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Radio Latina presents : Latina Fever Vol.4! The best caliente hits in a 4 CD box set The official Radio Latina compilation is back to extend the summer! TRACKLIST: Disc 1 of 4 1 .Daddy Yankee - Rompe . 2 .Lucenzo - Emigrante Del Mundo . 3 .Akon & Becky G - Como No . 4 .Ayash - Como Tu . 5 .Rey Damian - Tu Y Yo . 6 .Charles Luis . 7 .Laryybel & Nico Clinico - La Vaina Ta Hot . 8 .Dj R'An & Zak - Besarte . 9 .Nelkita & Makassy - Damelo . 10 .Don Xabi & Tony Gomez - Ella Sabe . 11 .Danielz - Como Las Demás . 12 .Le Twins - Dime La Verdad . 13 .Lenert Wolfs, Neenah, Danielz - Papi Dime . 14 .Lennis Rodriguez & Juan Magan - Cucu . 15 .Nico Clinico & El Mayor Classico - La Kinbamba . 16 .Aurelio Gallardo & Son Del Barrio - Ella Es La Loca . 17 .Kino Romero - Instagram . 18 .Luenco - Cupido . 19 .Daddy Yankee & Sech - Definitivamente . 20 .Sech, Ozuna - Si Te Vas Disc 2 of 4 . 1 .Souf - Plus Jamais . 2 .Flavia Coelho - Nosso Amor . 3 .Martin Sangar Feat; Rasel - Quisiera . 4 .Cubaneros - A Mi Manera . 5 .Mr Don & Ralphy Dreamz - Mi Promesa . 6 .Ralphy Dreamz - Te Sigo Amando . 7 .Prince Tuga - Maezinha . 8 .Marc Antoine - Amoureux . 9 .Alex Roy - De Boca En Boca . 10 .Loukas - Olvidate . 11 .Hiro & Dj Gabriel Do Borel - Mi Amor . 12 .Axel Tony & K-Reen - Sur Tes Levres . 13 .M2 & Clayton Hamilton & Ombre Zion Oh Mayra . 14 .Kaylin - Casanova . 15 .Lucenzo - No Me Ama . 16 .Tayc - N'Y Pense Plus . 17 .Sir Lopez - Mujer Prohibida . 18 .Tu Valentino - Dicen Por Ahi . 19 .Manuel El Champiñon - Mi Coracon . 20 .Eddy Lover - Perdoname Disc 3 of 4 . 1 .Black Eyed Peas & Ozuna & J. Rey Soul - Mamacita . 2 .Lele Pons - Celoso . 3 .Karol G - AY, DiOs Mio ! . 4 .Circobeat Band - Yo La Queria . 5 .Willie Rosario - La Bomba . 6 .Tydiaz - Marionnette (Latino Mix) . 7 .Tamayo - Sin Limite . 8 .Papi Sanchez - Hazme Amor En La Playa . 9 .Matt Houston & P Square - Positif . 10 .Mandinga - Celosa . 11 .Prince White - Hero . 12 .Dyez - Bail La . 13 .Charles V - Positivo . 14 .Mauro Catalini & Wiliam Estudante - Bate Bunda . 15 .Master Kg - Jerusalema . 16 .Anna Torres - Formiga . 17 .Jon Z - Natti, Karol, Becky . 18 .La Harissa - Alegria . 19 .Lartiste & Caroliina - Comme Avant . 20 .Conkarah & Shaggy - Banana Disc 4 of 4 . 1 .Bob Sinclar - Lalasong . 2 .Tito Paris - Preto E Mi . 3 .Polo Montanez - Un Monton De Estrellas . 4 .Guayacan Orchestra - Carro De Fuego . 5 .Fuego - Que Buena Tu Ta . 6 .Jowell Y Randy - No Te Veo . 7 .Bel-mondo & Papa London - La Vida Loca . 8 .Angel Y Khryz - Ven Bailalo . 9 .Bonga - Mulemba Xangola . 10 .Jay Santos - Caliente . 11 .Buraka Som Sistema - Kalemba . 12 .Ideym - Soledad . 13 .Daniel Santacruz - Radio Rompe Corazones . 14 .Carimi - Ayiti Bang Bang . 15 .Poyake & Pimpchicken - Dale Candela . 16 .Baby Rasta Y Gringo - La Competencia . 17 .La Makina - No Me Digas Que No . 18 .Alex Bueno - La Radio . 19 .Puerto Rican Power - Me Tiene Loco . 20 .Salome De Bahia - Outro Lugar

1980s New York was where modern dance music took its first steps; a phoenix rising out of the ashes of disco’s over-exposure and demise. The underground scene was the very opposite of the celebrity-sprinkled commercialism of Studio 54 – “Lofts & Garages” looks at how the Spring label, with its brand new 1980s subsidiary Posse, reacted to the new movement. • As an independent New York label, it was perfectly placed to understand new trends in the clubs; it worked with some of those who would go on to define the dance music of the era, and for a glorious summer tracked the important early work of Arthur Baker, Maurice Starr and Michael Jonzun. These began their careers with productions that included Ritz, Glory and Blaze – records that sounded perfect for 12-inch singles and mixed electronic instruments with a real feel for the dancefloor. • Label mainstays Fatback were always searching for a new groove and kept an eye on the floor. Their final single for the label, ‘Spread Love’, was remixed by Morales and Munzibai. Fatback’s Bill Curtis and Gerry Thomas also produced the sought-after boogie single ‘Get Up An’ Dance (Dance With Me)’ for Mynk. • Others featured include one of the most distinctive voices in dance music, Fonda Rae, with her single ‘Live It Up’, released here in its rare radio edit; veteran soul man Lonnie Youngblood with his gospel-influenced ‘Sing A Song’; Detroit dance pioneers C-Brand’s ‘Wired For Sound’ and Body’s ‘Have Your Cake’, which has an early mixing credit for dance music legend Timmy Regisford. • These records may not have all worked on the floor of the Paradise Garage, but they were part of the energy that was given off by that and the rest of New York’s vibrant post-disco era.

Many people find it difficult to create a Christmassy atmosphere with all the stress of the Advent season. With beautiful Christmas classics like "Ave Maria", "O Holy Night", "The First Noel", this 2-CD set helps you to enjoy the most beautiful time of the year in a relaxed way and to forget the pre-Christmas stress.

North America's answer to the legendary UK C86 compilation Includes an 80+ page booklet with a comprehensive oral history of the American jangle pop scene and tons of photos and ephemera // Strum & Thrum: The American Jangle Underground 1983-1987 is the first volume of Captured Tracks' new venture into compilations - Excavations. Inspired by Pebbles, Killed By Death, Soul Jazz and Numero Group compilations, Excavations is a series dedicated to compiling forgotten music from the 1970s - 1990s that has a connection to Captured Tracks' sound and aesthetic. Much like the Cleaners from Venus, the Wake, and Saäda Bonaire reissues we've put out, Excavations releases will bridge the past to our current roster and showcase the kinds of sounds that inspire us. It makes sense that the first volume of Excavations is Strum & Thrum. As an American label, we've often wondered why British, Aussie, and Kiwi indie rock from the `80s has had the most influence on modern acts and the collector's market. Granted, the music released on Creation, Sarah, Cherry Red, Postcard, Flying Nun, et al. during that era was fantastic, but a parallel to this sound existed in the US and Canada as well. Outside of bands like R.E.M., the Rain Parade, the Dream Syndicate, and a few others, most of these bands received little attention from national or international press outlets and markets - unless they opted for a "big `80s" sound and signed to a major. The acts on this compilation are the antithesis of that, with a true DiY spirit that lead many of these bands to self-record and self-release within tiny local scenes in small cities and college towns across America. Though hardcore dominated the American underground at the time, the indie scene was no less vital and operated utilizing many of the distribution channels hardcore set up. The two genres may have sounded nothing alike, but the DiY ethos and dedication to community was the same_ But this isn't the story we're used to hearing. While noted underground archivist and compilation producer Johan Kugelberg has called the `80s the "Dark Ages" of indie rock, Strum & Thrum aims to shed light on this forgotten era of jangly, melodic rock music that emerged from the ashes of post punk and helped kick start the indie rock boom of the early `90s that continues to this day. Indeed, many artists featured on Strum & Thrum went on to be part of this boom - Archer Prewitt from the Sea & Cake, Jon Ginoli from Pansy Division, Ric Menck from Velvet Crush, Brent Rademaker from Beachwood Sparks, Barbara Manning, and more went on to be in well known bands in the `90s. This compilation is an essential listen for any fan of classic `80s indie bands like the Go-Betweens, Felt, the Church, the Bats, Shop Assistants, and the like. And if you're a fan of the early records Captured Tracks released by Beach Fossils, DIIV and Wild Nothing, you'll find a lot to love here as well. Spread across two LPs, Strum & Thrum includes an 80+ page booklet with an extensive oral history of the `80s indie scene, an introduction by Captured Tracks label head Mike Sniper, and tons of archival images and ephemera. Long live the jangle underground!

Volume 60 of the legendary Technoclub compilation series is going to be released! Believe us, it has become an incredibly awesome edition! Talla 2XLC has invited „Xijaro and Pitch“, currently the best Trance DJ & Producer Duo, as guest mixers. Furthermore the volume is a premium edition. It contains a reading sample from Talla‘s biography „Am Anfang war der Technoclub“ and, as a special gift, a glowing USB stick with Talla 2XLC logo and the new song „Destiny“ being exclusively available on this stick. Get down to almost 160 minutes of pure trance power on 2 CD‘s! What a great edition, a real special treat for all Technoclub fans!

The exceptional collection 100% TSF Jazz is embellished with its latest volume Jazz Cool. Let yourself be carried away by the mix of this selection with Mélodie Gardot, Miles Davis, Grégory Porter, Ella Fitzegerald or Wes Montgomery and Charlie Parker. TSF Jazz programmers present you their selection of the most beautiful tracks for a Jazz Cool atmosphere. For the occasion, the double vinyls 100% Crooners, 100% Divas, 100% Swing and 100% Jazz Manouche are available again.

John Lee Hooker, Billie Holiday, Elvis Presley, Screaming Jay Hawkins, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters, Howlin Wolf, Ray Charles …

Joao Gilberto, A.C. Jobim, Quincy Jones, Salinas, Grant Green, Sergio Mendes, Herbie Mann …

Rare musical magic from the Bruton library catalogue – ambient, spacey, pastoral and electronic. Music by John Cameron, Alan Hawkshaw, Francis Monkman, Brian Bennett and more – all total masters of the scene. All very cool. All very now. All will sell very fast. Over the last three decades Jonny Trunk has collected and written about library music. But he’s never had a great deal of luck with the Bruton catalogue. By this he means that he’s never stumbled across a massive stash, or lucked-out buying a huge run for practically nothing –that’s the kind of thing that used to happen in the 1990s and the early noughties if you were out there looking hard for library music. But he did manage to get about 25 in one hit about 20 years ago when the BBC shut down their “TV Training Department” near Lime Grove and also when a box of Brutons ended up being dumped at a hospital radio, and they didn’t want the records, so Jonny got a call. There are lots of Bruton albums in existence – over 330 LPs in the vinyl catalogue, issued between 1978 and 1985. That’s a lot of music to wade through if you are looking for sublime modern day sounds. For many years now the “trophies” from the Bruton catalogue have been the beat or action driven LPs – the two Drama Montage albums (BRJ2 and BRJ8) have always been the big hitters, and others such as High Adventure (BRK2) too. But Jonny has always found himself drawn to the lime green LPs, the pastoral, peaceful albums (The BRDs), which were full of the kind of gentle, lovely music that would turn up in Take Hart as Tony was paint-ing a woodpecker or a badger or an Autumn tree. The other Brutons he likes are the orange ones (The BRIs) simply because they are full of ex-perimental futuristic electronics and would remind him of 1980s ITV backgrounds. This LP series includes Brian Bennett’s cosmic classic Fantasia (BRI 10). Jonny has been knows to refer to this style of library music as “Krypton Factor library”, because it’s exactly what that strange but successful 1980s TV quiz show sounded like. In recent years as interest in library music has expanded, we’ve watched the price of a handful of Brutons really going through the roof - not the just the action and drama ones, but the more esoteric and experimental LPs too – like the BRDs and the BRIs. Jonny gets the vibe that people fi-nally want to hear this other more interesting and experimental side of the Bruton catalogue. So what better time than now to put together a compilation of such sublime period sounds. Not only does this album bring together a set of fabulous cues that would cost the average man in the street a month’s wages (if the origi-nals were all wanted and if you could even track them all down), but it also chops out the need to listen to other tracks on library albums that are nowhere near as good. The cues here all date from between 1978 and 1984. They come from the BRD, BRI, BRH, BRJ, BRM, BRR and BRs catalogues. The composers are all legends within the genre, and here, were doing what great library composers do best – fulfilling a brief and utilising modern studio equipment to both commercial and beguiling effect.

VOL 6th!! Limited to 666 copies !! Another fine collection of melancholic Rockabilly meets Popcorn Noir of the late 50s/60s…

Discover the Men Collection: A selection of the greatest male artists of Soul and Jazz! With : James Brown, Ray Charles, Otis Redding, Stevie Wonder, Terry Callier, Barry White, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Chet Baker, Sammy Davis Jr., Bing Crosby, Dean Martin,...

Beatles, Shadows, Joe Tex, Everly Brothers, Beach Boys. Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, The Seeds, Cliff Richard ...

Découvrez la Collection Men : Une sélection des plus grands artistes masculins de la Soul et du Jazz ! Avec : James Brown, Ray Charles, Otis Redding, Stevie Wonder, Terry Callier, Barry White, Louis Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Chet Baker, Sammy Davis Jr, Bing Crosby, Dean Martin,...

Craig Charles has been a soul and funk fan since his teenage years in Liverpool, going to see local heroes The Real Thing live, and wearing out his shoe leather dancing in the city’s many underground clubs. Craig has been sharing that passion for the music via his 6Music and BBC Radio 2 shows and DJ nights for nearly 20 years. His brand new Trunk Of Funk compilation series, blends up-tempo club classics, with fresh music from the cream of the crop from the contemporary soul and funk scene. This collection of 21st century disco, soul, funk and afro grooves from includes tracks from contemporary heroes of the scene such as Monophonics, Amp Fiddler and The James Taylor Quartet, it’s also peppered with some old school classics and rare grooves from legends such as Roy Ayers, PP Arnold, Miriam Makeba and Patrice Rushen. Craig has personally selected and sequenced this collection to take the listener of a musical journey, the closest thing to having Craig visit and personally DJ for you in the comfort of your own home! It also includes two Trunk Of Funk Edits that are 100% exclusive to this compilation and not available anywhere else

The Silhouettes Project a new platform for up and coming Hip-Hop, Soul and Jazz artists from the UK. It is not a record label or management team, it is a community project. The Silhouettes Project provides an open space - a recording studio and live venue located within the Total Refreshment Centre in Hackney, London - where MCs, singers, musicians and producers can connect and create.The Silhouttes Project was founded by community organisers/artists Asher Korner (aka Kosher) and Jaden Osei-Bonsu (Eerf Evil) in 2019. When they told us about the project and played us some of the music we were instantly hooked and joined the collective as label partner. The art direction is executed by Sergio „SagaUno“ Alferez, an acclaimed designer and illustrator from Medellín, Columbia.Starting in September, we release a new single each Thursday from artists like Kofi Stone, Summers Sons, Enny, KeepVibesNear, Manik MC, Lex Amor, Louis The Hippie, Summer-Pearl, Joe Beard and many more.

TOO SLOW TO DISCO PRES. 2x 180g heavy, black vinyl, 300g cardboard sleeve, Poster w/ liner note, download code (comes with compilation + DJ Mix of the compilation by DJ Supermarkt). 16 previously unreleased and exclusive tracks (Poolside, Roosevelt, Kraak & Smaak, Yuksek and more) only to this beautifully-crafted compilation" Now, it's time to bring the party back to nightclubs, hotel bars and living rooms everywhere...Have you ever felt so wistful for the dance floor? Have you ever been so in need of getting your personal shimmy on? Not to worry – Team Too Slow to Disco has your back. We present: The Sunset Manifesto. Sixteen ways to party wherever you are right now. Sixteen ways to add effortless chic to your: lockdown kitchen disco / home-office yoga studio / commute to the living room. Our intention? To bring you a globe-trotting playlist of some of the most sophisticated, adult-orientated and dance-inducing pop music from today’s finest exponents of that Too Slow to Disco sound. And like a good detective about to crack a big case, DJ Supermarkt has been tailing these acts for quite a while now. It’s an eclectic gang, from Westcoast USA to Norway via a hundred (14) places in between – but with a shared golden thread. That warm sonic palette that escaped from Laurel Canyon folkies and LA session gods is there, remade by a contemporary electronic sensibility. As acts they’re all touched by that lazy, daytime disco or Balearic style.

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