PATRICK MORAZ

Taken from 'Out in the Sun.'

MARK CAPANNI

The original version of this tune made famous by the Jackson Singers.

GREG FOAT GROUP

I'm a huge fan of Greg Foat's 'Girl & Robot With Flowers' record. Vakula keeps this remix vibe heavy. Space in-Tjader.

IPPU-DO

Ippu-Do and Steve Jansen/Richard Barbieri from Japan convey the sea-lion's plight in a way only early eighties synth-pop can neatly and expressively surmise.

ALCEU VALENCA

Magico!

ART OF NOISE

Simple pleasures.

KIM ENGLISH

Lush! And good advice.

BOCA LIVRE

Boca Livre's (including Vasconcelos and Jobim) full LP 'Bicicleta' is on YouTube! Massively chipper feel to the whole thing.

RAGNARÖK

Not to be confused with the Norwegian black metal group. Stumbled across this sweet drifter at random. According to Wikipedia, in Norse mythology "Ragnarök is a series of future events, including a great battle foretold to ultimately result in the death of a number of major figures (including the gods Odin, Thor...), the occurrence of various natural disasters, and the subsequent submersion of the world in water. Afterward, the world will resurface anew and fertile, the surviving and returning gods will meet, and the world will be repopulated by two human survivors."

MAXIMUM JOY

Very apt band name!

CAFE JACQUES

The slinkiest AOR via Edinburgh.

BILL NELSON

Thanks to Rebekah!

PETER BROWN

Without love.

ALEX MALHEIROS

Azymuth's bassist would be the bassist in my dream band.

KLAUS SCHULZE

Nightmare tango.

STRÖER

 Re-release on Flame.

ANDREAS VOLLENWEIDER

Great to hear both HARP and STEEL DRUMS and MARIACHI BAND in this tune. A very rare occurrence.

DELEGATION

"I believe it's gonna get me this time..."

ALAIN CHAMFORT

Looks like Alain has locked himself in the spare room again.

DWIGHT DRUICK

Out sexy-ing Toto (if that's possible).

JOEY NEGRO

Absolute slammer!

MAYNARD FERGUSON

Do the hustle!

AFRICAINE 808

Looking forward to the new Africaine 808 12" dropping through the post. This is tiding me over until then. Toe tapper.

ASSO

This one's not as good as the original (obviously) but it is still stonkingly enjoyable.