Pharoah Sanders - Jewels Of ThoughtEven by his standards, Pharoah Sanders' Jewels of Thought is a profound exploration of spiritual jazz that showcases the saxophonist's genius. Released in 1969, the album features two extended tracks, 'Hum Allah Hum Allah Hum Allah' and 'Sun in Aquarius,' each a journey through mystical soundscapes. Sanders' saxophone work is both fiery and meditative, weaving through dense, textured layers of percussion, chants, and harp. The album's hypnotic rhythms

Michi Sarmiento takes center stage on this explosive double-sider from PANORAMA Records

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future funk and the emotional depths of melodic trance and ambient music

HNNY's melodies are a gentle alternative to the more complicated corners of dance music

Bedouin is the Brooklyn-based production and DJ partnership between nomads Rami Abousabe and Tamer Malki

hallmarks of Hammond's signature style

Higher Than High

EYA Records label has scored another big one here with this old-school House and Techno flavoured EP by UK producer Tom Carruthers

another fascinating mixture of different sonic traditions and cultures where hip-hop/funk drums are blended with Maghreb influences

From his early years as a leading African musician before the global rise of Afrobeat

invisibly moving between every imagined future for electronic sound making