Masterpiece: Created by Andrew Weatherall is an expertly curated triple-disc journey through the eclectic musical universe of one of electronic music’s most respected DJs and producers. Known for his influential work across acid house, post-punk, dub, and leftfield dance music, Weatherall constructs a hypnotic listening experience filled with deep grooves, cosmic textures, and atmospheric rhythms. Rather than focusing solely on club energy, this compilation flows with cinematic pacing, blending indie rock remixes, psychedelic disco, downtempo electronics, and underground house into a seamless late-night soundtrack. Featuring reinterpretations of artists such as Grinderman, The Horrors, Primal Scream, and Cut Copy alongside underground electronic producers, the collection reflects Weatherall’s adventurous musical taste and unmistakable production aesthetic. The gradual progression across the three discs creates a mood-driven narrative that moves from slow-burning groove to hypnotic dancefloor intensity. Rich in atmosphere and carefully sequenced, Masterpiece stands as both an introduction to Andrew Weatherall’s artistic vision and an essential collection for fans of sophisticated underground electronic music.

Fresh Chillout 2006 is a beautifully curated double-disc collection dedicated to smooth electronic relaxation, elegant lounge moods, and atmospheric downtempo soundscapes. Bringing together respected names from the chillout scene, the compilation creates an immersive listening experience ideal for late evenings, travel, cafés, or peaceful background sessions. Disc one leans into melodic warmth and sunset textures, featuring soothing rhythms and polished vocal moments. Disc two expands the mood with deeper ambient influences, refined grooves, and sophisticated electronic layering. Artists such as Blank & Jones, Above & Beyond, Schiller, Iio, and many others contribute tracks that blend emotion, melody, and modern production quality. The pacing remains balanced throughout, alternating between dreamy instrumentals and vocal-led highlights. Fresh Chillout 2006 stands as an excellent snapshot of mid-2000s lounge culture, offering listeners comfort, elegance, and timeless chilled vibes across more than two hours of music.

Obsession Lounge 7 is a stylish double-disc compilation designed for listeners who appreciate refined lounge atmospheres, chilled rhythms, and sophisticated electronic textures. Divided into Bedroom Side and Terrace Side, the set offers two complementary moods. The first disc focuses on intimate, warm, and sensual grooves filled with smooth melodies, soft percussion, and late-night elegance. The second disc opens into a more spacious and uplifting mood, blending sunset vibes, Balearic influences, and relaxed house-infused chillout energy. Featuring artists such as Afterlife, Cantoma, Bliss, Paul Hardcastle, and many more, the compilation maintains a polished flow from beginning to end. Rich instrumentation, tasteful vocals, and immersive production make this an ideal soundtrack for unwinding, social evenings, or peaceful background listening. Obsession Lounge 7 successfully combines comfort, sophistication, and modern downtempo aesthetics into a cohesive and rewarding listening experience.

Hirntot Posse brings a high-energy remix album to the table, showcasing their unique blend of hip hop and electronic beats. With features from notable artists like Smoky and King Orgasmus One, this album is a must-listen for fans of the genre. The remixes breathe new life into the original tracks, offering a fresh perspective on Hirntot Posse's signature sound. From the opening track to the closing note, this album is a thrilling ride that will keep you engaged and eager for more.

Cafe Mambo Ibiza - 10th Anniversary Album is a carefully curated and expertly mixed compilation by Pete Gooding, celebrating a decade of the iconic Ibiza sunset experience. Released in 2004, this double-disc collection captures the laid-back yet sophisticated atmosphere of Cafe Mambo, blending chillout grooves, smooth house rhythms, and elements of lounge and acid jazz. The first disc leans toward melodic and downtempo sounds, perfect for sunset listening, while the second disc gradually builds into deeper and more rhythmic territory. Featuring a diverse selection of artists, the album flows seamlessly, reflecting Gooding’s refined DJ style and understanding of mood progression. From lush vocals to instrumental textures, each track contributes to a cohesive and immersive journey. This compilation stands as an essential listening experience for fans of Balearic music and Ibiza’s timeless chillout culture.

Kenneth Bager’s Music For Mindfulness series continues with an 9 installment, procuring another suite of perfectly tempered melodic bliss.

4 CD box set celebrating the Madchester/baggy scene and the indie dance crossover. Featuring The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Inspiral Carpets, The Charlatans and more. With tracks presented in their extended mixes as played at clubs such as The Hacienda.

A feisty 4CD clamshell box set exploring the melting pot of British indie dance music that shook the lager drenched dancefloors in the second half of the 1990s. A supersonic soundclash of iconic electronic outfits like The Prodigy, Fatboy Slim, Basement Jaxx, Leftfield, Death In Vegas, Moloko, Orbital and Bentley Rhythm Ace, alongside floor-fillers from indie titans like Blur, Shed Seven, Charlatans, Super Furry Animals, Supergrass, Tricky, Sleeper, Gomez, Radiohead and Cornershop. Over four hours of party tunes and afters grooves, packed with punchy remixes from Chemical Brothers, Arthur Baker, Norman Cook, Midfield General, Mint Royale and Lynch Mob. As Britpop exploded across UK culture, Cool Britannia ruled the airwaves and was plastered across the pages of magazines and newspapers. Music festivals were making their great comeback and DJs and dance acts were sharing stages and headline slots with the biggest guitar bands around. This compilation takes a slippery trip through the hedonistic tunes that were filling the dancefloors, fields, front rooms and bedrooms across Great Britain as the country drank, danced and partied towards a new millennium. Featuring over 50 cuts across 4CDs bouncing from Britpop to Trip Hop and bopping from Big Beat to Techno with a superb selection of relentless remixes, chart-topers and chilled beats thrown in for good measure.

NOW Music is proud to present 60 more essential gems from the incredible year in Pop that was 1988 with NOW – Yearbook Extra 1988.

This album presents a wide selection of Blank & Jones music based on the fundamental concept of this project: the work is not simply created, but in a sense "found". It already exists - hidden, waiting to be rediscovered. Our task is to reveal it to the world. The goal of this release was not to simply create a collection of superficial remixes, but to rethink the music on a deeper level. The goal was to create something new, without forgetting the original creative sparks ignited by Blank & Jones. "Rediscovered Works" is a very special journey into our archive.

The Other Sound of Music is Edition Hawara’s first compilation of forgotten Austrian treasures from the 1980s. Plucked from dusty basements, flea markets and bespoke stores across the small Alpine country, it features eight quirky and charming pieces that afford a glimpse into largely unknown but surprisingly rich musical subcultures. The lovingly curated selection brings to light early soul, boogie and proto-house productions, as well as some of the most balearic tracks that have ever been made in a landlocked country. Finally giving this music the stage it deserves, The Other Sound of Music is the definitive guide to the outer limits of the Austrian underground.

Trailblazing instrumental synth pop experiments created to soundtrack Japan’s booming 1980s cartoon and comic industries. The brightly futuristic instrumentals on this collection reflect the mindset of composers and musicians who believed in a technological future where everything was possible. In the late 1980s Japan experienced a brief but heady period where societal changes combined with new-found wealth to open up a world of possibilities. A huge influx of cash - artificially created by slashed interest rates after an agreement with the US to weaken the dollar relative to the yen - resulted in the inflation of real estate and stock market at a rapid pace. While the economic bubble it created was unprecedented and impossible to sustain, for a while money was in plentiful supply.The musical genre City Pop reflected the aspirations of the country’s booming leisure class. Video games flourished with Nintendo's 1983 launch of their Family Computer (or FamiCom). Studio Ghibli was founded 1985 to later became one of the most famous and respected animation studios in the world, and Anime and Manga were established as major forms of entertainment for all generations of the Japanese public.

Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy is a highly respected and experienced musical selector and curator, founder of the album listening event and content hub Classic Album Sundays and an authority on music, sound and the vinyl renaissance. She was mentored by David Mancuso at his seminal Loft parties in New York City. Together they co-produced the compilation series David Mancuso Presents The Loft and worked together on David’s record label The Loft Audiophile Library of Music. In 2000, David told Time Out New York City “ She is very devoted and very pure about the music. She’s one of the only people I would trust, both with the music and with the equipment, to fill in for me.” She is one of the musical hosts at The Loft, the co-founder of the Lucky Cloud Loft parties in London and DJs internationally on the world’s best sound systems and dance floors.

For this uniquely personal retrospective spread over twelve vinyl discs, Sven Väth takes us back to the early days of his DJ career. On What I Used To Play we meet great pioneers of electronic music, gifted percussionists, obscure wave bands, and innovative producers of a bygone ‘new electronic’ era. Rough beats and irresistible grooves from the identification stage of house, techno, and acid remind us not just how far electronic music has evolved over the past four decades, but how great it was to dance to EBM, techno, and house for the very first time.

Spread over two CDs, Hard To Find is a brand new compilation series bringing together great and lost remixes from old 12" vinyl collections and CD singles (remember them?) gone by, that are…well…hard to find. If you consider yourself a trainspotter or a lover of quality music then this series is most definitely for you. DJ historian and journalist extraordinaire Bill Brewster writes the sleeve notes for the release and explains the concept behind the album
"With Hard To Find, we've sent our vinyl archaeologists to sift through the wreckage of acid house, throwing aside the Alison Limerick double packs and long-forgotten Shamen promos to bring you the gold (the only fool's gold we'd permit would be by Stone Roses). But not only are these the very best of the remixes from the most creative period of house music, we like to think they define it, too. As if that weren't sufficient, many of them have never been made available on CD before."