Dive into the iconic beginnings of Marvin Gaye with his album "In the Beginning," capturing the essence of his early career. Then, get swept away by the power and intensity of DMX with his legendary album "Exodus," a symbol of an era marked by its powerful rhythms. In 2024, revisit "CRU," the second solo album by Seu Jorge, celebrating 20 years as a timeless classic with a bonus single. Next, rediscover the poignant lyrics of "Blowin' In The Wind," Bob Dylan's iconic anthem, in an album featuring many of his greatest hits. For reggae lovers, Israel Vibration's album "Praises" will take you on a captivating journey to the deep roots of the genre. In a more rock-oriented vibe, Damon Albarn's second solo album "The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows" offers a poetic and immersive experience, blending ambient sounds and delicate orchestration, inspired by the beauty of Icelandic landscapes. To top it off, this month’s limited-edition Collector's pick is the official soundtrack from Charlie Chaplin’s iconic movie “The Great Dictator” specially selected for you.

Released in 2015, the vinyl of the soundtrack for Charlie Chaplin's film "The Great Dictator" offers an immersion into the timeless musical world of the silent film master. Made in 1940, this silent film is a bold satire of the totalitarian regimes of its time, combining humor, emotion, and incisive social critique. The soundtrack is a poignant work where Chaplin's music reveals its emotional depth, blending melancholy and hope through delicate and expressive compositions. This vinyl reissue provides an authentic experience, allowing listeners to rediscover the humanistic drive and sensitivity that define Charlie Chaplin. Israel Vibration - Praises



Released in 1990, Israel Vibration's "Praises" is packed with hits performed by Wiss, Skelly, and Apple, backed by the original Roots Radics. The lineup features the legendary Style Scott on drums (later joining ON U SOUND in London), Flabba Holt on bass, Dwight Pinkney on lead guitar, Bingy Bunny on rhythm guitar, Sticky on percussion, Mallory Williams on keyboards, and a brass section led by Dean Frazer on saxophone, Nambo on trombone, and David Madden on trumpet. Produced by Doctor Dread, the album hadn’t been reissued on vinyl since its original release, with only one CD re-release in 2004 by Nocturne. For this occasion, it features a new remaster, a 350g cover, honoring the greatness of this iconic album.

Marvin Gaye - In The Beginning

Marvin Gaye's “In the Beginning” traces the promising early career of a soul icon. The album features standout tracks like the upbeat "Stubborn Kind of Fellow," which marked his initial success, and the romantic ballad "Pride and Joy," a Motown classic. These songs beautifully capture his evolving style, blending R&B, gospel, and pop. This album serves as the perfect introduction to Marvin Gaye's rise before his later masterpieces that shaped music history.

DMX - Exodus

“Exodus” is DMX's final posthumous studio album, released in 2021 as a powerful tribute to the rap icon who passed away shortly before its release. Reflecting DMX’s raw energy, passion, and unique voice, the album features collaborations with Jay-Z, Nas, Lil Wayne, and Snoop Dogg, revisiting themes of redemption, faith, anger, and love. Tracks like "Bath Salts" (feat. Jay-Z & Nas) and "Hood Blues" (feat. Griselda) highlight DMX's ability to collaborate with top artists while maintaining his distinctive style. “Exodus” is both a return to DMX’s roots and a poignant testament to his lasting impact on rap and hip-hop culture.

Seu Jorge - CRU 20th Anniversary Edition (+ Bonus Track)

In 2024, CRU, Seu Jorge's second solo album, celebrates its 20th anniversary. This classic album, which launched the Brazilian singer onto the international stage following his role in the film City of God, features collaborations with French producer Jérôme Pigeon and Matthieu Chedid. Blending covers (including Elvis Presley) with original compositions, CRU also opened doors for Seu Jorge in cinema, notably with his Portuguese covers of David Bowie songs in Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic. Two decades later, CRU remains a timeless work, marked by artistic collaborations and strong social commitment.

Bob Dylan - Blowin’ In The Wind

Released in 1963, “Blowin’ in the Wind” is one of Bob Dylan’s most iconic songs and a powerful anthem for civil rights and anti-war movements. With just an acoustic guitar and his gravelly voice, Bob Dylan asks poignant questions about peace, freedom, and justice, resonating deeply with the political climate of the time. Poetic and direct, this song transcends eras, becoming a timeless symbol of protest and social justice. It remains a cornerstone of Dylan's career and a classic of protest music.

Damon Albarn - The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows

“The Nearer The Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows”, Damon Albarn's second solo album released in 2021, is inspired by Icelandic landscapes and offers a profound reflection on nature, loss, and the fleeting beauty of life. Originally intended as an orchestral work, Albarn transformed it into a more personal project, blending ambient, indie, and contemporary classical elements. With tracks like "Royal Morning Blue" and "Polaris," he creates a melancholic atmosphere through atmospheric sounds and delicate orchestrations. This immersive album highlights Albarn's poetic sensitivity and explores universal human emotions, marking both a return to his roots and an innovative evolution.