Duval Timothy - Sen AmSen Am is an enduring and tender album, rich and beguiling and generous in a quiet way. Over the last few years, I find myself returning to it, listening and absorbing, reflecting on the voices and working through the multiple layers of feelings and themes it announces with confidence and equanimity. Notions of care and contradiction, expressions of joy and desire and the underlying feeling of unease and turmoil; there is an urgent appeal to the

The record touches on something old

he would arrange recording sessions

he's a producer with various aliases and a DJ who has already played on the most beautiful scenes in France and beyond

On the first moon

it's a blissfully peaceful and optimistic sounding collection

The mix of Herbert’s playfulness alongside expertly grooving production and unusual sounds makes this unique collection of work

As you may be used to by now on 3024

you'll find them on this Anglo-Dutch production

Modi who also plays with Halsall in their more electronic trio shares his passion for spiritual jazz and plays the music with real feeling while the role of the harp here is to bring a touch of 'magical reality' a floating dreaminess that is a vital part of Halsall's elegiac and beautiful music

like ‘Sober’

The splendid sound loved by listeners from rare groove

This 45rpm features an uptempo