Nala Sinephro - EndlessnessNala Sinephros sophomore album, titled Endlessness, expands her scope from the inward journey of Space 1. 8 into widescreen orchestral ambient jazz compositions. Consisting of 10 tracks, the music was composed, produced, mixed and recorded by Nala Sinephro and includes contributions from James Mollison (Ezra Collective), Morgan Simpson (black midi), Sheila Maurice Grey (Kokoroko), Nubya Garcia, Lyle Barton, Natcyet Wakili (Sons of Kemet) and Dwayne

feel good melody that is guaranteed to stay playing in your head long after

Afro-Caribbean rhythms and space disco in a “controlled explosion” (The Quietus)

like much of Whitefield's best work the album is studiously true to its key influences - and in this instance the twin figureheads of Sun Ra and Pharoah Sanders are particularly preeminent - but also completely avoids falling into a trap of mere tribute or facsimile

Music for a Cosmic Garden is an ode to celestial botanics

Crossing paths and collaborating over the next four decades with legendary artists

to 89' style 727 anthem (Heart Stopper)

Full Way Round 3

made and re-interpreted in the four original versions

Do Anything (Firing Freestyle Dub) 5:17

this label has reached a cult status and it has now been re-launched via Juno Records

The album was produced by Gendel and mixed by Dean Hurley and is included in the Guardian’s 2023 culture preview

overlooked or not-previously-on-vinyl music from Bappi Lahiri