Josh Tautz was at the helm on Far Out Recordings this month. An hour of Brazilian music and soul from the likes of Toninho Horta, Joyce, and Hareton Salvanini.

Far Out Recordings w/ Josh Tautz - April 2021

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Overdub instrument at Home Recording - 12/01/2025
Performed on Yamaha DTXtreme III Drum Kit with a Yamaha M12 Percussion Drum Pad


As the beat goes on   -  Vocal n Drums.wav

Sixteen carefully chosen, remastered tracks, drawn from three distinct eras, stitched together for one sweeping journey through soul, rap, and raw emotion.

From the gritty, live-in-the-basement energy of the SOULDRIFTA XL Basement Sessions,  recorded in a basement in Ixelles, Brussels to the raw poetic energy of the Impressions EP (2010) and the sharp beats and rhymes of  the Take It or Leave It EP (2014), this compilation maps 72 Soul’s evolution - a journey from solitude to sonic revolution. For those still chasing dreams in dim basements or city rooftops, this is a homecoming.

Digital is out now, streaming, downloads, everywhere. A tape release is in the works, with different art work than the digital release. 

Tracks produced by 72 Soul, Souldrifta Live Sessions (Martin Méreau, Martin Daniel, José Chavez, Florent Jeunieaux), LuiGi, Versatell, Akello Light, Vimster, Sibo Kano, Remedii, Marius, DUL, IndigOHigh, ShunGu, Adjaman, Figub Brazlevič, Title, Huesstick, Real Connoisseur.

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Soul High feat. Vicky Flint

When My Silence Replaces Me

Ath073B Luther Davis Group - You

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As You Like It Podcast

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AYLI Podcast #96 - Space Ghost

Selected & Mixed back2back by @tuincybright and @sedactivesedaction. 

All Vinyl.

Selectricity - Volume 1

Music Is My Sanctuary is excited to share the cinematic, post-rock infused intensity of Waldo’s Gift’s “Bergson”. Taken from forthcoming compilation, "New Horizons; A Bristol Jazz Sound", which provides and excellent and much needed overview of Bristol overlooked but vibrant jazz scene.

Bristolian promoters Worm Disco Club have been championing South-Western talent since their inception in 2014. Having collaborated with Glastonbury Festival on their notorious ‘Wormhole’ stage and hosted the likes of The Comet Is Coming, The Heliocentrics and The Mauskovic Dance Band at their regular club night, the name has become synonymous with quality groove laden goodness, percussive madness, jazz, psych and beyond.

Now proudly presenting their label Worm Discs, the collective recruit some of Bristol’s most notable emerging talent for an exploration into the new wave of Jazz emanating from the city for their debut outing 'New Horizons : A Bristol Jazz Sound' .  An album which channels the seismic energy of the sonically rich landscape into 11 progressive, psychedelic, impeccably crafted tracks.

The Worm Discs team explain: “The idea for this record began back in 2019. We had been curating parties in Bristol featuring jazz acts from around the UK for several years and had just hosted “The Wormhole” at Glastonbury Festival, featuring an all-star line-up from the scene. Having always felt that Bristol’s exciting jazz scene deserved to be heard, the idea for a label was born. We wanted to showcase some individual creativity and open up a space to try something different.”

From the cinematic, post-rock infused intensity of Waldo’s Gift’s “Bergson” to the zen-like, floating melodies of Ishamel Ensemble’s rework of Snazzback’s “Flump” and the angular textures of Run Logan Run’s epic “A Sea Of Apathy And Indifference” - this record is true odyssey from start to finish, for those who really want take a trip down the Wormhole.

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Exclusive Premiere: Waldo's Gift "Bergson" (Forthcoming on Worm Discs)

2020 sees Jazz & Milk celebrating its 15th anniversary! Since 2005 the label, founded by Dusty, offers an experimental playground for international artists that share a passion for organic and soulful dance music. Many legendary club nights and over 30 releases later, Jazz & Milk has become a household name amongst the eclectic music imprints. The focus has always been to transcend genres, including a broad spectrum of styles ranging from jazz, soul, brazil, afrobeat to house, broken beat and electronic music.

Jazz & Milk continuously provides a global platform for new international talents alongside established artists, friends and worldwide family. For this very special occasion, the label presents six exclusive tracks (plus three digital bonus versions) by the likes of Steve Spacek, Àbáse, Sam Irl, Feater, Bongani GiveThanks and Moe Fabrik - the club focused collaborative moniker of Wayne Snow, Ziggy Zeitgeist and StyleBoi 92.

With this compilation project, Jazz & Milk is not only celebrating an illustrious 15 years of operation. The label also wants to take the opportunity to highlight the importance of ‘community’, at a time when racism, greed, injustice and a deadly pandemic are jeopardizing our ability to harmoniously exist with one another. Music has enormous individual and social health benefits, the potential to empower whole communities and build cultural bridges. Thus, Dusty’s vision was to invite artists coming from completely different corners of the world - from South Africa to Europe and Australia. Each one of these featured producers is representing their local music culture and individual influences, as well as sharing their current emotions during the lockdown, through music.

There’s no need to introduce the legendary Steve Spacek. With his epic projects ranging from Spacek to Afrika Hitech and Space Invadas, this man continuously redefines the sound of modern music with his futuristic approach. While most producers are in need of a studio environment full of equipment to create music, Steve Spacek is currently shaping the sound of tomorrow entirely on an iOS based mobile phone. „Do U Want My Lov“ is a progressive and bass heavy, yet very soulful track thanks to Steve’s highly distinctive vocals.

We’d like to thank each and everyone for supporting Jazz & Milk and vinyl music culture throughout the years! Furthermore we’d like to once more remind you how important it is to get together and cultivate inclusive communities in these turbulent times. While the term “social distancing” is still widely used at the moment, it may be sending the wrong message and contributing to social isolation. More than ever before in our history, we have ways to remain social, while maintaining „physical distance“. Staying in touch with people feeds the human connection we all need to thrive daily! Let’s appreciate our differences and celebrate our similarities. Let’s help each other to stay healthy and sane in these crazy times! And what tool could be better for all of this than music.

Peace, Love & (Comm)Unity! 
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releases November 27, 2020

P & C 2020 Jazz & Milk Recordings & Publishing
JMEP022 / LC15027 / GEMA
Compiled by Dusty / Mastered by Sam Irl
A1 Mixed by Dusty A3 Written and produced by Szabolcs Bognar,
additional drums by Ziggy Zeitgeist / congas, bongo by Eric Owusu / Mixed & Dubbed by Sam Irl
Cover by Tim Schmitt
www.jazzandmilk.com

COMMUNITY - 15 Years of Jazz & Milk

Exclusive Premiere: Steve Spacek "Do U Want My Lov" (15 Years of Jazz & Milk)

Self-assured Ghetto synth from talented Doha-based newcomer @goodmostlybad.

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Part of our 2020 charity Advent Calendar in aid of You Make It and Project Protect.

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Day 3: GoodMostlyBad - Bat Pussy [2:39]

"Everything in the universe has rhythm, everything dances." - 
Maya Angelou

In January 2020 the party and mix tape series “Selectricity” started in the legendary Roxy Club in Cologne.

On the occasion of the Black History Month 2022, the mixtape series „Selectricity“ collaborated with „Decolonize Cologne“, an initiative founded by three historians, enriching their work with a musical debate among Black DJ’s and Artists.

Since then, the collaboration exists. For more to come. . . 

Thank you for listening and supporting!