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Now-Again was founded in 2002 by Eothen Alapatt, then-General Manager of Stones Throw Records.

The imprint was originally founded to reissue American funk and soul music following the success of Stones Throw's first anthology, The Funky 16 Corners, which had been compiled by Egon the year prior. 

In the late 2000s, Now-Again embraced a global perspective and began also reissuing music and compiling anthologies featuring the 1970s-era musical scenes of countries like India (Atomic Forest), Indonesia, Zambia (WITCH, Ngozi Family, Amanaz), Zimbabwe, Ethiopia (Ayalew Mesfin), Nigeria, and Iran (Kourosh Yaghmaei). 

Their compilations are complemented by independent research.

These lasts years, Now-Again reissued a series of LPs from the Jazz label : Tribe and now, Now-Again Records presents catalog-wide reissues of Latin music propellant Joe Bataan's legendary Ghetto Records.