Wow! Chapter 16 of this successful and influential series. This time compiled by Michael Rütten (Soulpatrol) and Michael Reinboth. After 30 years of sharing the love for music and a friendship it‘s about time for these two to get together for a musical trip around the world. Voted one of the best electronic music compilations by music magazines such as Groove, Mixmag, FAZE and DJ mag. With the launch of the series in 1995, it’s fair to say that Michael Reinboth or Compost essentially pioneered and established the future jazz genre. Further info about the artists upon request.
The 16th volume in the long-running Future Sounds Of Jazz compilation series through Compost - first launched by the label in 1995 and credited with helping establish the future jazz genre. This one compiled by Michael Rutten aka Soulpatrol, together with Compost founder Michael Reinbroth, it marks 30 years of friendship and shared musical vision, sound-checking wriggling Balearic funk from DJ Oil ('Yaka Di Bongo'), piano jazz spirituals via footwork via Contrast Trio ('Spot') and Burroughsian dub-steady from Felix Laband ('No Stars Did Glow').
A1: DJ Oil „Yaka Di Bongo“ (7 29) * First Time On Vinyl
A2: Baba Sikander „Nine Serpents“ (8 43) * First Time On Vinyl
B1: Ilhan Ersahin’s Istanbul Sessions „Birds“ (Kaan Duzarat Remix) (5 15)
B2: Bitchin Bajas „Amorpha“ (Drag City) (9 42)
B3: Peter Gall „Eat The Sun“ (2 48) * First Time On Vinyl
C1: Contrast Trio „Spot“ (5 30) * Exclusive
C2: Booker Stardrum „Telluric“ (8 36)
C3: Momoko Gill „Test A Small Area“ (2 13)
D1: Michael Reinboth „As If By Magic“ (6 52) * First Time On Vinyl
D2: Trinidadian Deep & Bradford James „Spirits In Motion“ (9 15)
E1: Soulpatrol „Love Variations Part 1 - Charlie Dark Reconstruction“ (7 39)
E2: Felix Laband „No Stars Did Glow“ (8 00) * Exclusive
F1: Brittany Davis “Sun And Moon” (6 14)
F2: Nico Zam „Can You Prove There Is God“ (7 22) * Exclusive
F3: Emanative feat. Jessica Lauren „Om Supreme (Hector Plimmer Remix)" (5 49) * First Time On Vinyl