Pharoah Sanders - Jewels Of ThoughtEven by his standards, Pharoah Sanders' Jewels of Thought is a profound exploration of spiritual jazz that showcases the saxophonist's genius. Released in 1969, the album features two extended tracks, 'Hum Allah Hum Allah Hum Allah' and 'Sun in Aquarius,' each a journey through mystical soundscapes. Sanders' saxophone work is both fiery and meditative, weaving through dense, textured layers of percussion, chants, and harp. The album's hypnotic rhythms

he came up with this rough and very beautiful recording of his guitar playing in the last moment

Keep Me Safe (Dan F Remix)

with some fuller sounding production aesthetics

The maestro is well renowned for his skill at flipping already killer material into highly addictive dancefloor bombs

Smash It Up

Greg is performing at Ronnie Scotts's in London

arranged and performed by Sicilian mastermind producer Salvo Dub - an overwhelming fusion of electronic sounds and soulful vibes

Recorded at Larrabee Sound

and he picks up right where he left off with a long-awaited return to Chris Stussy’s admired imprint with four cuts that have been in heavy rotation for the label boss for months

The Supernatural Communication (Live 12" Mix)

as electronic music permeated popular culture

the 1970s classic from Colombian-Spanish duo Elkin & Nelson