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A really great album - Arthur Verocai has his influence all over this. I really like the A side and would recommend this to anyone who is a fan of Brazilian and well produced music.

One of my favourite feel good reggae records, totally wonderful singing on this one and it's perfect for those hot Summer afternoons. Big tune.

Agreed, first track is lovely the rest will pass you by without much interest.

My copy is slightly warped but I think it was Royal Mail rather than TC as their pressings are usually on point, not to worry - it's not a big issue and only slight.

Yet more brilliance from Time Capsule, the sleeve notes are excellent and the pressing is on par with all of the TC releases. I really like Osana, other worldly and funky !

Cadillac Of The Skies is pure John Williams, the sense of wonder in that record is incredible. An incredible moment in the film too as the plan flies past, pure Spielberg and an OST moment up there with the best.

i am fairly new to Sarah's work having been introduced by the Floating Points Late Night Tales compilation, this is deep reflective droney music with a lot of delicacy to the instrumentation. One for a deep listening experience rather than something... See full review

Listen to this in full, it demands that kind of respect and attention. A real journey LP and one for those that like listening to music in the outer stratosphere. Another great TC release.

Another great release from Time Capsule, shaping up to be one of the best reissue labels about at the moment. They really care about the pressing, packaging and their customers. Not just a slab of wax but an Obi, beautiful design of sleeve and good... See full review

A really great album, there are a lot of ambient/new age albums out there but this is unique it's selection of tracks and it's overall feel. One for the Autumn afternoons. I love it.

Yeadon (Dream Mix) - big vocal and lovely low slung groove. We can be free together, love this kind of slo-jam.

The opening of the compilation that has Sarah Davachi shows Sam's intention, it's such a wonderfully beautiful record and her music has now gone on to my wants list. I love the soul section and the ending in particular is wonderfully beautiful. A... See full review

E soul balearica, proper end of night fodder and the sort of record that follows you around as much as you want to hear it - I have heard this played in so many locations over the years. Phil Mison mix is decent too. A big Nado release.

bouncing beautiful boogie funk and all the good stuff. Game over the first time I heard this.

this is so so so so so so good. Part 2 was a mainstay of my DJ sets for many years. Think I played it constantly.

great boogie record from GF - empowered by women what can he do but sing about it too with love, kindness and respect.

For me the greatest Chic album. I would say that though, it has I Want Your Love on it which for me is a Desert Island Disc. The arrangement on that record never fails to not impress me and I still hear new elements every now and again. Also, At Last... See full review

A fine pressing, nice art print inside the sleeve with 'ooh heavens a place on earth' speech bubbles matching the front cover. Musically it is a fine example of Clint Mansell and his restrained ability to pull at the heartstrings with chords which are... See full review

A wonderful album with beautiful organs, tubular bells and has all the elements of a 70's spy film meets some really fantastic soulful melodies throughout. There is a bluesy element too which is very welcome. It sounds old for all the right reasons.

A great door into the world of Spacetalk records and these artists, I'll Be OK Tomorrow' and 'To See One Eagle Fly' are personal favourites, the actual sleeve art/design and story behind the music is interesting and compelling. A superb release of new... See full review

By far the strongest album from a band that make some great modern jazz/crossover electronic jazz. I'd file these guys with Cinematic Orchestra and the more aesthetically pleasing end of electronic music, that said this is Portico Quartets most... See full review

A lovely one from Music From Memory, shaping up to be one of the labels to now always reference and check in on - this being a perfect case in point. Much of the same throughout the album but that isn't a bad thing as the mood is horizontal,... See full review

Stunner of a record, keeps on building and goes into the C2 usualness and heads to a Detroit journey of optimum madness. Bloody great played on a good system too.

Wonderful vinyl pressing, the music itself is a kraut balearic dub disco groover - yes all of these sounds muddled into a post rock approach, think Neu meets the sounds of some sci-fi film. Hats off to Claremont for the art work too, a space ship... See full review

Completely mental record - very odd quirky disco music which is balearic but altogether a completely bonkers bit of music.