The Gambia

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Africa Calling

Alpman - Waking Dream

Buy: alpman.bandcamp.com/track/waking-dream
2016 - Istanbul

Waking Dream

Taken From Florian Pellissier Quintet's upcoming Album "Cap de bonne espérance" out on March 4th. 9 Jazz Tracks Studio Live recorded as the Blue Note way !


Production: Heavenly Sweetness

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Florian Pellissier Quintet - The Hipster

Debut single from Rat Child

Rat Child (lead vox + guitar)
Kiara Fox (vox)
Bart Welch (vox)
Harmony Byrne (bass + flute)
Christy Wositzki-Jones (keys)
Maddie Stephenson (drums)
Lucky Pereira (congas)
Miles De Carteret (guitar)

Written by Rat Child and co-arranged with band

Recorded at Zuvuya Recording Studio, Selby Vic ~ October 2017

Mixed and Engineered by Joseph Fairburn
Mastered by Tom Mansfield

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Changes

Off the back of their Meredith Music Festival 2019 lineup announcement, Melbourne wonky soul four-piece Karate Boogaloo have shared the second piece from their upcoming ‘KB’s Mixtape No. 2’.

This time KB gives us their flip on Mtume’s disco/R&B slow-jam “Juicy Fruit”. It’s a mid-tempo bounce, mellow and light to the touch with sprinkles of oozy synth and slide-guitar throughout.

Composed around a Linn LM-1 drum machine and recorded in under two hours, Mtume’s “Juicy Fruit” has had a lasting impact on the R&B and hip-hop scene with over 100 listed sample uses of the track. Most famously used in Notorious B.I.G’s 1994 hit “Juicy”, Keyshia Cole’s “Let It Go”,  Warren G’s “This D.J” & in Grand Theft Auto’s radio shows.

Following on from the cult success of ‘KB’s Mixtape No. 1’ - songs that were sampled into your favourite hits -, ‘Mixtape No. 2’ expands this theme with songs from the 80s that were sampled into your favourite hits! Out September 27 via Hopestreet Recordings.

Making up the rhythm section of long-time Melbourne soul favourites The Cactus Channel, KB consistently sit in their own lane – the combination of raw musicianship and sheer time on the clock in the studio and on stage gives them a glowing connection rarely seen. Making records, they follow their own rules; recording and mixing on tape with no plugins and no edits, releasing exclusively in mono. It’s not about anachronism, it’s about the KB manifesto: a chosen set of limitations forcing a specific outcome, an outcome best appreciated through their “KB’s Mixtape” series of LPs.

Mark Almond - Return To The City

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