Alcides Neves - Tempo De FraturaA joint release between Discos Nada & Litoral. One of the first independently released Brazilian records, Alcides Neves debut LP Tempo de Fratura is reissued for the first time on vinyl, alongside his second release Des (Trambelhar) Ou No. Hailing from the Brazilian North East, Alcides Neves released his debut album a few years after moving to So Paulo, in 1979. The LPs release coincided with the emergence of the citys seminal Vanguarda Paulista

and would usually end with 3 AM jam sessions involving keyboardists

desalination to biome rehabilitation

“Groove Control” is a euphoric minimal disco gem teasing the padlocked grooves of Gwen Guthrie and the West End setting sun into a fiery Loleatta sample that sparks into a fiery vocal “You got me burning up”

For the Love of You is a 12 track compilation of lovers rock covers curated by Sam Don and overseen by Euan Fryer of AOTN

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Suena Hermosa return with their 10th imprint on wax

known to be a go to DJ and resident of Brussels groundbreaking dance organisation C12

Sansibar deploys his extra-wide vision for the present and future of dance music

not unlike other great cities such as Detroit

with a VHS video of T3 and Baatin going crazy in Detroit's The Shelter to Jay Dee's 'Feelin' Good' flip

These two influences blended with the burgeoning house music scenes in Johannesburg and Pretoria as Professor Rhythm 3 was being produced in March 1991 (the same year apartheid ended)

proudly presents their first ever 12” release which contains the stunning Christopher Williams tune “Fine As Gold”