Fatback - Hot Box - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. Originally released in 1968 on the budget Saga tag, The Soul of The Matter has become a genuine cult favorite of the British late-sixties soul-pop underground. Long overlooked and pressed in modest quantities, the album quietly built a reputation among collectors as one of those rare low-budget releases where the artistry far outweighed the resources behind it. Fronted by the charismatic Herbie Hunte, whose warm and expressive vocals drive the record throughout, the Royalists blend blue-eyed soul, post-beat pop, light psychedelia and baroque flourishes into a sound both sincere and distinctive. From the infectious opener InchBaby I Love YouInch to the ambitious InchRoyal SuiteInch and the atmospheric instrumental standout InchLost Voyage,Inch the album showcases a band making inspired music with heart, energy and imagination. Despite it's humble origins, The Soul of The Matter stands today as a rediscovered gem-passed between collectors and crate-diggers for decades. Now lovingly reissued by Morgan Blue Town, this edition finally gives the album the attention and presentation it deserves. An essential addition for fans of British '60s soul, mod-era pop, and cult underground classics.

The fourth studio album by British band, Hot Chocolate, released in April 1978. The album features nine tracks, including the hit singles, InchSo You Win AgainInch - the band's first UK number-one - and InchEvery 1's a WinnerInch.

Vinyl LP pressing. The French soul/beat quintet was born in Paris in 2015 and recorded two vinyl singles in a row. The Ready-Mades released their first album, Autogestion Sentimentale, in 2018. Recorded on analog tape at the Retromixer studio in Châlons-en-Champagne, France, Tumbling Walls blows on the incandescent embers of 60's beat and soul, ignites minds and sets bodies ablaze, brings awareness and a contemporary outlook. It's twelve tracks are built around feverish melodies, vintage sound and irresistible groove, and talk about sorority, ecology, love, revolt, fatherhood, mistrust of the political class and of the start-up nation.