Jelly Tones (R&S – 1995), by Japanese techno pioneer Ken Ishii, stands as a masterpiece of mid-90’s electronic music
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Released in 1986 on Larry Levan’s Vinylmania Records, Man Friday’s Winners is a shining gem in the history of New York’s underground dance music
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The EP revisits the Cape Verdean diva’s timeless classic by anchoring it in a resolutely modern aesthetic
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Ron Maney, known for his hypnotic productions as DJ Skull, teams up with L.A. Williams to deliver a captivating EP
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The Miami Vice soundtrack combines pop hits and synthetic strings, perfectly embodying the flashy, dramatic aesthetic of the cult series
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This compilation showcases Carl Craig’s brillant early ventures into a variety of electronic genres, from deep house to industrial to ambient
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The Köln Concert is a monumental work of art, an unparalleled display of creativity and emotional expression through improvisation, it captures a moment of pure musical magic
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Body Talk is a timeless album that captures the vibrant energy and forward-thinking spirit of the early ’80s, and continues to resonate decades after its release
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If this album is one of Zappa’s most accessible work from early ’80s, yet it remains a complex and fascinating work, with an exploration of the emerging new wave and
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From Here to Eternity (1977) solidified Moroder’s reputation as one of most innovative producers, transcending disco, blending lush, synthetic textures with funk, proto-techno rhythms, and high-gloss pop aesthetics
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