Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Cray Cray
2 : Lizzy
3 : Punk Champagne (Feat. TONE)
4 : Social Butterflies
5 : Talula
6 : This Is England
7 : National Gangsters
Side: 2
8 : Love Disease
9 : Secret Gardens
10 : Space Is a Place (Feat. Chris Calderwood)
11 : Radiant Child

Zimbabwean born, London based vocalist Farai Zindoga releases her debut album Rebirth on Ninja Tune imprint Big Dada.

Track Listings
Disc: 1
Side: 1: 2000Black Remix
Side: 2: 2000Black Remix Instrumental

Disc: 2
Side: 1: Martyn Remix
Side: 2: 2000Black Acapella

Drew Lustman is currently one of the hottest new names in electronic music. She Sleeps is the second single from new album Hardcourage and features a collaboration with Friendly Fires' vocalist Ed Macfarlane. This is the second 12'' installment of the single and includes by Martyn and 2000Black.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Until It Couldn't Recognize a Face
2 : Eyes Pressed Against the Glass
3 : Full Circle
Side: 2
4 : Breathing Room
5 : Spirals
6 : Tea

Originally released in 1998 in Japan-only, this compilation features remixes of tracks from their 1997 eponymously titled, number one album.

Track Listings
1 : Body Innovation
2 : Hollow City
3 : Second Coming
4 : Pulse Points Green
5 : Whoosh Before Laya
6 : Night Within

Remo Seeland's, 'Hollow Body' is a suspenseful exploration of the interaction between sound environments and individual perception. The album, his first under his given name, makes this disparity audible over six tracks in which the visceral and the personal become at once abstract and universal.

Track Listings
1 : Bron
2 : Prumirim (Feat. General Elektriks)
3 : Sweet Shadows (Feat. Isadora)
4 : With S
5 : Path (Feat. Franck Lebon)
6 : Sakakeen (Feat. Tania Saleh)
7 : Bina (Feat. General Elektriks)
8 : Playa

It was in 2019 that Matteo (one of the 3 members of the band Chinese Man and co-founder of the label CMR) met the first musicians who would be part of the project "Matteo & Bro". Starting with guitarist Karim Addadi and bassist Christophe Lincontang (with whom he collaborates on a film score), Matteo then surrounded himself with drummer Hugo Pollon and saxophonist, flutist and Duduk (Armenian flute) player Lamine Diagne. A real desire to launch a project where the musicians are at the heart of the creative process progressively grew as the meetings went on. The artists gather in Bron (near Lyon) for the composition of the eponymous opening track. On this album we also find the voices of two female artists, Isadora (Belgium) on "Sweet Shadows" and Tania Saleh (Lebanon) on "Sakakeen", as well as General Elektriks with its keyboards and its sublime groove on several tracks ("Bina" & "Prumirim"). Between programming & electronic production, arrangements and composition, the demos take shape, the groove and the universe between soul, funk, trip hop and world music extend the desire and the production of an album. Due to the health crisis, the album is finally recorded in late 2021 with the help of Sodi, sound engineer and producer of many albums (Fela & Femi Kuti, Saul Williams, Deluxe, IAM ...).

Moon Safari is the first full-length studio album by the French band Air, released in 1998. The album is considered a classic of the chillout genre. It scored hits with the tracks "Sexy Boy", "Kelly Watch the Stars" and "All I Need" (which features vocals by Beth Hirsch). Moon Safari debuted at number five in the UK album charts mainly due to almost universally glowing reviews by the British music press and the success of the single "Sexy Boy".

Track Listings
Side: 1 : Eyesdontlie
Side: 2 : Body Touch Featuring – Jamie Lidell

Born Travis Stewart on March 4th 1982, Machinedrum has produced and composed several albums under various aliases since his first independent release in 1999. Covering an astonishing variety of styles with ease, he has always been a trailblazer - bridging the gap between genres that would otherwise never have met before. The two track 'Eyesdontlie' 12" will be his first release on Ninja Tune and will lay the groundwork for his hotly anticipated new album due for release later in the year.

I See You marks a new era for the London trio of Romy Madley Croft, Oliver Sim and Jamie Smith (Jamie xx), both sonically and in terms of process. I See You is the follow up to The xx s two previous albums xx and Coexist which have sold over 3 million copies between them, winning a host of accolades along the way.

Produced by Jamie Smith and Rodaidh McDonald, I See You is The xx at their boldest yet, performing with more clarity and ambition than ever before. On Hold , the first piece of music to be revealed from the album has been praised across multiple platforms and has been blowing up airwaves all across the globe. Say Something Loving is the follow up single being globally on the 6 th Jan 2017.

The xx have already sold out multiple 2017 shows in the UK and Europe. They have platinum and gold discs amassed from across Europe, the Americas and Australia. They re one of only three British bands the others being One Direction and Mumford & Sons to have a gold certified debut album in the USA in the last decade. Their multimillion streaming and social media stats are dizzying.

Track Listings
1 : Partials - Lurka
2 : Mach - Lurka

Returning home after the acclaimed 'Holding' EP and the highly regarded Clap! Clap! Remix, Lurka continues with his journey into sonic bat country. Both tracks on 'Partials' united in their skewed viewpoint and distinctive awkward funk.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : Kingly Character
2 : Good Ways
3 : Come Down Father
4 : They Gonna Talk
5 : Good Life
Side: 2
1 : Raid The Barn
2 : Down In The Ghetto
3 : Good Looking Gal
4 : More Prophet
5 : Big Up & Trust

DJ and producer Walshy Fire (Major Lazer) raids the VP Records vaults to create a Riddimentary Selection of dancehall hits and personal favourites, for this vinyl LP collection of fully re-mastered, full-length tracks.These are foundation tracks for anyone who grew up in the 1980s and 90s and a great way to get these hits on a limited press vinyl package.

Track Listings
1 : Hebisan
2 : Manuke
3 : Suiheisen
4 : Tsuchi
5 : Houkou
6 : Uzu
7 : Kaze
8 : Numa
9 : Ashi
10 : Ondo
11 : Kouji
12 : Uchu

'Hanazano', translated as 'flower garden,' is a tribute to everyday mysticism, that sense of pure and private wonder excited by a stone, a river, or winds. Its often unplugged and affective register does not emanate from raw, emotional sources, rather a more devotional, process-oriented yet playful framework. Described by Satomi as a 'small outer space,' this sound enclosure is a safe remove from the world where an artist can create, just for herself.

Track Listings
1 : Touchy
2 : I Used To Be Cool
3 : Sensation
4 : Good At Goodbyes
5 : You Make It So Easy, Don't You
6 : It's Alright, It's Ok
7 : This Was My House
8 : Never Be Lonely
9 : These Dreams
10 : Love Song
11 : Next To You
12 : Saying Goodbye Is Exhausting

Track Listings
Side 1:
1 : Must Be All the Wrong Things
2 : Night Walk
3 : It Never Occurred to Me
4 : Thinking About You Calms Me Down
5 : Yes II
Side 2:
6 : Dum Audio
7 : Fidget
8 : Samba On Sama
9 : Waiting Game

Six years since their last album, 2016's 'Big Black Coat'. 'Waiting Game' finds producers Jeremy Greenspan and Matt Didemus in a tender and contemplative mood; a switch-up from their punchy, R&B-infused dance melodics.

Having dabbled with synth-driven pop and electro elements for a couple of singles released after Key of Dreams, the Cassidy brothers decided to run further from their past and immerse themselves completely in technology while making a concerted attempt to be less dour. With the smart addition of Larry's wife Jenny Ross on vocals and keyboards (going by Cassidy could have meant confusion with the Partridge Family), the group recorded their third and best album with Bernard Sumner. Packed with a surprising amount of emotional range and sounds into eight songs, From the Hip succeeds in transporting the group out of the endlessly glum corner they had painted themselves into with a mix of the hopeful and the melancholy and the synthetic and the organic. "Looking from the Hilltop" is the obvious highlight, a moody electro-pop classic sung by Ross that became a favorite at several New York clubs. "Reflection," a proto-twee pop song (also sung by Ross, slackens the tension of "Hilltop" with buoyant synth-percussion and a bright melody. The biggest gulf between songs exists with "Program for Light" and "Desert"; the former is a hyper-speed electro instrumental that races along until being interrupted by a thunderclap that ushers in the latter, which uses little more than echo-heavy piano, acoustic guitar, and hardly-sung vocals. The remaining songs at their worst serve the whole and act as bridges to make the album flow deceptively well. (Some ears may have trouble with Larry Cassidy's adjustment from moaning post-punk vocals to pop vocals - he's no Martin Fry.) The flow could take several plays to become apparent, but it's time well spent. Les Temps Modernes' 1998 reissue nearly doubles the original version's running time with seven bonus tracks, including two additional mixes each of "Looking from a Hilltop," "Beating Heart," and the zip-bang electro revision of Always Now's "Dirty Disco," along with the 12" version of "Back to Wonder." The mixes of "Hilltop" don't add all that much value. "Beating Heart" (one of the finest New Order songs not written or recorded by New Order) and "Back to Wonder" (fragile, glistening pop) are excellent, however, and From the Hip in its initial format would have been much stronger with their presence. ~ Andy Kellman

Track Listings
1 : Need This (Feat. Methone)
2 : Time On Me
3 : Skukinunu (Feat. John Debt)
4 : Br34th3 (Feat. Wilo)
5 : Broken
6 : In My Closet (Feat. Modeselektor)
7 : Forget
8 : The Way Back (Feat. Modeselektor)
9 : Mess It Up
10 : Stay Unsaved (Feat. Aamourocean)
11 : Despierta (Feat. O.L.I.V.I.A.)

The album is loaded with futuristic pop hooks, yet Trust offers so much more than a simple sugar rush. This a record that defiantly smashes through genre boundaries, hoovering up high-octane bits of hip-hop, R&B, rave and even numetal along the way. Catnapp - an accomplished shapeshifter who's never been afraid to get weird - is just as comfortable throwing down brash rhymes as she is singing dreamy ballads or unleashing a primal scream, and on 'Trust', all of those things (and more) frequently happen within the confines of a single song. Call it hyperpop if you must, but pop concentrate might be a more accurate term.

Track Listings
1 : Flower in Hand
2 : Arroyo
3 : In a Garden
4 : Woven Landscape

Jon Porras draws a staggering array of atmospheres out of even the simplest instrumentation. Across his work as one-half of psych-drone duo Barn Owl and his solo releases, Porras welds monoliths and ether into propulsive music that is deeply felt. Arroyo, named for the Spanish word for 'stream' in a nod to Porras' heritage as a first generation Colombian-Japanese American, drifts gently from one tributary to the next in unhurried contemplation and euphoria. The portentous weight and abrasive textures of Porras' previous work give way to the trickle of richly detailed acoustic instruments slipping in and out of the fold. On 'Arroyo', Jon Porras evokes a distinct sense of resplendent anticipation and calm with a fathomless flow and softly gorgeous colours.