Moroccan-born producer Reda Senhaji, better known under the name Cheb Runner, presents '80K', the second installment in Beat Machine's 'TERRA TEMPO' series. A direct tribute to the cultural heritage of the Souss Massa Daraa region, the release reactivates ancestral rhythms and translates them into a forward-looking electronic language rooted in place, memory, and physical sound.Drawing from traditions such as Ahwach, Gnawa, and other interconnected practices from the Souss region, the record preserves original rhythmic skeletons while reimagining them through modern production and club-oriented structures.Across six tracks, traditional instruments and electronic elements collide fluently, where the 808 functions as a structural force rather than an accent. From the rolling pulse of 'Iznagn Engines' and the evocative contours of 'Azn Oudrar' to the spiritual resonance of 'Gn-Awa', the B-side expands the journey with the sub-heavy 'Afouss Adar 808', the atmospheric 'Tarwan Ganga', and a reinterpreted 'Gn-Awa' by Guedra Guedra, layered with intricate textures and low-end pressure.Moving between bass, world, and electronic territories, '80K' reflects a deliberate balance between preservation and transformation. Music that carries ancestral rhythms into new listening spaces, bridging generations, cultures, and sonic worlds within a single, cohesive experience.
Tracklist:
A
Iznagn Engines
A
Azn Oudrar
A
Gn-Awa
B
Afouss Adar 808
B
Tarwan Ganga
B
Gn-Awa (Guedra Guedra Remix)
UPC: 3617664217001Release Date: 8.14.26Format: Vinyl
With different classics songs, 'Vida' showcases an artist in an exuberant phase, inspired by lyrics, music, and singing. At 36 years old, even while recording songs that had already been hits on classic albums, such as 'Bastidores' (which revived Cauby Peixoto's career) and 'Morena de Angola' (which became a hit with Clara Nunes), Chico Buarque proves himself an excellent interpreter of his own work. Released in December 1980, when, amid bombs and attacks, Brazil was rehearsing it's redemocratisation, the album features an artist less targeted by censorship. In the irresistible dance hall samba 'Deixa a Menina', he has fun, fitting in a feminist response to Geraldo Pereira's syncopated classic 'Sem Compromisso': 'Behind a sad man, there's always a happy woman/And behind that woman, a thousand men, always so kind'.
Tracklist:
Vida
Mar E Lua
Deixe a Menina
Já Passou
Bastidores - Backstage
Qualquer Cançao
Fantasia
Eu Te Amo
De Todas As Maneiras
Morena De Angola
Bye Bye Brasil
Nao Sonho Mais
UPC: 602455627636Label: Universal ImportRelease Date: 5.15.26Format: Vinyl
A celebrated Celtic folk release featuring Clannad's ethereal harmonies, traditional influences, and lush atmospheric arrangements.
Tracklist:
Theme from Harry's Game [2026 Remaster]
Tower Hill [2026 Remaster]
Seachrán Charn Tsiail [2026 Remaster]
Passing Time [2026 Remaster]
Coinleach Glas An Fhómhair [2026 Remaster]
I See Red [2026 Remaster]
TÃ' MÉ Mo Shuà [2026 Remaster]
Newgrange [2026 Remaster]
Fairy Queen [2026 Remaster]
ThÃos FÃ'N Chósta [2026 Remaster]
UPC: 4099964213317Label: Bmg Rights ManagemenRelease Date: 10.2.26Format: Vinyl
Not all tropical escapes are meant to soothe. Some are meant to seduce... and unsettle. On Haunted Bossa Nova, Creepxotica reimagines the language of classic exotica through a darker, more cinematic lens-where swaying rhythms and lush melodies drift through shadows instead of sunlight. This isn't background music for a carefree afternoon. It's a late-night transmission from a hidden lounge at the edge of a dream. Built on the bones of traditional bossa nova and mid-century exotica, the album pulses with nylon-string guitars, vibraphone shimmer, and hypnotic percussion-but everything feels just slightly off-center, like a memory slipping out of reach. There's a tension beneath the beauty, a sense that something unseen is moving just beyond the music. Each track unfolds like a scene, contributing to a larger atmosphere that's immersive, cohesive, and quietly haunting. What sets Haunted Bossa Nova apart is it's intention. This is not nostalgia for nostalgia's sake-it's a deliberate evolution. Creepxotica honors the lineage of the genre while pushing it into more mysterious territory, blending tropical warmth with ambient unease and cinematic depth. The result feels less like a throwback and more like a lost soundtrack-discovered, not created. Sonically rich and meticulously arranged, the album invites deep listening. Every tone, every pause, every echo has purpose. It's exotica for those who crave mood over kitsch, atmosphere over imitation. For listeners drawn to the edges of jazz, lounge, and ambient soundscapes, Haunted Bossa Nova offers something rare: a fully realized world that lingers long after the final note fades.
Tracklist:
Head Huntin
Bali Hai Bossa
Haunted Hula
Hotel Street Blues
Pig Ana Poi
Creepin Kilauea
Kaimuki Kraze
Hanalie Hoopla
Enchanted Lagoon
Waimea Witch Hunt
Murder on Molokai
Incident at the Luau
UPC: 634457246232Label: Mello ExoticaRelease Date: 7.17.26Format: Vinyl
Promised Heights solidified Cymande's place in music history, and contains some of their most-beloved and often-sampled tracks such as "Brothers On The Slide" & "Promised Heights." They were part of the first wave of innovators and originators of the fledgling Black British music scene. Promised Heights was recorded following the band's legendary US tour with Al Green. 2026 repress on black vinyl.
Tracklist:
Pon de Dungle
Equatorial Forest
Brothers On The Slide
Changes
Breezeman
Promised Heights
Losin' Ground
Leavert
The Recluse
Sheshamani
UPC: 720841302711Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 4.10.26Format: Vinyl
Entre dos aguas, first issued in France in 1975, was a compilation LP that presented Paco de LucÃa's greatest hits up to that point, obviously including the title tune, an iconic rumba that brought the flamenco guitarist's name to a wider audience. The album includes a variety of musical compositions, some of which are rooted in the flamenco tradition, while others are in line with the style popularly known as "Nuevo Flamenco," which was emerging at the end of the 1960s.
Tracklist:
Entre Dos Aguas
Los Pinares
Jerezana
En la Caleta
Punta Del Faro
Fandangos
Malagueña de Lecuona
Zarda de Monty
Serrania de Málaga
AndalucÃa de Lecuona
Rumba Improvisada
Plazuela
UPC: 8435395505199Label: Elemental Music Rec.Release Date: 5.22.26Format: Vinyl
Released by Philips in 1973, Fuente y caudal (Source and Flow) was Spanish guitarist Paco de LucÃa's fifth solo LP and marked the beginning of a new chapter in his career. On this album, he reached a level of technical mastery unparalleled in the history of flamenco guitar. Only 25 years old at the time of recording, Paco de LucÃa saw his fame expand far beyond Spain after the release of Fuente y caudal.
Tracklist:
Entre Dos Aguas
Aires Choqueros
Reflejo de Luna
Solera
Fuente y Caudal
Cepa Andaluza
Los Pinares
Plaza de San Juan
UPC: 8435395505182Label: Elemental Music Rec.Release Date: 5.22.26Format: Vinyl
Tracklist:
Enjoy the Silence
Icon
Nothing Else Matters
Precious
One More Time
Nessun Dorma
Hydra
Handpan Horizon
Boom-Whaka
Big Five
Beat It Up!
Baumarkt
UPC: 4014063990167Label: Fine MusicRelease Date: 4.3.26Format: Vinyl
Tracklist:
Al Hilwa W'al Murra
Tuli Ya Leylay
Bint El Moshab
Hilwat Murrat El Layali
Ya Khayib Ana
El Hajar
Ahibbek
Dulab Bayat
Hmayyed
Khadri El Chai
El Hajar [Reimagined Version]
UPC: 4099964223248Label: World CircuitRelease Date: 6.5.26Format: Vinyl
Dur-Dur Band Volume 3 and 4Funk, disco and Somali soul from 1980s MogadishuIn the 1980s, Mogadishu was home to one of East Africa's most vibrant music scenes. Nightclubs, hotels and theatres filled with the sound of ambitious young musicians blending Somali melodies with funk, disco, reggae, soul and jazz. At the centre of that movement was Dur-Dur Band - a group whose recordings would later travel far beyond Somalia's borders and find new audiences decades after they were made.Drummer Adan Handal, alongside childhood friend Isse Dahir Qassim, brought some of Mogadishu's finest young talents together to explore new directions in Somali popular music. That idea gave birth to Dur-Dur Band. Drawing inspiration from Somali traditions as well as international influences, Dur-Dur created music that was both deeply local and remarkably modern.Their early cassette releases - Volumes 1 and 2 - quickly spread across Somalia. But it was with Volumes 3 and 4 that the band reached it's creative peak. Recorded under difficult circumstances, these albums captured a group pushing against every limitation: experimenting with rhythms, arrangements and studio techniques while facing personal losses and a country moving toward crisis.Volume 4 became one of Dur-Dur's most adventurous recordings - combining electronic percussion, unusual drum textures and reggae-inspired grooves with the unmistakable spirit of Somali music.Today, Dur-Dur Band's music has travelled further than anyone could have imagined - from Somalia's dance halls to listeners around the world. Their recordings are more than a document of a vanished era; they are proof of a musical creativity that survived war, displacement and decades of silence.For Adan Handal, the only musician to appear on every Dur-Dur recording, the story of the band is ultimately the story of a sound that refused to disappear.
Tracklist:
Introduction Vol.3
Boodhari Sidiisii (Like Boodhari)
Shuuta Shuutee (Trad. Chant)
Doobnimadey (My Maiden)
Liibaanta (Victory)
Run Maleysku Sheego (Let Speak The Truth)
Naf Jaceyl (Soulful Love)
Waloow (Even Though)
Introduction Vol.4
Waan Hubaa (I Am Sure)
Faduma (Women's Name)
Heelooy Heelooy (Trad. Chant)
Adigaa I dhalanrogey (You've Changed Me)
Ileen Hoheey (Oh! Surely)
Meedey (Where Is She?)
Ala Gariire (I Am Trembling)
Is yeel Yeel (Stop Pretending)
Gariirtee (You Are Shaking)
UPC: 4260126062252Label: Analog AfricaRelease Date: 10.2.26Format: Vinyl
(2-LP Set 45RPM 180Gram) For a century, ELAC has pursued one idea with unwavering focus: to create the best possible sound. Founded on tradition, driven by innovation, and always looking ahead, ELAC pioneered sonar technology and the study of sound's behavior in air and water from the very beginning. This scientific foundation still defines who they are today. ELAC's passion for sound soon found expression in music. ELAC became synonymous with precision engineering and musical excellence. ELAC rose to become one of the world's most respected loudspeaker manufacturers. This is also the motto of the 100th Anniversary Album: specially compiled recordings from various musical genres and countries, created by ELAC for this occasion. To best transmit this musical experience, the cutting has been made with 45 RPM using the DMM process and 180 Gram Virgin Vinyl for the pressing.
Tracklist:
Fanfare for the Common Man
Free Dom
Griff
Niores
Black Night
Carrousel (Short Version)
Toccata in D-Moll, BWV 565
Highway to Hell
Sex Without Bodies
Black Samurai
Ekwa Mwato (Affirmation of the Spirit)
Tulipani
I See Fire
Layla
Guitar Is Dead
UPC: 707787782418Label: InakustikRelease Date: 7.10.26Format: Vinyl
Tracklist:
Tenha Pena de Mim
Boato
Fala Baixinho
Marambaia
O Samba Está Com Tudo
Cadeira Vasia
Perdão
Beija-Me
O Bilhete
O Samba Brasileiro
As Polegadas Da Mulata
Eu Quero É Sorongar
UPC: 602561894076Label: Survival ResearchRelease Date: 9.4.26Format: Vinyl
Confessions of a Lonely Heart follows the journey of a heart searching for connection. Across nine tracks, including “Miss Me More,” “Someday” and “Psycho,” Eric Nam shares deeply personal confessions of heartbreak, yearning, obsession and self-discovery. While the stories are his own, the emotions behind them are universal: the desire to love, be loved and feel understood.“Loneliness can make us feel as though we’re the only person experiencing it, when in reality, it’s one of the most universal parts of being human,” Eric shares. “This album gave me a place to be honest about emotions that can be difficult to admit and confess things we often keep to ourselves. My hope is that people can hear pieces of their own stories in these songs and feel understood by them. When we’re willing to share what’s in our hearts, we remind one another that none of us is truly alone, and together, we can all be a little less lonely.”
Tracklist:
Track 1
Track 2
Miss Me More
Track 4
Track 5
How the Fire Started
Track 7
Track 8
Track 9
UPC: 820233496971Label: The Eric Nam CompanyRelease Date: 10.2.26Format: Vinyl
Tracklist:
Borinquen
Con Quien Andas
Latin Blues
Ya No Te Quiero
Negrita Mia
Telegrama
M ; M
Sassie
UPC: 8435008865283Label: VampisoulRelease Date: 5.15.26Format: Vinyl
Double green and red colored vinyl LP pressing. Afrodisiac is the fifth in the series of celebratory Fela 50th Anniversary reissues. Like it's predecessors in the series, this double LP edition is on color vinyl; the A/B side is green marble and C/D side is on red marble. The songs on Afrodisiac were tracks that Fela and the Nigeria 70 (Later Africa 70) re-recorded at Abbey Road Studios in 1972 after they had become hits in Nigeria. The best known song on the album is 'Jeun Ko Ku', a satire about gluttony and Fela's first major hit across West Africa. In Pidgin English the title means "chop and quench", which, in turn, means "eat and die" in Standard English. UPC: 720841206880Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 1.6.23Format: Vinyl
Alagbon Close was named after the headquarters of the Nigerian Criminal Investigation Department in Lagos. It was where Fela was detained after the 2nd raid on his home failed to find anything incriminating. The title track calls out the Nigerian police's violence, arrogance and apparent immunity from prosecution. Alagbon Close was also the first of Fela's albums to have a sleeve designed by Ghariokwu Lemi, whose artwork became an integral part of Afrobeat's message. To mark it's 50th anniversary, the album is presented on Jollof orange color vinyl in a single pocket, wide-spine jacket with gold foil OBI strip.
Tracklist:
Alagbon Close
No Get Eye For Back
UPC: 720841207184Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 10.11.24Format: Vinyl
Best of Black President is the 13 track guide to Fela Kuti’s massive and manifold creative career. This is the first time the compilation is available on vinyl. It is a 4 LP set, with updated cover art in a hardbound book jacket and printed inner sleeves. The individual LPs are pressed on red, green, blue and yellow vinyl. This edition also comes with a perforated board set of Ludo game pieces, dice and instructions on how to play. Limited edition of 3000 for the world.
Tracklist:
Lady
No Agreement (Part 2)
Shakara
Water No Get Enemy
Gentleman
Zombie
Sorrow Tears and Blood
Shuffering And Shmiling (Part 2)
Roforofo Fight
Coffin For Head Of State (Part 2)
O.D.O.O. (Edit)
ITT (Part 2)
Army Arrangement (Part 2)
UPC: 720841208389Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 11.21.25Format: Vinyl
2014 vinyl LP pressing reissue. Originally recorded in 1971 and 1978 by Fela Kuti's band, Africa 70, with the addition of former Cream drummer Ginger Baker, this album contains 4 songs plus a bonus track 16-minute drum duet between Baker and Africa 70's drummer Tony Allen recorded at the 1978 Berlin Jazz Festival.
Tracklist:
Let's Start
Black Man's Cry
Ye Ye de Smell
Egbe Mi O (Carry Me I Want to Die)
UPC: 720841206316Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 7.15.14Format: Vinyl
180gm vinyl LP pressing. 1973's Gentleman is the last of Fela's early 1970s transitional albums - it was followed by 1974's Alagbon Close, on which he brought all Afrobeat's signature ingredients together. The title track from can be interpreted literally or as metaphor concerning a wider issue. In this case, Fela's topic is the colonialism-induced inferiority complex which led many in Africa's new governing elites to reject African style, concepts of beauty and modes of behaviour in favour of European imports. Gentleman's other tracks, "Fefe Naa Efe" and "Igbe," have briefer lyrics. On "Fefe Naa Efe," an Ashanti motto from Ghana, Fela tells a woman dumped by her boyfriend that she must get over the heartache and move on. On "Igbe" (shit), Fela declares that anyone who betrays a friend is shit, and that anybody who lacks self-respect is shit - something you want to expel from your body as soon as possible. He sings the word "shit" in a several Nigerian languages, so there is no misunderstanding.
Tracklist:
Gentleman
Fefe Naa Efe
Fe Fe Ne Eye Fe - Fela Kuti
UPC: 720841206910Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 10.14.16Format: Vinyl
Limited blue colored vinyl LP pressing. This album was Fela's full-on sonic revenge on the military regime that attacked and brutalized him and his compound in Lagos twice in 1974. The raids on his Kalakuta Republic were an attempt by the Nigerian police and army to silence Fela. Brought to trial on trumped up charges with no substantive evidence, the court dismissed the case, set him free, and made him an even larger hero to the people of Nigeria. The album narrative delves deeply in the post-colonial corruption of Nigerian institutions and the grueling and brutal manner the police and the military treated all unfortunate enough to be caught up in their grip. This edition is pressed on Gulf of Guinea Blue (opaque blue) vinyl.
Tracklist:
Kalakuta Show
Don't Make Garan Garan
UPC: 720841208037Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 1.26.24Format: Vinyl
Knitting Factory Records reissues Fela Kuti's No Agreement on vinyl LP, previously only available as part of the Box Set series. No Agreement is sometimes overlooked among Fela's 1977 releases, eclipsed by albums such as J.J.D. (Johnny Just Drop) and Sorrow Tears and Blood, yet it is among his best records of the period. It features an outstanding Afrika 70 instrumental, "Dog Eat Dog" with a solo by the American trumpeter, Lester Bowie, of the Art Ensemble of Chicago, who was then staying with Fela in Lagos. The audio has been restored and remastered from Fela's original Nigerian recordings. The artwork has been meticulously recreated from original album artwork. UPC: 720841204015Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 12.13.19Format: Vinyl
"This edition of Original Sufferhead is a major event. With the release of box set #5, and now on this reissue, the title track of this magnificent album is presented in its full-length, 25 minutes 24 seconds glory. While preparing the master disc for the box set, our engineer Jedi, Colin Young, discovered four minutes of “lost” material on the B-side of the original pressing, including a superb keyboard solo by Fela. This had been omitted from subsequent reissues. The restored version used here starts and finishes with Fela’s keyboard work, a typically venturesome blend of futurism and visceralism.
Original Sufferhead was the first album Fela released under Egypt 80’s name (he had disbanded Afrika 70 in 1979).
On the title track, arguing from the personal to the political, Fela describes the inhuman treatment and poor living conditions experienced by working class Nigerians, the people he called sufferheads. In “Power Show,” Fela sings about the two-tier system dividing Nigerian society, in which the rich get treated one way and the poor another. This edition is pressed on ewuro (opaque light green) vinyl."
Tracklist:
Original Sufferhead
Power Show
UPC: 720841205234Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 2.23.24Format: Vinyl
Knitting Factory Records reissues Fela Kuti's V.I.P. on vinyl LP, previously only available as part of the Box Set series. V.I.P. (Vagabonds In Power) was recorded live at the Berlin Jazz Festival in autumn 1978 and released the following year. It is a ferocious and lyrically exalted attack on the abuse of state power. The festival straddled the cusp of the break-up of Afrika 70 and the formation of Egypt 80 in spring 1979, and V.I.P. (Vagabonds In Power) was the last album Fela made with the drummer Tony Allen, who had been with him since 1964 and acted as Afrika 70's bandleader. The audio has been restored and remastered from Fela's original Nigerian recordings. The artwork has been meticulously recreated from original album artwork. UPC: 720841204718Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 12.13.19Format: Vinyl
Limited yellow colored vinyl LP pressing. Recorded in 1971 with Ginger Baker behind the board and sitting in alongside fellow drumming legend Tony Allen, Why Black Man Dey Suffer was originally deemed too controversial for release by his label at the time. The title track is a history lesson on the oppression of the African man - detailing the litany of abuses they have suffered from being taken as slaves to having an alien people impose a new culture upon them, take their land, fight them, and set them against one another. The B-side is Fela's ode to the poorest of Lagos' poor that lived in the Mushin district; he contrasts the corruption of the upper classes with the humble lives of the people in Mushin. This edition is pressed on I?in yellow (transparent yellow) vinyl.
Tracklist:
Why Black Man Dey Suffer
Ikoyi Mentality vs Mushin Mentality
UPC: 720841207238Label: Partisan RecordsRelease Date: 1.26.24Format: Vinyl
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