This is the second entry in the Ghibli Jazz series; the first can be found here. These LPs were originally put together by the power-house animation studio for a series of jazzed-up covers, the g...
Yasuke Ogawa pulls together a wonderful collection of Japanese Jazz from the Nippon Columbia catalog. This collection is brought to us by 180G on two 180G (obviously) black LPs, in a gatefold pack...
The third installment in the popular Wamono series. In this one, our tour guides DJ Yoshizawa Dynamite and Chintam take us to the go-go bubble years of 1978-1988. This of course is the City Pop e...
The second installment in the Wamano series that pulls together some really great stuff you likely never heard of before. Japan could and did get funky in the 70's. This is a great introduction t...
Noriyo Ikeda only released one LP, Dream In The Street, in 1979. But, she did it right. She enlisted Tatsuro Yamashita. He wrote, arranged, played guitar and sang on the chorus of the title trac...
We love AB's and so of course we love this LP too. This repress comes to us on white vinyl from Warner Music Japan. We also have his second LP Romantic Guys.
“YOSHINO FUJIMAL” was released in 1...
The self-titled Tin Pan Alley debut LP brought together Haroumi Hosono, Masataka Matsutoya, Shigeru Suzuki, Tatsuo Hayashi to deliver an excellent and varied LP. Starting with Caramel Rag, a piano...
Yauko Agawa's Gravy LP, which contains the legendary LA Night track is now available in limited quantities. It was repressed as part of RSD 2022 in Japan, but we were able to secure some copies.
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Minoru “Hoodoo” Fushimi’s first album, Thanatos Of Funk, is given it's due by the good folks at 180G. Working in collaboration with Fushimi, this LP is re-mastered and cut at the Timmion Cutting ...
This pressing of Barbecue comes from Nippon Columbia/Lawson Entertainment on yellow vinyl. Barbecue is considered a classic of Japanese pop and for good reason. The brother duo of Bread & But...
Chu Kosaka's laid back, yet funky Morning LP is reissued by Solid Records. If you continue reading, you'll see an absurd list of talent involved. Even further down we've embedded a YouTube link. ...
Soichi Terada's returns with his first new album of house music in 25 years. In the interim, he worked composing music for video games and Asakusa Light is a return to form as a master of the Deep...
We're really happy to get our hands on some of this great WeWantSounds 40th Anniversary 2LP pressing of Akiko Yano's Gohan Ga Dekitayo. Yano collaborated with Yellow Magic Orchestra to records thi...
We're not sure why they gave us the same description for this LP and Greenpeace. But we really like both of these releases and are glad that Glossy Mistakes reissued them... so we're not going to...
Nippon Columbia brings us a pressing of Angel's Dream! A LP to get into as you move deeper into City Pop.
Japanese BOOGIE – The first analog reissue of the urban city pop classic!
The first analo...
The team that brought you Ghibli Jazz returns with another LP of great jazz. EVER JAZZ comes as a limited edition from P-VINE and includes an OBI strip.
P-VINE is thrilled to reissue Ever Jazz a...
This version of At The Grass Roots of Dub comes from Greensleeves Records, who just who just repressed this dub classic, which was originally released in 1974. Two giants combine to deliver a cla...
A very funky LP that will fit perfectly into a City Pop collection or mix. Grab your copy before these disappear!
The first analog reissue of “Star” released in 1980 by Rie Ida & 42nd Street,...
This is another funky/traditional mix that we love here. This is another great entry in the Project Re:Vinyl series and one that is getting a new pressing. The one from 2017 is already pretty dif...
Our customers really loved the first LP from Issei Okamoto, Moonlight Singing so of course we're very excited to get the first ever repress of Moonlight Mystery! This is an excellent LP that is g...
This LP can be considered both ridiculous and problematic, but it is also charming/irresistible in its way. Mitchum took a break from being an on screen badass to try to cash in on the Calypso cra...
Originally released in 1977, Sachiko Nishida's Usual Afternoon has been rediscovered by many as part of the City Pop boom. Universal Music Japan/Lawson Entertainment delivers this 2021 pressing, t...
Don't let "Folk Song" fool you, this is a funky LP that has lots of jams on it! There is a reason it is being repressed as part of the Project Re:Vinyl series. It also has a spacy/psychedelic asp...
We love the Music On Vinyl: At The Movies releases for their well-curated selection and limited pressings. Du Jazz A L'electro is limited to 1,500 copies on yellow vinyl. Don't miss out on this on...
