Piero Umiliani - To-Day's SoundOriginally released on 1973 as a double album and conceived as a collection of episodes destined to TV broadcasting, To days sound has quickly become one of the most popular works by Piero Umiliani and certainly is one of the best of his long career. Umiliani, here on the job with Moog, Hammond and keyboards, is accompanied by a group of excellent and talented jazz players: Franco DAndrea and Giovanni Tommaso (both in the Perigeo group), the trumpeter

Including a previously unreleased mix found deep in Lol's master tapes

It contains the other FOUR discs

Mixolydian delivers 5 classic house

officially licensed from the WFL record label’s family trust

The breadth of Raven’s catalogue is such that curator Pol Valls had to cut an initial selection of sixty-six tracks down to the eleven featured here

LP1 Side A 1

Themes of créole identity and colonial injustice combined with universal ideas of love and longing sung in Créole

But the palette has broadened to encompass ethereal dream pop à la Cocteau Twins

Duke Dumont

It's a fresh blend with a big heart and 'Chrystal Glaze' then brings punchy drum funk and spaced out pads

he's kept himself busy

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