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 "Jazz funk is exactly what’s played on the record."

 "The first track 'Parisienne girl' is an absolute masterpiece."

The review highlights Incognito's 1981 album Jazz Funk as a seminal acid jazz record that blends funk, soul, and Latin percussion into a modern-sounding, predominantly instrumental masterpiece. The author shares a personal journey into acid jazz, sparked by vocalist Maysa and contemporaries like Jamiroquai. Jazz Funk is praised for its timeless grooves and bold musical influences, positioning it as an essential classic in the genre. Listen to Incognito's Jazz Funk and experience the roots of acid jazz's timeless grooves!

 "From the first notes, I'm convinced I made a good purchase."

 "You can make dance music without necessarily being 'maranza,' as Royksopp themselves have taught."

Mylo's debut album, Destroy Rock'n'Roll, combines clever sampling with dance beats creating sophisticated yet accessible tracks. The reviewer describes Mylo's self-driven marketing and rising success in club culture. Notable tracks like 'Drop The Pressure' and 'Valley of the Doll' evoke early Royksopp vibes. The album challenges rock conventions with irony and creativity, making dance music fresh and exciting. Discover Mylo's unique dance beats and innovative sampling in Destroy Rock'n'Roll—listen now and feel the rhythm revolution!

 The two Romagna twins... were the pioneers of the genre that was then called "easy-listening", later renamed "lounge", and today called nu-jazz or nu-something.

 An hour not just of "easy listening", but especially "good listening".

Montefiori Cocktail's Raccolta n.1 is recognized as a pioneering Italian electronic album blending vintage 70s themes with modern nu-jazz and lounge styles. Released on Irma Records, it features innovative arrangements with playful irony, bridging breakbeat, house, and jazzy elements. The album stands out for its mix of nostalgic sounds and contemporary production, including unique takes on classics and hypnotic dance tracks like 'Anamaria.' Overall, it offers an hour of both easy and genuinely good listening. Dive into Montefiori Cocktail's Raccolta n.1 and experience a timeless fusion of vintage charm and modern nu-jazz grooves.

 A kaleidoscope of sounds that has as its common denominator the 'groove', which elevates these productions from the chaos of the overly saturated world of more rhythmic electronic music.

 If you’re looking for something different from the usual hotel compilations, beach bar tunes, or fashion-addict street soundtracks, here it is.

Jazzanova's 'The Remixes 2002-2005' offers a rich mix of reinterpretations across genres, unified by groove and quality production. Far from typical trendy lounge compilations, this album elevates remix culture with style and depth. It proves that thoughtful remixing can transcend cliché electronic sounds. Listen now to Jazzanova's remix collection and explore their unique groove that stands out from typical lounge compilations!

 "A journey beautiful but also challenging, which requires multiple listens to be appreciated but never drops below the level of excellence."

 "Life in Sao Paulo is fast, crazy and dangerous, as reality changes constantly... Think 'Blade Runner' in the Tropics."

Suba's Sao Paolo Confessions is a pioneering and classic Brazilectro album blending bossa nova, trip-hop, and electronic styles. The album offers a dark yet beautiful sonic journey inspired by Sao Paulo's intense urban atmosphere. Featuring vocals by Cibelle and a reinterpretation of Jobim's classic, it showcases Suba's innovative approach before his untimely death. This album remains a landmark for lovers of modern Brazilian music and electronic fusion. Dive into Suba's Sao Paolo Confessions and experience a groundbreaking fusion of Brazilian rhythms and electronic innovation.

 Perhaps, will change the minds of those who consider house music only cold electronics.

 An "essential" CD.

Louie Vega’s Elements of Life is a refined album blending soulful house, Latin, and jazz influences. Featuring collaborations with Blaze, Anané, and Raul Midon, it offers a vibrant, groove-laden journey. The album bridges downtempo and tribal sounds, challenging perceptions of house music as purely electronic. Its rich vocal performances and sophisticated arrangements make it an essential listen for house fans. Listen to Louie Vega’s Elements of Life and experience the soulful evolution of house music.