Stones Throw

Kirby John Carroll: Blowout [2 Vinyl LP]

Kiefer’s Between Days is the third of a trilogy made in collaboration with visual artist Mason London, following Superbloom and Bridges EPs. Kiefer considers the trilogy as a single cohesive project, with his new songs building upon the sound of the previous ones. The three animated album singles “Superhero”, “Friends” and “Everybody Loves the Sunshine” were brought to life by Mason London along with the album artwork. Contributing features include The Kount, 10.4 ROG, Lakey Inspired and Theo Croker. Between Days soundtracks the isolation of the pandemic in a warm and comforting way, featuring classic Kiefer beats as well as covers including The Cure track that inspired the EP title.

Kiefer: It's Ok, b U [2 Vinyl LP]

Ubiquitous producer and keyboardist John Carroll Kirby presents Septet, a live instrumental jazz record featuring seven musicians who came together to perform Kirby’s compositions in Los Angeles. The septet is comprised of John Carroll Kirby on keys, Tracy Wannomae on woodwinds, Logan Hone on woodwinds, Nick Mancini on vibraphone, John Paul Maramba on bass, David Leach on percussion, and Deantoni Parks on drums. Septet follows Kirby’s solo debut for Stones Throw called My Garden and ambient album recently pressed to vinyl entitled Conflict, both released in 2020. This newest record adds another dimension to Kirby’s refined propensity to create an unforgettable mood.

Dean Jamael: Black Space Tapes [Vinyl LP]

DJ Harrison: Shades Of Yesterday [Vinyl LP]

- Psychedelic jazz supergroup Apifera is back for their second album for Stones Throw. - When the musicians come together, they create a new kind of alternative jazz: a dash of prog, a twist of post-rock, and a heavy dose of psychedelia, blended with the electronic jazz they are best known for. - With several vocal tracks, Keep The Outside Open showcases a new side to the group – they let their imaginations run wild, wrapping personal stories from everyday life within fantasy and fictional characters.