Music From Memory recollect two bubbling and wonderfully prescient electronic mood & grooves by San Francisco’s Joel Graham, who only released two tapes in 1984/85, with these tracks included among them.

Music originally recorded during live performances between 2017 - 2019

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Brace! Brace! That record is a bouncing riddim, and we never know where it's gonna land

Twenty minutes of startlingly original music, with Shackleton the maestro at the top of his game, and a characteristically evilous dub by Mark Ernestus. Mastered by Rashad Becker; handsomely sleeved.

This whole text about a compilation of legit chill slippers could be over with one quote of drummer Aaron Sterling. The John Mayer band member and studio guru called Basso (our compiler) the „ECM of chill wave“.

Following up on the 2017 debut EP 'Don't Get Me Wrong’, Dazion returns with his second release on Second Circle.

Second of a 2-part album salvo by deep house deity Larry Heard, flush with velvety vox and smoking jacket jazz vibes, leaning into more noir-toned beatdown and electro.

Amsterdam’s Anton Pieete ups his house anchor and sets sail for Balearic waters on raft of balmy ambient for his home city’s Wake Dream label

A gorgeous rumination on life, death and dancing from Ivan Mašić’s Ex Ponto, lodging a richly memorable debut on Vlad Ivkovic’s Offen Music

Ampoule's Pub returns with a fresh remaster of the classic 'Summer' and a brand new track titled 'The Fragile Root'

Roots run deep on ’Candid’, the first LP by Munich-based producer Polygonia and drummer Simon Popp

Putting a pigeon amongst the cats we are back with that good shit. An out of step, incidental artefact of peaceful sophistry: YS - Brutal Flower (2 x “12 LP). A no airs and graces piece of cool future-proof ambience. A modern ballad for brave young clubbers, local pubbers, slipstream warriors, and emotional doggers.

For more than a decade, Freak Heat Waves have been steadily amassing a cult following and earning acclaim from both critics and underground aficionados alike. Their music is a heady cocktail that defies easy categorization, blending elements of post-punk, psych, dub, ambient, house, and techno.

Music For Dreams release their first vinyl of 2016 with the debut of duo Nick Mackrory & Harry Collier.

RAMZi ushers in a new chapter of her fantasy dance and downbeat saga on her FATi Records. Marking up her only solo trip of 2019 following her role with Priori in Jumanjí and guest input for New World Science and SK U Kno, ‘Multiquest-Niveau 1: Camouflé’ sees the Canadian producer shapeshifting between chimeric blends of Balearic acid with Indian classicism and deep house in 11 vision quests destined for smudged-out after-hours and weekend mini-breaks sequestered in your bedroom.

In November 2021, right before the second lockdown, Guillaume and Louis were invited by the nacht crew in Leuven to play their first dj-set together since the start of the pandemic.

Torn Hawk’s 5th album ‘Time Is A Scam’ is a romantically sore, cinematic affair steeped in the synthy emo signposts of ‘80s movie soundtracks and underlined with the hypnotic quality of traditional Native American music and contemporary US psych and doom styles

Tribal electronics, dubby downbeat, sedated house and disoriented breaks coming from Molto Brutto’s Andreas Kunzmann

Dâm Funk switches it up in Garrett mode for a 3rd helping of Californian synth goodness on MFM

The Holy Father of deep house returns with his 5th Mr. Fingers album since 1989, playing it properly down and loungey for intimate soirées and armchair immersion

Yuval Havkin, also known as Rejoicer, is one of the foremost exponents of downtempo music, inspired by the fusion of jazz and hip-hop. His new album thus draws on his early influences while exploring the world of calm, melodic electronic music that borders on ambient.

Prime proto-house-boogie-soul bops rescued from obscurity by Melbourne’s Crown Ruler

Amazing ambient panoramas and acidic grooves from native Australians Bobby Bunnungurr, Jimmy Djamunba and Peter Milyaynga, with Victoria musician Peter Mumme; recorded and released in mid ‘90s, now surfacing on Sydney’s flawless Efficient Space label, who were behind the excellent ‘Sky Girl’ and ‘Oz Waves’ comps. Strong tip to anyone into Suba/Rex Ilusivii, Lonnie Holley, Alanis Obosawin

Sunrise Beams Through Orbital Mist

Pure LA stardust from Alex Ho, serving a suave, full-bodied taste of his monthly party and NTS radio show Moony Habits via eight twinkle-toed yacht boogie and terrace-side pearls

REPRESS! One of Larry Heards most under-rated albums finally remastered and available as full vinyl release for the first time!