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Webmagazine and record label on underground house music & contemporary jazz. We're about music released by independent artists and labels.
Daily Magazine on Underground House Music, Broken Beat, Contemporary Jazz & Soulful Vibes
Far Out Recordings presents the debut album of this project, never edited throughout these 35 years that have now passed. The self-titled Marcos Resende & Index, now reissued in vinyl, is an essential contribution to the progressive and instrumental music from Brazil.
Read MoreDirty Bungalow goes back in time to find his sound and aesthetic references: researching samples with which he built this collection of lo-fi and classic sounding beats, celebrating the soul, jazz and black music of past decades.
Read MoreDan Goldman (a.k.a. JD73) is not a new name for the contemporary jazz fusion fans. On Pyramid, his new album released by Atjazz Record Company, he is backed up by Hamlet Luton (on bass) and Gordon Kilroy (on drums) to form theJD73’s Electrio and deliver eight smooth compositions.
Read MoreThe Paradox was then conceived as their joint project, now presenting us the mesmerizing Counter-Active, that dropped last friday via Axis Records. Recorded in real-time, the seven compositions that compose the LP, reflect captured spontaneous actions which concede honesty and truth.
Read More2021 started with many golden releases that are shaping our taste but also exploring new directions in the genres of contemporary jazz, deep house and hip hop, delivering those soulful vibes that transverse most of the features we present.
Read MoreEnding January, one of the most exciting releases of this beginning of 2021. Via Shall Not Fade, connecting Colombia and the U.K. over an Ocean of groove and musicality, Felipe Gordon and Cody Currie present Atlantic Exchanges Vol. 1.
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