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Various Artists / Ravin and David Visan
Buddha-Bar VII [ Wagram Music / 2 CD - released 15/Feb/2005 ] This delicious selection, of mostly unreleased titles, features Bebel Gilberto and Jose Padilla - a harmonious yet assorted platter of Brazilian, Vietnamese Hungarian, Indian and Malian Sounds. |
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Various Artists / Richard Dorfmeister Vs Madrid de Los Austrias
Grand Slam [ G-Stone / CD - released 3/May/2010 ] Crack production team MDLA and G-Stone’s Dorfmeister whip up their own offerings, as well as scorching hot re-mixes for the likes of Zero 7, Koop, Groove Armada, Pressure Drop and Willie Bobo. |
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Various Artists / Compiled and Mixed by Sander Kleinenberg
Renaissance Presents Everybody! [ Renaissance Records / 2 CD - released 24/Nov/2003 ] Everything that's good about dance music in '03, with 26 tracks of brain-engaging AND booty-shaking house music spread over discs |
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Various Artists / Compiled and Mixed by Sander Kleinenberg
This is Everybody Too! [ Renaissance Records / 2 CD - released 11/Oct/2004 ] An exceptionally intelligent and instantly appealing progressive house mix! Tracks and remixes from Christian Kleine, Hot Toddy, Infusion, Spektrum, Skai, Deepsky, Ericke, Nufrequency, Dimas and Riva, Redanka Waves. |
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Various Stax artists
Respect Yourself / Stax Volt Revue [ Universal DVD / 2 DVD - released 21/Sep/2009 ] Funky. Emotional. Raw. Powerful. That was soul music in the Civil Rights era; and Stax Records did it like no other. Stax quickly became a hit-making machine, producing a massive catalog of Top 100 records that defined the "Memphis Sound;" such as... |
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Various Artists
Sweet Inspiration - Guilty Reggae Pleasures [ BMG / CD - due 23/Oct/2026 ] Despite the widespread popularity of reggae music in the UK, following its explosion onto the international music scene in the late 1960s, many of these in charge of Britain's mainstream media were reluctant to give the exciting new sound coverage,... |
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Various Artists
Sweet Inspiration - Guilty Reggae Pleasures (LP) [ BMG / LP - due 23/Oct/2026 ] Despite the widespread popularity of reggae music in the UK, following its explosion onto the international music scene in the late 1960s, many of these in charge of Britain's mainstream media were reluctant to give the exciting new sound coverage,... |