Jalen Ngonda - Doctrine Of LoveJalen Ngonda returns with Doctrine Of Love, a 12" Vinyl album on Daptone Records that builds on the rich classic soul language of his acclaimed debut while sharpening the hooks, arrangements and emotional sweep. Rooted in compassion, grit and melody, the record folds pop immediacy into raw soul textures, gospel kissed backing vocals and warm horn flourishes. It is stylish, heartfelt modern soul from a singer whose voice carries the weight of the old

his latest dose of discotheque dopamine

Brother Beware

I have been into these for a long time and whilst not the rarest AOTN re-issue to date (although that may change now the words out) they deserve to be recognised for the solid LPs that they are

Exclusive and luxurious

Kristian Solhaug and Magnus JJ

never fully materialized

Obi-strip and insert included

London between June 1972 and January 1973

Now get into magic

it's an immediately recognisable signature

Redmo starts things off with the infectious piano line from Eddie Kendrick's classic and proceeds to tease all before him chopping up both elements to produce a seriously tasteful Mash up of the highest order

Calling You