Lisbon-based producer Sasha Foam makes his NuNorthern Soul debut with Memoria, a six-track journey through low-slung acid, warm analogue textures, spacious Balearic moods and quietly futuristic electronic detail. Featuring ‘Curious’, ‘Dos Coelhos’, ‘Serpentine’, ‘Dreams’, ‘Suave’ and ‘Nostalgia’, the EP is built for long roads, late afternoons and moments of proper escape.

George Solar’s Moonbeams In Dub is a three-part remix series that hands the original Moonbeams material to a close-knit group of producers for fresh, spacious and rhythm-led reinterpretations. Featuring Tribilin Sound, Marshall Watson, Ken Fan, Dubvisionist, Razoof, Roots Artefact, Mike Alcaras and Silvio Astier, the series explores dub as a mindset: bass, space, restraint and freedom to reshape.

Roots Artefact returns to NuNorthern Soul with *Rocking Boat EP*, a six-track journey through Balearic dub, warm downtempo rhythms and spacious, effects-heavy production. To mark the release, we caught up with Estonian producer Saimon to talk Tallinn studio life, King Tubby, basslines, dub culture, and how the Roots Artefact sound found its way into the NuNorthern Soul world.

Most artists naturally focus on what's next, but what about the music you've already released? In a world where new listeners are discovering music every day, your catalogue remains one of your most valuable assets. From playlists and websites to social media and remixes, there are plenty of simple ways to keep your music active, visible and finding new audiences long after release day has passed.

There are some artists whose music seems to exist in its own world, unconcerned with trends, algorithms or the pressures of modern music-making. Sydney-based producer Perth Lewis is one of them. Working largely from a modest home studio, Perth Lewis (real name Luke Fugar) has quietly built a reputation as one of the most exciting names emerging from the global Balearic community. His atmospheric blend of hazy electronics, sun-drenched melodies, dub-wise rhythms and evocative

Publishing is one of the most overlooked parts of the music business, yet it can become one of the most valuable long-term assets an artist owns. In this article, Phat Phil Cooper explores why publishing matters, how it can generate income long after a release campaign has ended, and why artists should think of their catalogue as both a creative and financial legacy. Featuring insights from Ilija Rudman, Coyote, Danny Ward and Simon Mills, plus real-world examples from NuNort

Running record labels from 2000 to now—vinyl, challenges, lessons learned and why physical releases still matter.

A vast cassette archive of live music culture, now digitised and available to stream and download for free.

Coyote return to NuNorthern Soul with The Higher The Sky, The Deeper The Ocean, a six-track mini LP building on their 2022 release Everything Moves, Nothing Rests. The duo continue to explore downtempo rhythms, dub textures and ambient tones, shaped by their work on Is It Balearic? Recordings and beyond. Includes Q&A, pre-order info and a free Bandcamp listening session on 22 April.

An in-depth Q&A with Tambores En Benirras on escapism, Ibiza inspiration, creative process and the new studio album on NuNorthern Soul.

On 15 January 2000, Phat Phil Cooper played Home Sydney during a longer residency period. A grounded snapshot of club culture, promoters, and DJs shaping the scene at the turn of the millennium.

The Selected Works series on NuNorthern Soul began as a practical response to a stalled compilation project. What started with direct collaboration with Ryo Kawasaki evolved into a selective framework for revisiting important catalogues through trust, access and dialogue. Each release is artist-led, carefully licensed, contextualised through in-depth sleeve notes, and presented with hand-cut stencil artwork by Chris Maude. Selected Works moves slowly by design, documenting mu

NuNorthern Soul’s latest retrospective, Pili Pili – Selected Works 1984–2002, celebrates Jasper Van’t Hof’s groundbreaking Afro-fusion collective and the hand-crafted sleeve art by Manchester’s Chris Maude. Blending music and visual craft, Maude’s layered stencil technique and earthy palette reflect Pili Pili’s rhythmic energy and spiritual warmth — a perfect harmony between sound, story and design.

A celebration of memory, culture, and connection between Wales and the Balearics. As NuNorthern Soul continues to build a catalogue of music rooted in reflection, discovery, and timeless expression, this blog post takes a deeper dive into one of the label’s most meaningful projects. On 1st March 2024, NuNorthern Soul unveiled Cofio / Recorda / Remembrance — a release that transcends the idea of a conventional record.

Back in 2020, when the world pressed pause, I was asking myself what role music could play in a moment of global stillness. Clubs were closed, dance floors silent, and the familiar rhythm of daily life was replaced with uncertainty and a strange, collective hush.

I’m really happy to share some news about a new remix I’ve worked on with my friend and fellow Ibiza resident Be.Lanuit for Archeo Recordings’ 10 Year Anniversary Series. This project has been a real pleasure to be part of, not only because of the label’s legacy but also because of the history of the original record.