Zara McFarlane
Songs Of An Unknown Tongue

'WAIRUNGA' bush-alchemy album, digging deep to debut five songs and revisit two classics captured in an outdoor performance sans audience with wild weather elements playing an important creative role.In Freddys inimitable fashion the new tunes run a gamut of genre busting styles. 'Coffee Black' is layered with cosmic hot buttered soul and cinematic wigged out psyche-blues while 'Shady' continues Freddy's Afro-Acid adventures with Fitchie’s beat-making tapping into a South African township brand of techno Freddys experienced on tour.

The Pavilion Of Dreams was first conceived by Harold Budd in the early 1970s. He started writing an extended cycle of compositions that were produced by Brian Eno. Also appearing in the session were saxophonist Marion Brown and a pair of multi-instrumentalists in Gavin Bryars and Michael Nyma. The album was a cathartic one for Budd who said at the time that is "erased my past," and lead to a musical rebirth. "It was like my Magna Carta." It sure is a soothing listen, with heavenly ambient sounds, mellifluous chords and glowing harmonies all soothing the mind, body and soul as they gently unfold.

Holy Grail south African gem originally released in 1983 - includes the very very sought after "Nomalizo". First issued on independent label Munjabe, and later released in '85 for Japan onyl. This is very rare! Be With official reissue is the ORIGINAL rarely seen artwork, pressed on 180gram vinyl. Letta Mbulu sweet vocals veer in and out of disco, pop, and soul grooves! BULLET!

Twelve unstoppable deep funk burners from across the Numerosphere. A smorgasbord of sounds from R&B’s dapper younger cousin. Loose guitars and chunky drums lie in wait for discerning break-makers to finely chop and flip. The only funk record you’ll ever need to own.