Auntie Flo - Birds of ParadiseCelebrated DJ, producer, and sonic explorer Auntie Flo (aka Brian dSouza) described by The Guardian as one of global club cultures most vital voices returns this autumn with Birds of Paradise: a rhythmically rich, emotionally resonant, and ecologically grounded new album, out 23 October via his A State of Flo imprint. The album will be launched with a special live show at Londons Jazz Cafon the same day. Birds of Paradise draws on dSouzas global club

I've waited to being 60 yrs old to find a way to somehow act on that

Jay Graydon

jazz and funk

but no note

DJ Support: Marco Gallerani

Art & layout by Tiny Little Hammers

I-Cana and A La Izquiedra Del Colibri

The odd few tracks aside this is the first time that these releases have ever been repressed

Listen keenly and take in the sounds of the Jamaican music industry at its very beginnings

℗ 1979 Warner Bros

expressive vocals of Maria Joao’s quintet

up to 60 women deep