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2LP - GET ON DOWN
2002 => 2025

PRE ORDER => 2025 09 12
1LP - GET ON DOWN
1971 => 2025

PRESSED ON SMOKE COLORED VINYL

“New York’s Harlem River Drive is a dividing line, a highway where the rich zip past the poor,” says singer Jimmy Norman. Eddie Palmieri’s Latin-funk band of the same name tackled these hard truths, playing prisons and speak- ing to the common man. Ultimately, Norman and Palmieri made a powerful socio-political statement
that continues to resonate to this day."

- Pablo Yglesias/Wax Poetics


TRACKLIST
A1. Harlem River Drive (Theme Song)
A2. If (We Had Peace Today)
A3. Idle Hands B1. Broken Home
B2. Seeds Of Life


DESCRIPTION
When initially released in 1971, many critics panned Eddie Palmieri’s album Harlem River Drive. Those critics were wrong. Regardless of critical opinion, the release was not the crossover success Palmieri and Roulette Records had hoped for, at least in the immediate. Over the years the release has developed a following among listeners, DJs, and aficionados of rare-grooves.
The record may have been recorded towards the end of the Latin soul era, yet it features that genre's wonderful mix of Puerto Rican soul, Spanish Harlem Latin, and New York funk. Palmieri worked with an incredibly talented crew of Latin and R&B session musicians to create this quintessential New York vibe, a synthesis of funk and Afro-Cuban sounds. Contributors include Victor Venegas from Mongo Santamaria’s band, Palmieri’s brother Charlie, an accomplished musician in his own right, Bruce Fowler who went on to join Frank Zappa’s band, Dick Meza who went on to great things with Tito Puente, Ray Barretto and Celia Cruz, as well as Andy Gonzalez who’s pedigree includes recordings with Barretto, Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon
and even Chico O’Farrill. Also appearing Randy Brecker and one of the all-time
greatest of the greats Bernard Purdy.
An over-arching theme of Harlem River Drive is the thought that, as Palmieri puts it “The U.S. is richest country, all this immense wealth, side by side with the most intense poverty, racial prejudice; how is that possible?” A question that’s perhaps more even more relevant today than it was in 1971. A question that can be further explored with Get On Down’s reissue of this seminal recording.

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1LP - PIANO PIANO RECORDS
2025

TRACKLIST
1.Setting Off
2.Misty Shore
3.Take A Seat
4. Daybreak
5.Still Moorings
6.Scenic Byway
7. Leeward
8. Windward
9. Resting Place
10. Warmer Air
11.Deep Sea
12.TurningTides
13.Liquid Mountains

DESCRIPTION
At daybreak, as sunlight travels through the atmosphere and begins to reach Earth’s surface, daylight gradually emerges. This marks the transition from night to the beginning of a brand-new day. As the temperature rises—especially after clear, calm nights—relative humidity decreases, and mist, formed of tiny suspended droplets, begins to evaporate. Warm air rises and cool air sinks, creating an interplay of temperature, humidity and sunlight that gives way to a soft, diffuse glow. The sea breeze slowly clears the morning mist, setting life in motion once again as the world wakes up. Daybreak is Sven Wunder’s fifth full-length album, seamlessly continuing the progression of his musical oeuvre. It takes the listener on a vivid maritime expedition, beginning the moment the first rays of light break the darkness of the night and embarking on a lush journey through the early hours of the day and far beyond, until the light slowly fades and night falls once again. True to Wunder’s now distinctive artistry, Daybreak is marked by elaborately crafted compositions and elegant pop-jazz arrangements for flute, percussion, brass and strings—supported by a decisive rhythm section, all of which add depth and build on his body of work, continuing to unfold his creative path.

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1LP - PHASE ONE
1989 => 2025

PRESSED ON COTTON-CANDY SPLASH COLORED VINYL
Limited to 500 units worldwide
The colorway effect will vary for each individual record, no two are exactly alike.

TRACKLIST
A1. Bring The Horns
A2. Freak The Funk
A3. Talking Sense
A4. It's My Turn
A5. Getting Paid
A6. Girl Trouble
B1. To The Max
B2. Put Your Body Into It
B3. Jimmy's Gettin' Funky
B4. Crazy Noise
B5. Get's Into His Move
B6. Going For Mine

DESCRIPTION
Crazy Noise is the 1989 debut album by New Haven, Connecticut rapper and producer Stezo. After being a dancer for hip-hop group EPMD, Stezo signed a solo record deal with Sleeping Bag/Fresh Records and recorded this debut album. It features two charting singles: "Freak the Funk" and "It's My Turn”, plus fan favorites “To The Max” and “Bring The Horns.” Crazy Noise is chock full of crafty rhymes and original loops, and Stezo was the first person ever to use some of these more notable loops. Stezo died in his sleep on April 29, 2020, leaving behind a legacy begging to be properly commemorated. This reissue is one step in that process. Crazy Noise is an overlooked and underappreciated album that serves both as a time capsule for hip-hop’s late 1980s golden era, and a lesson in keeping it real. An overlooked detail is that the album was mixed and engineered by the late great Paul C, who also produced for the Ultramagnetic MCs, Biz Markie and, Eric B and Rakim.

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1LP - NOW-AGAIN RECORDS
2025

The Lost Album By Rodney Stepp’s Rapture Ensemble. Unreleased Sweet Soul And Disco Funk From Mid-70s Indianapolis, Featuring Members Of Amnesty, Midnight Star, And The Spinners. Rapture’s Story Told In Great Detail In Liner Notes Written By Naptown Historian Kyle Long.

TRACKLIST
A1. In My Life
A2. Playing Around
A3. Do You Wanna
A4. Turn On Your Funk-A-Phizor
A5. The Beat Won't Leave You Hangin'
A6. On the Way to the World
B1. Happiness Is
B2. Send My Love
B3. Oh I Love You So
B4. Down at the Disco
B5. Let Me Put It InYour Ear
B6. Errol Flynn

DESCRIPTION
A photo in Rodney Stepp’s scrapbook sums this period in his life in music. It’s 1974, The Spinners were headliners at the “Zaire 74” music festival, a sideshow to Muhammad Ali’s fabled “Rumble in the Jungle” fight with George Foreman. Among the faded snapshots, there’s a picture of Stepp backstage posing arm in arm with Ali; another image shows The Greatest seated at Stepp’s Fender Rhodes alongside vocalist Etta James. It was all a dream for this Naptown wunderkind, who had previously recorded for Herb Miller’s LAMP Records as the Diplomatics and had issued the sweet soul killer “Young Girl” as Jazzie Cazzie and the Eight Sounds on a rare Knaptown 45. (These recordings have been documented on the Now-Again LAMP anthology and our Loving On The Flipside compilation.) But as exciting as his rise out of those local status was, as exciting as it was to headline festivals and arenas and appear on late night talk shows, Stepp grew restless with the mechanical routine of being a sideman. He grew tired of playing the same charts night after night.He was hungry for a creative outlet that mimicked his earliest days in recorded music. So, in 1978, Stepp left The Spinners and returned to Indianapolis, where he established an all-stargroup of musicians–including members of Jazzie Cazzie and the fabled Amnesty–and he named the band Rapture. They inspired countless others. They recorded an album’s worth of material. Now-Again’s Egon first got tapes from Stepp in 2002 and dutifully transferred them, but the time was not right for a foray into this wealth of material. Come 2025, and this is the first time it Rapture’s music is seeing the light of day, a triumphant, late career moment for Stepp and a cause for celebration of those intrigued by deep, sweet soul and disco funk

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2LP - NEXT RECORDS
2010 => 2025

DISC 1: CLEAR SMOKE; DISC 2: WHITE SMOKE

TRACKLIIST
Side A
1. Pimptro
2. It's a Crime
3. Whateva Whateva
4. Raw Deal
5. We Do It
Side B
6. Snow
7. Ridin' Around
8. Panic
9. Thug's Prayer
10. Pop
Side C
11. Jungle Fever
12. Don Shit
13. Marcberg
14. Shoutro
Side D
15. Scarface Nigga
16. Snow Remix f. Sean Price
17. Bozak
18. Period Blood (Bonus Track-Previously Unreleased)

DESCRIPTION
On May 4th, 2010, Roc Marciano released the critically acclaimed self-produced album Marcberg; a game changer to the way we now hear hip hop. This album literally ignited the Lo-Fi era of hip hop. 15 years later, the project has proven to stand the test of time, hitting just as hard as it did back in 2010. Marci Enterprises now brings to you the limited edition 15th anniversary vinyl, commemorating this benchmark album, featuring several Bonus Cuts including "Snow Remix" ft. Sean Price and the previously unreleased "Period Blood".

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1LP - NATURE SOUNDS
2024 => 2025

- Tha God Fahim is one of hip-hop's most talented young artists. A frequent collaborator of independent rap luminaries Mach-Hommy and Your Old Droog, Fahim’s music has been championed by top outlets like Pitchfork, Complex, The Fader, Okayplayer, and more.
- Tha God Fahim has worked with the likes of Earl Sweatshirt, DJ Muggs, Knxwledge, Vinnie Paz, Onyx, Evidence, Oh No, Statik Selektah, Quelle Chris, and more.
- The Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap series has never been available at retail until now.
- Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap is entirely produced by Nicholas Craven, an acclaimed producer who has worked with artists like Roc Marciano, Westside Gunn, Mach-Hommy, Conway, Benny The Butcher, Boldy James, Pink Siifu, billy woods, Styles P, Navy Blue, Ransom, Planet Asia, Raz Fresco, and more.

TRACKLIST
1. Saiyan Pride
2. A Nightmare You Can’t Come Back From
3. Dump Dynasty
4. 10 x Gravity
5. The Riddle Of Steel
6. LSSJ
7. Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap II
8. Tha Supreme Kai Of Bean Pies
9. Repetition
10. Saiyan Pride (Instrumental)
11. A Nightmare You Can’t Come Back From (Instrumental)
12. Dump Dynasty (Instrumental)
13. 10 x Gravity (Instrumental)
14. The Riddle Of Steel (Instrumental)
15. LSSJ (Instrumental)
16. Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap II (Instrumental)
17. Tha Supreme Kai Of Bean Pies (Instrumental)
18. Repetition (Instrumental)

DESCRIPTION
With an ever-growing horde of rappers clamoring for attention, manifesting a successful long-term career in hip-hop has become an almost supernatural achievement, reserved for artists with near-mystical talents. Atlanta emcee Tha God Fahim embraces this role, positioning himself as a divine warrior with lyrical powers transcending this earthly realm, battling dark forces with tactical ingenuity and relentless dedication. This artistic vision has become even more vivid in recent years, culminating in the wildly creative series Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap with acclaimed producer Nicholas Craven. Inspired by the anime phenomenon Dragon Ball and its conception of a dimension unconstrained by the rules of time, Fahim and Craven just concluded the ambitious endeavor with a staggering fifteen volumes released in only eight months. Taken collectively, Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap forms a vital entry in Tha God Fahim's catalog, blending gritty narratives of hustle and hardship with intergalactic rhyme wizardry. Fahim's stratospheric ambitions are elevated by exquisite production from Nicholas Craven, known for his work with Roc Marciano, Mach-Hommy, Westside Gunn, Conway, Boldy James, Pink Siifu, and more. After a limited release on Bandcamp, Nature Sounds is now rolling out the Hyperbolic Time Chamber Rap series on vinyl. This pressing of volume 1 contains the full collection on side A, with the accompanying instrumentals on side B.

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2LP - GET ON DOWN
1991 => 2025

PRESSED ON TAN WITH BLACK & WHITE SPLATTER COLORED DOUBLE-VINYL
LIMITED TO 1000 COPIES

TRACKLIST
A1. Lord Finesse Intro
A2. Return Of The Funky Man
A3. I Like My Girls With A Boom
A4. Yes You May (feat. AG aka Andre the Giant and Percee P)
B1. Hey Look At Shorty
B2. Praise The Lord
B3. Save That Shit
B4. Show Em How We Do Things
C1. Isn't He Something
C2. Fat For The 90's
C3. Stop Sweating The Next Man
C4. Funky On The Fast Tip
D1. That's How Smooth I Am
D2. Party Over Here
D3. Fuck Em
D4. Kicking Flavor With My Man (feat. Percee P)

DESCRIPTION
Return Of The Funky Man is the second album by New York legend Lord Finesse. Originally released in 1992, this album was highly anticipated after his debut on the scene just a few years prior. Having already established himself as a punch-line king capable of humorous storytelling, Return of the Funky Man cemented Finesse as a top-notch producer. Tracks such as “Fat for the 90s” and “I Like My Girls With A Boom” showed the Funky Man truly living up to his name, both on the mic and behind the boards. After the gruff-voiced “Lord Finesse Intro”, the album goes on a nonstop journey of witty wordplay over genre-defining boom bap beats. Along for this ride, Finesse brings D.I.T.C. brethren Showbiz and Diamond D on the production side (plus Aladdin & SLJ) while AG and (at the time) newcomer Percee P share mic duties. Topically, Finesse doesn’t stray too far from reminding us why he’s earned the title The Funky Man. Whether it's bragging and boasting, or breaking down females, he has a way of doing it with a tongue-in-cheek type way that is sure to have you letting out a laugh or two every couple of lines. He possesses that rare quality of being a solo MC that is capable of entertaining throughout the entire hour plus listening experience. Standout tracks such as “Yes You May”, “Stop Sweating the Next Man”, and “Party Over Here” all show why this album was instantly praised by fans and critics alike.

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2LP - COALMINE RECORDS
1998 => 2025

This Collector’s Edition 2XLP features the original artwork, enhanced with subtle rebranding elements by Mr. Krum to commemorate the reissue. Pressed on classic black vinyl, the release is sonically elevated through a fresh remaster by D-Sane of Digital Age Sound, giving this underground classic the long-overdue vinyl treatment it deserves.

TRACKLIST
Side A:
A1. Intro
A2. Time Waits for No Man (feat. Encore)
A3. Suckas Don’t Respect It
A4. Bits & Pieces
Side B:
B1.Interlude B2.Me&MyCrew
B3. What It’s All About
B4. View To A Kill
Side C:
C1. Unassisted DJ Battle (feat. Vin Roc)
C2. Unassisted
C3. What Y’all Wanna Do
C4. Hip Hop Essentials
Side D:
D1. Interlude
D2. Hey Love
D3. Take It Back Home (feat. Planet Asia)
D4. Heat Seaking
D5. Outro (Shout Outs)

DESCRIPTION
Rasco’s Time Waits for No Man stands as a cornerstone of West Coast underground hip- hop, blending unflinching lyricism with top-tier production and a reverence for the culture. Originally released in 1998, the album marked the first full-length hip-hop project from the iconic Stones Throw Records, cementing their legacy as a launching pad for independent artists.
The album showcases Rasco’s no-nonsense approach, focusing heavily on his prowess as an emcee and his commitment to preserving hip- hop’s authenticity. With a commanding voice and sharp, no-frills lyricism, Rasco delivers on every track, ensuring his presence is felt throughout.
Guest appearances from underground heavyweights like Dilated Peoples, Defari, Encore, and Planet Asia, along with contributions from turntablists Vin Roc, DJ Revolution, DJ Babu, and D-Styles. Meanwhile, an all-star production roster featuring Peanut Butter Wolf, Paul Nice, Kut Masta Kurt, and Fanatik provides a sonic foundation that perfectly complements Rasco’s rugged delivery. Highlights include the Fanatik-produced single “The Unassisted,” a stripped-down anthem that epitomizes late ‘90s indie hip-hop. Other standout tracks include “What It’s All About,” Peanut Butter Wolf’s “Hip Hop Essentials,” and the collaborative gems “Major League” and “Take It Back Home.”
This long-awaited reissue by Coalmine Records breathes new life into Time Waits for No Man, making it available for the first time since 2004. A must-listen for fans of classic hip-hop, this album remains a timeless testament to Rasco’s artistry and the enduring appeal of underground hip-hop.

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1LP - ANCHORS UP REC / COALMINE RECORDS
2025

Pressed on White vinyl, housed in a full-color jacket.

TRACKLIST
Side A:
01. The Great Flood (feat. Suave-Ski, Little Vic)
02. Shore Life (feat. Suave-Ski, Little Vic)
03. Put The Money In A Bag (feat. Little Vic)
04. All Good
05. Blue Collar Scholar (feat. Slaine)
06. Mom & Dad
Side B:
07. Vintage Canvas
08. Old Lyme Like Old Times
09. Summer At The Shore
10. One Crown
11. Lee Harv (feat. Little Vic)
12. WHALERS

DESCRIPTON
With Mom & Dad, veteran wordsmith Apathy delivers his most personal and conceptually rich project to date—an album steeped in nostalgia, anchored in sharp cultural critique, and draped in the breezy textures of his new “Shore Life” sound. The title nods to Ronald and Nancy Reagan, casting Apathy as a child of the '80s raised under the shadow of Reaganomics. But this isn't just a trip down memory lane—it's a reflective deep dive into the socio-political climate that shaped his youth, told with the masterful penmanship fans have come to expect from the CT legend.
The first release from his newly launched imprint, Anchors Up Rec, Mom & Dad showcases Apathy’s evolution as both emcee and producer. He helms the boards for 9 of the 12 tracks, crafting lush, sample-heavy beats that blend laid-back vibes with surgical precision. Additional production comes from rising star Playa Haze and longtime collaborator Little Vic.
Standout tracks include the haunting “Lee Harv” (feat. Little Vic), the soul-drenched “All Good,”and the sharp, shoreline serenade “WHALERS.” Guest spots from Suave-Ski, Slaine, Ryu, and Little Vic round out an album that’s both personal memoir and lyrical masterclass.
Mom & Dad is an essential listen from one of underground hip-hop’s most consistent voices.

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1CD - NEXT RECORDS
2010 => 2025

DISC 1: CLEAR SMOKE; DISC 2: WHITE SMOKE

TRACKLIIST
Side A
1. Pimptro
2. It's a Crime
3. Whateva Whateva
4. Raw Deal
5. We Do It
Side B
6. Snow
7. Ridin' Around
8. Panic
9. Thug's Prayer
10. Pop
Side C
11. Jungle Fever
12. Don Shit
13. Marcberg
14. Shoutro
Side D
15. Scarface Nigga
16. Snow Remix f. Sean Price
17. Bozak
18. Period Blood (Bonus Track-Previously Unreleased)

DESCRIPTION
On May 4th, 2010, Roc Marciano released the critically acclaimed self-produced album Marcberg; a game changer to the way we now hear hip hop. This album literally ignited the Lo-Fi era of hip hop. 15 years later, the project has proven to stand the test of time, hitting just as hard as it did back in 2010. Marci Enterprises now brings to you the limited edition 15th anniversary vinyl, commemorating this benchmark album, featuring several Bonus Cuts including "Snow Remix" ft. Sean Price and the previously unreleased "Period Blood".

PRE ORDER => 2025 09 12
2LP - COALMINE RECORDS
1998 => 2025

This Collector’s Edition 2XLP features the original artwork, enhanced with subtle rebranding elements by Mr. Krum to commemorate the reissue. Pressed on a striking Blue Smoke color configuration, the release is sonically elevated through a fresh remaster by D-Sane of Digital Age Sound, giving this underground classic the long-overdue vinyl treatment it deserves.

TRACKLIST
Side A:
A1. Intro
A2. Time Waits for No Man (feat. Encore)
A3. Suckas Don’t Respect It
A4. Bits & Pieces
Side B:
B1.Interlude B2.Me&MyCrew
B3. What It’s All About
B4. View To A Kill
Side C:
C1. Unassisted DJ Battle (feat. Vin Roc)
C2. Unassisted
C3. What Y’all Wanna Do
C4. Hip Hop Essentials
Side D:
D1. Interlude
D2. Hey Love
D3. Take It Back Home (feat. Planet Asia)
D4. Heat Seaking
D5. Outro (Shout Outs)

DESCRIPTION
Rasco’s Time Waits for No Man stands as a cornerstone of West Coast underground hip- hop, blending unflinching lyricism with top-tier production and a reverence for the culture. Originally released in 1998, the album marked the first full-length hip-hop project from the iconic Stones Throw Records, cementing their legacy as a launching pad for independent artists.
The album showcases Rasco’s no-nonsense approach, focusing heavily on his prowess as an emcee and his commitment to preserving hip- hop’s authenticity. With a commanding voice and sharp, no-frills lyricism, Rasco delivers on every track, ensuring his presence is felt throughout.
Guest appearances from underground heavyweights like Dilated Peoples, Defari, Encore, and Planet Asia, along with contributions from turntablists Vin Roc, DJ Revolution, DJ Babu, and D-Styles. Meanwhile, an all-star production roster featuring Peanut Butter Wolf, Paul Nice, Kut Masta Kurt, and Fanatik provides a sonic foundation that perfectly complements Rasco’s rugged delivery. Highlights include the Fanatik-produced single “The Unassisted,” a stripped-down anthem that epitomizes late ‘90s indie hip-hop. Other standout tracks include “What It’s All About,” Peanut Butter Wolf’s “Hip Hop Essentials,” and the collaborative gems “Major League” and “Take It Back Home.”
This long-awaited reissue by Coalmine Records breathes new life into Time Waits for No Man, making it available for the first time since 2004. A must-listen for fans of classic hip-hop, this album remains a timeless testament to Rasco’s artistry and the enduring appeal of underground hip-hop.

PRE ORDER => 2025 09 12
1CD - PIANO PIANO RECORDS
2025

TRACKLIST
1.Setting Off
2.Misty Shore
3.Take A Seat
4. Daybreak
5.Still Moorings
6.Scenic Byway
7. Leeward
8. Windward
9. Resting Place
10. Warmer Air
11.Deep Sea
12.TurningTides
13.Liquid Mountains

DESCRIPTION
At daybreak, as sunlight travels through the atmosphere and begins to reach Earth’s surface, daylight gradually emerges. This marks the transition from night to the beginning of a brand-new day. As the temperature rises—especially after clear, calm nights—relative humidity decreases, and mist, formed of tiny suspended droplets, begins to evaporate. Warm air rises and cool air sinks, creating an interplay of temperature, humidity and sunlight that gives way to a soft, diffuse glow. The sea breeze slowly clears the morning mist, setting life in motion once again as the world wakes up. Daybreak is Sven Wunder’s fifth full-length album, seamlessly continuing the progression of his musical oeuvre. It takes the listener on a vivid maritime expedition, beginning the moment the first rays of light break the darkness of the night and embarking on a lush journey through the early hours of the day and far beyond, until the light slowly fades and night falls once again. True to Wunder’s now distinctive artistry, Daybreak is marked by elaborately crafted compositions and elegant pop-jazz arrangements for flute, percussion, brass and strings—supported by a decisive rhythm section, all of which add depth and build on his body of work, continuing to unfold his creative path.