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RECENT ALBUMS (Updated 28th Aug. 2009)
2008
ALEX LATTIMORE - PROMISE (AlexJDot))
Nice mellow Soul album from this rich-voiced singer (Who also plays many of the instruments too) - He sounds like a cross between Walter Jackson and Will Downing. You might know Alex from his work with the group Jiva. Great modern Soul with a wonderful live Jazz-tinged band. Highlights Include: Kissing you, Lullabye & A million Ways.
**
BENNSON - LET THE LOVE (Raw Fusion)
Strong mainly up-tempo set recorded in Sweden (although Bennson is Australian). Going down a similar rout to the Sunburst Band - A little commercial at times but all very good. Highlights include: Whatever it is, Let the love, Fly high & I need music.
***
COOL MILLION - GOING OUT TONIGHT (Expansion)
Nice mainly up tempo set from Denmark which re-creates the mid-80's sound of groups like Midnight Star, Atlantic Star, Mtume & Kleeer. Not a bad track on here. Highlights include: Going out tonight, Get up on the floor & Lift me up.
**
DJ KAWASAKI - YOU CAN MAKE IT (Columbia)
Nice Japanese House album from this accomplished DJ/producer. Lacking in real thrills but good throughout. Highlights include: Elevate your mind & Bright like light.
*
DONALD SHEFFEY -LET'S BE LOVERS (Donald Sheffey)
Really strong Soul album from this talented New Yorker. Featuring a great mix of Mid-tempo, dancers and ballard's too with an early 80's feel at times. Donald's voice reminds me a little of Freddie Jackson at times. Highly recommended. Highlights include: Just because, Sweetheart & Let's be lovers.
**
DON-E - NATURAL (Dome)
Cool set from this London based Singer/producer who some may know from his more Urban and Hip-Hop production work. This on the other hand is 21st century Nu- Soul at it's best - Cool, Jazzy and Loungey too. I was a bit late coming to it, but what a great album! Highlights include: Addictive luv, Love shine in & Drive.
**
FEET - HANDS UP FOR FEET (Feetprod)
Great Jazzy-Soulful-Dance set from France - Although only available as a Japanese import at the moment. Containing all the single releases of the last couple of years and a lot more too. Not to be missed. Highlights include: Cool Summer, Hard to say, I think of you & My music.
***
INCOGNITO - TALES FROM THE BEACH (Dome)
Nice (but by their very high standards a little disappointing) new album from Bluey and the gang. Not a bad track, but somehow lacking in frills. Well worth a listen. Highlights Include: I've been waiting, Never look back & Feel the pressure.
*
JAZZANOVA - OF ALL THE THINGS (Verve)
Jazzanova does Soul! (And a little Jazz too!) Something rather different for these talented Berlin based DJ/producers and it works. A retro set with many fine vocalists the best of which - for me at least is Paul Randolph. Highlights include: Let me show ya & Lucky girl.
*
MARC EVANS - THE WAY YOU LOVE ME (Defected)
Wonderful mainly Soulful-House set with the emphasis on Marc's powerful vocals. Great production using loads of familiar rifts. And although many of the tracks have already been released as singles it's good to hear the album versions. Highlights include: The way U love me, I don't want you anymore, Am I crazy & This thing called love.
***
MILLION DOLLAR ORCHESTRA (THE) - BETTER DAYS (BBE)
One for the real Disco lovers. Brand new Disco sounding like it was recorded in the 1970's - In an analogue studio using a real orchestra and what sounds like period synthesizers too. Very similar to Patrick Adams in about 1978. Highlights include: Keep on doin' whatcha doin', Feel the music & Makin' love.
*
RAPHAEL SAADIQ - THE WAY I SEE IT (Sony)
Nice retro set - In fact if somebody had played this to me and said it was a Motown album from the end of the 60's I would have believed them. Most tracks sound like they could have been recorded by The Temptation, Smokey Robinson and the stand out track (Never give you up) by Marvin Gaye. Not a bad track on here. Highlights include: Just one kiss (feat. Joss Stone) & Never give you up (feat. Stevie Wonder)
*
REEL PEOPLE - SEVEN WAYS TO WONDER (Papa)
Great U.K. Soul/Dance album. Even better than their last one! (And that was pretty special too!) Not a bad track on here. This really is Soulful Dance at it's best - Soulful and Jazzy too. Everyone should have a copy of this great album in their collection. Essential. Highlights include: Outta love (feat. Omar), So Amazing, Rise and fly & Perfect sky.
****
SNOWBOY - SNOWBOY'S SOUL SPECTACULAR (Acid Jazz)
A best of all the great stuff this U.K. DJ/musician/producer has done over the last few years. From Soul to Jazzfunk. Some great tracks. Highlights include: Astralisation, Girl over board & Where love lives.
***
SUNBURST BAND - MOVING WITH THE SHAKERS (Z Records)
Strong new set from Joey Negro and the band. Mainly 21st century Disco and Boogie but Soulful and Jazzy too in places. Highly recommended (Although a little "cheesy" at times). Highlights include: Put a lyric in it, Moving with the shakers, Journey to the sun & We can live forever.
***
SUPER-PHONICS - INTERSTELLAR (Freestyle)
Nice upbeat set from this U.K. group (although originally released in Japan). Sounding modern but with an early 80's feel - similar to Incognito at times. Highlights include: Dial L for love & Interstellar.
*
SWING OUT SISTER - BEAUTIFUL MESS (Promo)
Nice cool and easy Jazzy Soul album from this consistent U.K. duo. Wonderful arrangements (similar at times to the lush 70's soul tunes.) with Beautiful vocals. Not a bad track on here (although the two re-mixes do let it down a bit). Highlights include: All I say, all I do, Out there & Beautiful mess.
***
TOM JONES - 24 HOURS (S-Curve)
Love him or hate him you have to admit that the man has got a great voice. And on this album he also has good songs and wonderful production too! Ranging from the contemporary to sixties (and dare I say it Northern-Soul) sounding tracks with a touch of the Swing Out Sister style production too. Very good. Highlights include: I'm alive, If he should ever leave you & In style and rhythm.
*
V.A. DIMITRI FROM PARIS - RETURN TO THE PLAYBOY MANSION (Defected)
The third installment of this great series. 2 C.D.'s of Soulful House, Disco, Boogie & Soul all mixed by Dimitri. ( CD 2 is surprisingly mellow.) Highlights include: Musique - Love massage, Fish Go deep - The cause & the cure, & Flowers - For real
**
V.A. GILLES PETERSON IN THE HOUSE (Defected)
Latest installment of this consistent series finds G.P. in fine form. A good selection of Soulful-House and underground Soul and Jazz Funk classics spread and mixed over 3 C.D.'s. My only criticism is that many of the older tracks are edited far to much (Sometimes to a minute or two - Why not put less tracks on!) Highlights include: Wahoo - Don't take it personal, Shuya Okino (replayed by Sleepwalker) - Thank you & Johhney Hammond - Tell me what to do.
*
V.A. INDEPENDENT SOUL DIVAS (Lola Waxx)
The title says it all! A nice album of new (or should that be Nu?) Soul and R&B, full of strong exciting tracks. Highlights include: Maya Neiada - I need a moment, D'Cheri - I'm alive & Rene Jones - Summer day.
*
V.A. SOUL ECSTASY (Expansion)
Ralph Tee puts together a great collection of his favourite late 70's and early 80's mid-tempo grooves. And what a nice selection - Ranging from the familiar to tracks you'll be amazed aren't played more often! Highlights include: Gayle Adams - Let's go all the way, Champaign - Can you find the time, George Duke - say that you will & Damaris - What about my love.
***
V.A. SOUL TOGETHERNESS 2008 (Expansion)
The 9th (I think!) annual installment of this great series does not disappoint. From Modern-Soul to Soulful-Dance old and new. This really is all that's good on the U. K. Soul scene. In the unlikely advent that you could only buy one album this year this should be the one. Highlights include: Bennson - Let the love, The Sunburst Band - Put a lyric in it, Richard Stepp - Caught up in a whirlwind & J.P. Rodgers - All my lovin,
****
V.A. SOUL UNSIGNED - EP 001 (Soul Unsigned)
Four great tracks from different artists. Excellent Gentleman - Tonight alright, felix - Leave it all behind, Grooves back Productions - Blow your mind, Harambe - In the bone. Although all sounding very different, they all have a slight retro feel - Yet contemporary too. It is so nice to hear good up-tempo soul. A must!
***
V.A. SOUL UNSIGNED - EP 002 (Soul Unsigned)
The 2nd release from Solar Radio presenter Phil Driver's new label and every bit as good as the first. Another four unknown (to me anyway) artists with four great new tracks - this time around with a more Jazzy (or even JazzFunky) feel.
Proving that there is cool and exciting new Soul music out there.
***
V.A. SOUL UNSIGNED - LP Viol. 1 (Soul Unsigned)
The first album release from this exciting record label and it's a winner! 14 great new Soul track - Some with a Jazz-Funk feel. Proving that there is cool mid. and up-tempo new Soul out there! (And not only the dull one-paced stuff I keep hearing played by some Soul DJ's!) A Must! Highlights include: Kre8iv 4ce - She, Al Campos - New York Feeling & Mothergroove - Don't waste your time.
***
VLADIMIR CETKAR - WE WILL NEVER END (Vladimir)
Very good, exciting Jazz Funk set from this Macedonian (via U.S.A.) artist. It has a real late 70's early 80's British Jazz funk sound. But at only seven tracks (about 30 minutes) it is far too short. Recommended. Highlights include: We will never end & In the open space.
**
2007
4 HERO - PLAY WITH THE CHANGES (Raw Canvas)
U.K. DJ/producers really getting it all right. Great album throughout. Soulful down-tempo dance/Broken beat. Highlights include: Morning child, Look inside, Play with the changes & Our own place.
****
AL CAMPOS - OLD SCHOOL LOVIN' (PositiveSOUL)
Nice Blue-eyed Soul set from this talented Californian (via Denmark) singer/songwriter/Trombone player. Has a cool vibe which you only get from a good live band. Sounding a little like Daryl Hall at times. Highlights include: Old school loving & New York feeling.
*
ALLSTARS COLLECTIVE (THE) - ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC (Specific)
A nice Soulful-Jazzy set produced by and featuring Hamish Stuart (The Average White Band). Featuring the cream of Europe's session musicians and great vocalists too - Including Jocelyn Brown. Highlights include: Remedy & Hey Listen up.
*
ANANDA PROJECT - FIRE FLOWER (King Street)
Really good House/Lounge album that just keeps getting better and better. Highlights include: Fireworks, Stay as you are & Universal love.
***
D.J. DAY - THE DAY BEFORE (Melting Pot Music)
Good cool Hip-Hop/Jazz set from U.S. DJ/producer. Highlights include: Four hills, A place to go & Lovebug.
**
EBONY ALLEYNE - NEVER LOOK BACK (Expansion)
Nice soul album. Although Ebony has an unusual (yet nice) voice (Like a slightly speeded-up Dione Warwick!) the songs work well. Highlights include: Second look & Merry-go-round.
*
KATHY DIAMOND - MISS DIAMOND TO YOU (Permanent Vacation)
Electro(ish) album with a nice early 80's feel at times. Highlights include: On and on.
*
LANU - THIS IS MY HOME (Tru-Thoughts)
Varied album from this southern-hemisphere artist. Touching all bases from Broken-beat, Jazz, latin, Nu-Soul, Hip-Hop & even House. Retro at times but modern too. Worth living with for a while. Highlights include: Rise & Shine.
**
METROPOLITAN JAZZ AFFAIR - METROPOLITAN JAZZ AFFAIR (Infracom)
Nice Jazz set from this French group. Highlights include: Drifting & Find a way.
*
RAW ARTISTIC SOUL - YOU GOT RHYTHM (Gogo)
Nice Jazzy Soulful dance set (with a slight retro feel at times). Highlights include: Zaab, Keep on shining & in their eyes.
*
V.A. GILLES PETERSON DIGS AMERICA VOL. 2 (Ubiquity)
Fine eclectic set of vintage Jazzy-Soul and Jazz rarities. Style wise this sits somewhere in between G.P.'s Jazz Juice and Black Forest compilations. Some great moments. Highlights include: Carris Cleveland - Make love to me, The Diddy's - Intergalactic love song, Steve Parks - Sadness in my Samba & Reverie - In every way.
**
V.A. MAIDEN VOYAGE (Compost)
Great selection from Munich DJ R. Truby reflecting music from his club night. 1970's/early 80's set of Jazzy Two-Step soul. Inspired choices. Highlights include: Toto - Georgie Porgy, Raw Soul Express - The way we live & Xavier - Love is on the one.
****
V.A. - RESONA TOKYO MIDTOWN: MUSIC FOR DESIGN BANK (Rambling)
Wonderful Lounge/Dance compilation from japan. Highlights include: Jimpster -Close to you, Swell Session - Gone, The Rurals - Messages & Shuya Okino - Pieces of you.
***
V.A. - SOUL TOGETHERNESS 2007 (Expansion)
Very good mix of mainly new and recent (with some older) Soul. A must! Highlights include: Wahoo - Don't take it personal, Jazztronik - Beautiful flow, Rene Scott - We can make it better, Karl Frierson - Ten Minutes & D.J. Jazzy Jeff - My souls not for sale.
****
V.A. SUNDAY SOUL SELECTION (Soul Brother)
Nice set of 1970's Modern Soul put together by Solar Radio DJ Shaun Robbins. Highlights include: Pulse - Sunshine, Grace Jones - Sorry & Mac Davis - I'm just in love.
*
V.A. THE WANT LIST vol.3 (Soul Brother)
Great selection of cool hard to find Two-Step Soul. Highlights include: Vernon Burch- Lovely lady, Carl Davis - Show me the way & Ken Williams - Sweet music soft lights & you.
****
V.A. VILLAGE SOUL vol.2 (Expansion)
DJ Terry Jones puts together a nice selection (I like it more than the first one!) of Soul from the 70's to present. It really recreates the feel of the old Shorditch club night. Highlights include: Adeva - Don't think about it, Delegation - One more step to take & Ebonys - Do you like the wy I love you.
**
WILL DOWNING - AFTER TONIGHT (Peak)
Nice mainly mid-tempo (But with a nice edge!) album. Will's best for years. Highlights include: Will's groove & Lovers melody (feat. Roy Ayers).
*
2006
DONALD McCOLLUM - U DON'T WANT MY LOVE (Dome)
Nice Soul album from Germany from this rich voiced Chicago singer. Great production which works best for me on the up tempo tracks. Highlights include: Lose my cool, U don't want my love & You're my everything.
**
D.J. KAWASAKI - BEAUTIFUL (Columbia)
Strong Japanese (mainly) House/Dance album. Not a bad track on it. Highlights
include: The love of music & Like thunder.
***
GERD - PERSPECTIVES (LEA)
Really strong Nu-Jazz/Hip Hop/Broken-Beat and Soulful set from this Dutch duo featuring some talented vocalists too. Sadly overlooked by most people but well worth a listen. Highlights include: Fire in my soul, In love with you & So real.
**
ISOUL8 - BALANCE (Sonarkollektive)
Wonderful Soulful, Jazz-tinged Dance/Electronica. Good throughout. Highlights include: Give it up, So simple & On my heart.
***
JIMPSTER - AMOUR (Freerange)
British DJ/producer with a great down-tempo House/Electronica set. Highlights include: In so deep & Love you better.
**
JIVA - SUN AND MOON (Expansions)
Great album from this talented USA band - Real instruments and wonderful vocalists.Has a slight Boss-Nova feel, Jazzy and Soulful with some dancers too.
Highly recommended. Highlights include: I realized, Daydreamer & Stars (Louie Vega mix).
***
KENNY THOMAS - CRAZY WORLD (Conceptmusic)
This talented U.K. singer has been around a while but is his strongest set yet. Although a little cheesy at time it still has some great moments. Highlights include: Him & Sunshine girl.
*
KOOP - KOOP ISLAND (Atlantic)
Nice (although short!) Jazz album from this Scandinavian group. Great vocals and a real retro feel. (It was sadly missed by almost everyone.) Highlights include: Come to me & I see a different you.
**
KYLE EASTWOOD - NOW (rendezvous)
Nice Jazz album (from Clint's son). Worth a listen. Highlights include: September nights.
*
MARCELL & THE TRUTH - HOPES TO HIGH (Basement Boys recordings)
Nice Gospel-tinged Soul album (similar to The Rance Allen Group in places). Marcel's voice is awesome but the rest of the band are just perfect too! Wonderful. Highlights Include: Hopes too high, Breath love & Maybe I'm not the man.
***
SHUYA OKINO - UNITED LEGENDS (Especial)
Really great dance album from Japan. Shuya collaborates with a selection of todays hot dance artists. Every track is a winner! (Probably the best album of 2006) Highlights include: Thank you, Is it love, Love is the key & What would I do.
****
VICTOR BROOKS - SAMBA SOUL (Victor Brooks)
Really nice mainly mid-tempo Bossa Nova Jazz-tinged soul album with a cool summer-groove. Good throughout. Highlights include: Lovin' you baby & Believe it or not.
**
V.A. - RAINBOW SOUL vol.1 ( Phuture Lounge)
Good compilation of Nu-Soul from this Manchester lable. Highlights include: Eyes burn & New era by Oezlem.
**
VISIONEERS - DIRTY OLD HIP HOP (BBE)
Great Jazzy Hip Hop set (Has a Mizell Brothers feel at times) from U.K. DJ/producer Mark Mac (of 4Hero). Highlights include: Runnin', The world is ours, Dirty old Bossa Nova & Rollin' for the ride.
****
XANTONE BLACQ - TO THE HEAVENS AND BEYOND (Platinum Fingers)
Absolutely fabulous set of Nu- cool Soulful-Jazzy Dance vibes from this U.K. artist. Highly recommended. Highlights include: Yes I do, Search for the sun & Makes me wanna.
****
2005
( THE BEST YEAR FOR MUSIC I CAN REMEMBER FOR AGES!)
ATAR & THE FUNKADROME - FUNKADROME (Universal)
Great album from this 15 piece London band who sound like a cross between Savanna, Light of the World and Jamiroquai. Has a real late 70's, early 80's feel. Highly recommended. Highlights include: You set my soul on fire, Cruising supanova & Trippin'.
***
BAH SAMBA - FOUR (BKO)
Strong double CD from this great U. K. latin-tinged Jazz-Funk/Soulful-House band. Highlights include: Let the drums speak, Have you got your bootz on & Just want to love you.
**
BRIGETTE - STARLITE LOUNGE (Expansion)
Wonderful Bossa Nova Soul set from this warm voice singer. Great cool mid-tempo vibe running throughout. Highlights include: Much to much, Star & Betcha.
***
BRYAN CORBETT - PRESSURE VALVE (Freestyle)
Nu-Jazz with a broken-beat/ Down-beat feel from this British trumpet player (lots of vocals too!) Really good throughout, every track's a winner! Highlights include: Pressure valve & Corbenover.
***
EARTH, WIND & FIRE - ILLUMINATION (Sanctuary Urban)
Great return to form for arguably the greatest band of all time. Although this sounds like a contemporary Soul/dance album it also sound like vintage EWF too.
Every fan should have this in their collection. Wonderful. Highlights include: Lovely people, Pure gold, The one & Liberation.
****
FIVE CORNERS QUINTET - CHASSIN' THE JAZZ GONE BY (Ricky-Tick)
Wonderful straight ahead Jazz set from this Scandinavian band. Has a retro feel and yet sounds contemporary too. Modern Jazz-Dance at it's best. Great playing and some lovely vocals too. Highlights include: Blue cycles, This could be the start of something (feat. Mark Murphy) & Three corners.
**
IAN MARTIN - THE WAY (Expansion)
Strong Soul and Soulful dance album from this talented artist and producer. It has a real early 80's feel at times and at others sound very contemporary. Highlights include: Release, Brother, You are & Movin' on.
***
INCOGNITO - ELEVEN (Dome)
Strong set from this UK super group. Wonderful arrangements and great vocals. Jazz-tinged Soulful-Dance at it's best. Highlights Include: We got music , Come away with me & When tomorrow brings you down.
***
JAMIROQUAI - DYNAMITE (Sony BMG)
Like all JK's albums this one is a mix of Jazz-Funk and Rocky-chart music But the Jazz-Funk is so good. With the possible exception of Incognito I can't think of any group or artist who has made so much cool music over the last 15 years. Although there are a few bad tracks this may well be their best album - The rest of the set is fantastic! Highlights include: Dynamite, Seven days in sunny June, Talullah & Time won't wait.
***
JUKKA ESKOLA - JUKKA ESKOLA (Free Agent)
Great Nu-Jazz set from the trumpet player with The Five Corners Quintet. Sounding like it was recorded in the 1970's. Strong throughout. Highlights include: 1974 & Timber up.
*
MAXINE BRAHAM - IF (BKO)
Nice Nu-Soul set from the UK. For me at it's best on the more up tempo tracks but good throughout. Highlights include: Wherever, I wish & If.
*
POSTMODERN JAZZ (FEAT. ROY AYERS) - LOVE NOT TRUTH (PJCD)
Great slice of contemporary Jazz-Funk. Every tracks a winner. Each time I put it on I find a new favorite. Highlights include : Love not truth, Darkness into light, Everything & Another kind of culture.
***
REBIRTH - THIS JOURNEY IN (Kajmere)
Maybe the best album for over twenty years. As cool a it gets - Jazzy, Funky, Soulful and danceable too. This really is modern Soul/Dance music at it's best. Having an Earth, Wind & Fire/ Roy Ayers and Rufus feel too. Every home should have one! Highlights include: This journey in, Sinkin', Got your madness &
Everybody say yeah.
****
ROY AYERS - MAHOGANY VIBE (BBE)
Nice set from this legendry artist. Although he has recorded some great material with others this is without a doubt his best solo album for over twenty years. Keeping that great 70's feel but bringing it right up to date. Highlights include: I wanna feel you, Ft. Dupont park & Everybody loves the sunshine (feat. Erykah Badu).
*
V.A. GET THIS PARTY STARTED (Expansion)
Chris Hill's great collection of "New school Caister anthems". Really nice original selection of tracks. Recommended. Highlights Include: 66 mellow - New Version Of Soul, Blowin' my mind - Solo, Just you and me - Sean Oliver & Magic - D'Influence.
***
V.A. STRANGE FUNKY GAMES AND THINGS (BBE)
Third installment of this great series and it doesn't disappoint. Wonderful inspired selection of cool soul. A must! Highlights include: Inside out - American Gypsy, Give me your love - Barbara Mason, Come into my life - The Supremes & L.A. nights - Yasuko Agawa.
****
V.A. THE WANT LIST VOL. 2 (Soul Brother)
Much better than vol. 1. This really is a fantastic collection of rare two step soul masterpieces. Highlights include: Barbara Mason - World in crisis, The Vibrations - Shake it up, Samuel Jonathan Johnson - My music & Isaac Hayes - A few more kisses to go.
****
STEVIE WONDER - A TIME TO LOVE (Motown)
Great return to form for this all time great. Without a doubt his best album for about twenty five years. At times this is Stevie at his best. Highlights include: The sweetest somebody I know, Moon Blue, My love is on fire & So what the fuss.
**
A FEW OLDER ALBUMS TOO
Reviews to follow.
AMP FIDLER - WALTZ OF A GHETTO FLY (Genuine 2003)
**
ANTOINIQUE - ANTOINIQUE (X.O. 2003)
*
BLAZE - 25 YEARS LATER (Motown 1990)
***
COOLY'S HOT BOX - DON'T BE AFRAID: GET ON (Jobo 2004)
***
D'ANGELO - BROWN SUGAR (Virgin 1995)
****
DARYL HALL - SOUL ALONE (Sony 1993)
***
ERYKAH BADU - BADUIZM (Motown 1997)
****
ERYKAH BADU - MAMA'S GUN (Motown 2000)
**
GEORG LEVIN - WHEN I'M WITH YOU (Sonar Kollektiv 2003)
**
INCOGNITO - ADVENTURES IN BLACK SUNSHINE (Dome 2004)
***
INCOGNITO - WHO NEEDS LOVE (Dome 2003)
****
INTUIT - INTUIT (Compost 2004)
*
JILL SCOTT - WHO IS JILL SCOTT (Hidden Beach 2000)
**
JIMPSTER - DOMESTIC SCIENCE (Kudos 2002)
****
KOOP - WALTZ FOR KOOP (Sony 2001)
****
KYOTO JAZZ MASSIVE - SPIRIT OF THE SUN (Compost 2002)
*
L.T.J. BUKEM - THE JOURNEY (Kinetic 2000)
**
MARTHA REDBONE - SKINTALK (Blackfeet 2004)
*
MARY J. BLIGE - MY LIFE (MCA 1994)
***
MASTERS AT WORK - NUYORICAN SOUL (Blue Thumb 1997)
***
MODAJI - MODAJI (Laws of Motion 2000)
***
NICOLA CONTE - OTHER DIRECTIONS (Schema 2004)
*
JAMIROQUAI - A FUNK ODYSSEY (Sony 2001)
**
REEL PEOPLE - SECOND GUESS (Defected 2004)
***
ROY AYERS - VIRGIN UBIQUITY (BBE 2004)
***
SEEK - JOURNEY INTO DAY (Dome 2003)
****
SUNBURST BAND - UNTIL THE END OF TIME (Z Records 2004)
***
SUNBURST BAND (THE) - HERE COMES THE SUNBURST BAND (Z 1998)
**
SWING OUT SISTER - WHERE OUR LOVE GROWS (Sanachie 2004)
****
TEENA MARIE - LA DONNA (Cash Money 2004)
****
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