VARIOUS / VOLCOV – From The Archive Vol. 3… compiled by Volcov – 2LP – Gatefold Vinyl [FEB 27]

2LP – Standard Edition Double Black Vinyl housed in a Gatefold Sleeve.

Volcov, the Veronese founder of the Neroli record label, returns to the BBE fold with the third compilation in his majestic series ‘From the Archive‘ and once again this new installment is another collection of overlooked gems and unreleased beauties that are set to entice the discerning listener. As with volumes 1 and 2, ‘From the Archives volume 3‘ features cherry picked songs that focus on melodies and weave a thread between eras and genres.

From the Archive volume 3 is a genre free journey into authentic grooves which features music from the enchanted tones of Carlo Nino & Friends, an exclusive from Collettivo Immaginario, uptempo moments from remix kings Kaidi Tatham and DJ Spinna as well as two unreleased songs from Fred P and J2 Fusion feat. Javonttee and DJ Genius.

From The Archive 3 represents another accomplished work of love from Volcov aka Enrico Crivellaro, who has a long list of albums and compilations under his belt as well as being involved in productions, edits, releases and projects with artists such as Dego, Theo Parrish, Phil Asher, Gerald Mitchell, Domu, Kaidi Tatham, Kirk Degiorgio, Patrick Gibin, Lars Bartkuhn, Ian OBrien and many more.

From the Archive volume 3 is released as a vinyl double LP and is a compilation in which the music lover will be guided hand in hand through a collection of unreleased and hard to find songs that shift effortlessly between jazz and house, broken beat, ambient and soul.

Tracklist:

A1. Warm Days feat. Khensy Sunrise (QB’s Soweto Mix)
A2. Carlos Nio & Friends Thankingtheearth (Live)
A3. Collettivo Immaginario La Macchina Dei Sogni

B1. Fred P Watching The Sunrise
B2. Jovonn Spirit
B3. Profusion Saturday

C1. Jacques Schwarz-Bart Mend Chiraj (DJ Spinna rmx)
C2. Nyamekye Junction Too Many Bags (Kaidi’s Remix)

D1. J2 Fusion feat. Javonntte & Genius 313 Cuba to Cali
D2. Kyoto Jazz Sextet Mission
D3. De’Sean Jones Lost ‘n You (Edit)