Miss D. - MovingMiss D used to work as a model in New York. That she ended up in Vienna was sheer coincidence. That she became a recording artist was never planned, either. She moved to the Austrian capital with a well known commercial producer in the mid 1980s, and soon she found herself recording TV ads for ice cream manufacturers. One day in the recording studio, someone had the brilliant idea of making a proper record with her. The outcome was the highly sought

Pan-Africanism and the benefits of a healthy and just lifestyle during the height of the Bad Boy / Roc-AFella era of nihilistic excess in the late ‘90s

the band finally turned up a minter after a long time looking so big love to Gary and Montie Bailey

whilst a glorious fusion of neo-soul and jazz performed by Pete Beardsworth and her trusty band rides throughout

First release after more than 20 years

especially recently

LP in original picture sleeve

music continues to allow me to focus on only that as I create it

John Cevetello

Lauryn Hill

Amadou Et Mariam

The first Studio Barnhus record

Liondub and Parly gathered an ultra-talented cast of artists and producers to craft an album that brilliantly fuses the Yorkshire based artists’ unique reggae sound with powerful