Name: Future Sounds Of Jazz 13
Brand: Various Artists

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comp4921

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Limited edition

Release date

2017-03-08

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Various Artists

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Jazz

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Compost

Compost is a German electronic label, based in Munich, and founded by DJ Michael Reinboth in 1994. It has gained a reputation for its influential contributions to the electronic music scene.

The label has worked with renowned artists such as Moodymann, Carl Craig, Laurent Garnier, Masters At Work, Âme, Dixon, Henrik Schwarz, and Kruder & Dorfmeister. These artists have either contributed their own tracks or provided remixes for Compost.

With a label code of LC 2518 / LC 02518, Compost continues to be at the forefront of the electronic music industry. Its dedication to quality and innovation has solidified its position as an authoritative voice within the genre.

In the early-to-mid 2000s, when nu-jazz was at its' peak, Compost Records' annual Future Sounds of Jazz compilation was always essential listening. This surprise 13th edition appears five years after its' predecessor, re-introducing the series to a whole new generation of listeners. Happily, its' every bit as essential as the series' earliest installments, and draws together all manner of jazz-leaning productions. You'll hear a string-drenched broken house gem from Falty DL, some Afro tech-jazz from Mr Raoul K, a supremely Balearic rework ofMatanza's "Existencia" from Acid Pauli, an epic electro-jazz throw down from Butch &amp; C Voigt, and an essential remix of Tony Allen by Ricardo Villalobos and Max Loderbauer. Throw in fine contributions from Peter Kruder, Axel Boman and Chaos In The CBD, and you've got an essential collection.

Future Sounds Of Jazz 13

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