I Almost Blew My Mind b/w You're The One I Need

You're The One I Need

Always My Mama (1)

Henry Stone's Miami Sound - The Record Man's Finest 45s

There Must Be a Better Way

Strange Happenings b/w Living In The Past

Living In The Past

Breaking My Heart

Mr. Brown Eyed Soul

Should I Take You Home

Rose Gold

American Love Call

Court of Love

This Is the Place

Since exploding onto the scene with his debut 45, “Rosegold” and it’s anthemic follow-up, “I Don’t Care," Jason Joshua has built a dedicated following for his distinctive latin-soul sound and his notoriously titillating live performances. Following a string of homegrown Miami recordings with the Beholders on his own Mango Hill Records, Jason hopped the plane to Riverside to gather the Penrose Scholars for a session with his friend Bosco Mann, where he was eager to prove that just like a record, there’s more than one side to a man: “Language of Love” finds an ebullient Jayjo bubbling over an uptempo, guiro-laced latin-soul groove, while on the flip, “La Vida es Fría” slows to a dark crawl over which his Bataan-esque bilingual croons of cold-world sadness intertwine with mournful violins. But there is a glimmer of hope in the end as he enjoins us, We can work it out / If you know what I’m talking about...

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Fria b/w Language Of Love

Jason Joshua - Language Of Love

Luv N' Haight (Edit Series: Mike James Kirkland), Vol.1

There's Nothing I Can Do About It