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Demon Records presents three new reissues from the cool ruler of Reggae, Gregory Isaacs. Often described as the ‘ultimate rude boy Reggae star’, Gregory Isaacs recorded some of the greatest Reggae albums of all time and became known for his iconic, laidback vocal style. ‘I Am Gregory’ was first released in 1993 on Jet Star’s Charm label and was co-produced with Gregory’s wife June. Highlights include ‘Goosie Gander’, ‘Mommy Doesn’t Understand’ and a cover of Bob Marley’s ‘I Am Still Waiting’. Demon Records is proud to present the first vinyl reissue of ‘Work Up A Sweat’, pressed on 140g black vinyl and featuring a printed inner sleeve.

Reaching #4 on the Billboard 200, On How Life Is meant instant success for R&B singer Macy Gray. The hit single "I Try" topped multiple charts, of which the Mainstream US Top 40 was arguably the crown on its achievement. With a contemporary mix of Hip Hop minded Soul, Gray has been a force to be reckoned with ever since. 20th-anniversary edition of 1500 individually numbered copies on transparent blue vinyl / Grammy Award-winning single “I Try” plus “Do Something”, “Still”, “Why Didn't You Call Me” / Insert

With Solo Piano, Glass presents himself "unplugged" - no electronic keyboards or synthesizers, and no overdubs, either - just solo piano. 180 gram audiophile vinyl, PVC protection sleeve

Limited vinyl LP repressing of Marvin Gaye's classic soundtrack to the 1972 motion picture Trouble Man. Far from trying to repeat the sound of his last album, he branched out into a movie soundtrack. This is the story of Trouble Man. If the picture is little remembered today, the soundtrack has outlived it and stands tall as a rather underrated part of Gaye’s body of work. It‘s also the perfect change of pace in between the ecologically aware What’s Going On and the romantically focused Let’s Get It On of just nine months later.

While ‘Part 1’ explored Foals’ new-wave tendencies, Part 2’ is more brutal and visceral. It’s noisier and gnarlier. Foals ended the last album with ‘Sunday’, telling us that “time has come and time is done” as “cities burn, and we’ve got youth to spend”. ‘Part 2’ opener ‘Red Desert’ brushes away the ash with an instrumental not dissimilar to the retro-futuristic Moog-work on Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange soundtrack, before the riffs kick in on ‘The Runner’ and we’re ready to rumble. For the sequel, it seems the band have found the resolve to charge through the embers of their imagined apocalypse, as frontman Yannis Philippakis promises: “While the years they come and go, I won’t let myself get slow.” ‘Part 2’ is also a thoroughbred belter of a record and utterly complete album in its own right. Add it all up and the ‘Everything Not Lost’ era is testament to all that Foals are capable of – in sound, in scope and in greatness.

20th Anniversary reissue of the long out-of-print critical and commercial smash, "You've Come a Long Way Baby." Heralded as Fatboy Slim's "Global Breakthrough Album" by The Guardian, the multi-platinum album spawned 4 top ten hits including "Rockafeller Skank," "Praise You" and "Right Here, Right Now." Back on vinyl and sounding better than ever.

20 years since its first release, ‘Right Here Right Now’ has long graced the dance floors and festival fields of the world. This iconic anthem has been reworked and sampled by many over the years and this Record Store Day exclusive release pays tribute to the original and the best of the remixes, featuring the hugely successful CamelPhat remix from 2018. Fatboy Slim aka Norman Cook stepped back into the studio to produce a new track inspired by this chart hit and you can hear the track for the first time on this 12”. Featuring a die cut sleeve and bright yellow vinyl – this is a dance lovers’ essential!

Giallo is the fourth in a series of five double vinyl releases that bring together some of Ennio Morricone's greatest soundtrack music. Each collection centres on a different movie genre, together they allow the listener to rediscover the unmatched genius of the greatest movie composer of all time. The Maestro. This collection was announced before Ennio Morricone passed away on July 6, 2020. We'll continue to release the series to honour this great composer. Limited edition of 3000 individually numbered copies on “giallo and black marbled” vinyl