Embassy Cafe is house music laid bare - rough, ready and romantic. It's the early 90s house record Australia never had. For fans of Larry Heard, Frankie Knuckels and Kenny Dixon jr.

'8 Miles To Moenart' taked in low-slung hip hop, downtempo house and jazz-tinged street soul - it's a record of rare focus. It encapsulates the musical heritage of Detroit, through the looking glass of Tall Black Guy's own singature sound.

Debut album of Dutch production team Subes, on this album a trio consisting of GREGOR WILMOT, ARAM WILMOT and PIETER UBBELS (hons and flutes). Solid listening experience for fans of latin jazz, bossa grooves and funky exotica.

This one is for the diggers! For those who scour flea markets at dawn and garage sales, who spend hours to rummage through dusty bins of record stores, which the tire eyes to their computer screen sites or opportunities listings record sellers.

Nubian Mindz aka Colin Lindo, has produced a wide array of sounds for the likes of Rush Hour, Delsin andArchive since the late 90's, delivering broken-beat, drum and bass, electronica, house and techno tracks,always of uncompromising quality.

'The Third Adam' is a full on electronic album but it's easy to hear the soulful shades of Marc Mac's 4hero and Reinforced productions, the strong Detroit Techno influence is also ever present on this journey. The album manages to tie together Electro, Funk, Broken Breaks and Techno.

Copy Paste Soul, a London based producer who makes soul quenching deep house that is slightly left of centre is back with his second release 'BLINK'. A new artist who is making things snap, twist and turn, making gnarly things feel good and fluffy things feel nasty.

The mighty Savannah EP is the long-awaited third and final element of Mr. Beatnick's Synthetes Trilogy. Since 2011's Synthetes EP, Mr. Beatnick has been widely acknowledged as one of the most inventive producers to emerge from London in recent years.

Across its five club friendly tracks, Krakatoa explores various rhythmic and melodic potentials that have recently been popular in strands of dance music and which were once hinted at by the scratch beats popular in the turntablist scene of the early 00s.

Fresh on the heels of their critically acclaimed Hurricane Season In Brooklyn album, drummer and studio don Amon returns to his Analog Players Society project with a 3 track excavation entitled CKY - JFK Vol. 1.

The Gene Dudley Group represents an outpouring of deep soul and funk music from obscenely talented 27 year-old multi-instrumentalist, Gene Dudley. Both tracks were recorded in Gene's bedroom studio and feature him on trumpet, saxophone, drums, bass, guitar and piano.

Brand new single from UK deep soul's new diva Hannah Williams with her Tastemakers. The latest Record Kicks signing has been hailed by reviewers in every corner of the world since the release of their debut album "A hill of feathers".

"The Sting" sees Stones Throw's MC Homeboy Sandman trade rhymes with Paper Tiger's very own Raphael Attar, telling the story of a lost and rediscovered first love - a story with a sting in the tail.

19 year old Manchester based producer Pale collaborates with the poet Joshua Idehen for the first GETME! release of 2013. The Manchester native explores low frequencies from a decidedly moodier angle whilst Joshua's vocal pin point all things London.

Reggae music has a long tradition for being a music that speaks for the downtrodden and disenfranchised. Big Youth sticks true to this manifesto and fitting of these desperate economical times asks 'Who's gonna need another bailout'...he even goes as far as to call out Angela Merkle.