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You’d be forgiven for not knowing about these Studio Ghibli commissioned jazz reworkings of much-loved classic soundtracks with the three-piece All That Jazz being one of Japan’s best kept secrets until now. Originally put together by the power-house anim

The everlastingly unique Susumu Yokota pursued a world filled with beauty and delicate expression in Symbol, the first in a series of newly remastered works to be reissued with P-VINE records. Despite having his life cut tragically short, Yokota left behi

“Chou no Sumu Heya” (1978) is an extremely jazz-colored album with the Tsuyoshi Yamamoto trio as the back band. A surreal and dynamistic world as if you found an exit from the inner spiritual world to the outer world.

After releasing this album, she st

Seminal compilation of instrumental tracks, originally released in Ethiopia in 1972. Features tracks from Tèsfa-Maryam Kidané, Bahta Gèbrè-Heywèt and Mulatu Astatké including the hit “Yégélé Tezeta”

“Phew” is a Japanese female vocalist, well known as a member of the legendary punk band “Aunt Sally”. Undoubtedly, this album is one of the important records of Japanese new wave and German krautrock history. This album was originally released in 1981 as

The work of the founder Mulatu Astatke, who studied jazz and other music in both the United Kingdom and the United States and created a completely new sound “Ethiopian Jazz” by fusing with the music of his homeland Ethiopia, is reprinted in the 20s!

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Her first solo album in over 30 years!

Extremely aesthetic and fantastic singer Yoshiko Sai’s debut album, released in 1975, invites you to her mysterious fantasy world that you could never have experienced before from any other music. This is one of the never-fading masterpieces of the 70’s J

Mikkou (1976) – Her 2nd album is also a masterpiece that explores Yoshiko Sai’s fantasy and exotic feelings. Like a gentle inner trip to what you hear, The Silk Road wanders in the brain of a sleepless night.

In the late 1960s, Roy Porter began working with a trio which he called Roy Porter Sounds and he later changed it to “Roy Porter Sound Machine” when he began to add more horns and other instruments. They released two albums "Jessica“ (1971) and "Inner Fee

This is the one of new releases of the Groove Diggers series, the only work released in 1977 by the 8-member funky soul band “Moonpie” based in Nashville, USA. used to be known as just collector’s items but you can listen to the high-quality sound with s

“The Sojourner” was released on Strata-East in 1974 and is well known as one of the label’s rarest recordings. Most tracks are focused on a soaring, spiritual groove, and some of them expressed their soulfulness. The last track “Peace (Salaam)” could be t

In 1979, vibraphonist and percussionist Billy Wooten joined forces with jazz guitarist Steve Wakely to put together a brand-new studio band. Some months later, they'd recorded their sole album, In This World, a suitably conscious affair that mixed narrati