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Happy Holidays! Gotta Groove End of Year List

Happy Holidays, and Thank You!

Thank you so much to our customers, vendors, employees, colleagues, and all of the greater record making & record collecting community that we are proud to be a part of – this was our 16th year of pressing records, and we thank you all for making it amazing!

Our annual end of year list of records:

This year, we compiled our annual list by asking employees to pick up to 50 releases that they were fans of.  We combined everyone’s lists, removed duplicates, and put together the 2025 Employee Picks List consisting of 220 handpicked LPs and 7inch singles – organized alphabetically for your listening pleasure!

We hope you will enjoy seeking many of these out at your favorite record store. 

Happy Holidays, and Happy Crate Digging & Listening!

— The Gotta Groovies

BILL FOX      –     RESONANCE
BRENNEN LEIGH      –     DON’T YOU EVER GIVE UP ON LOVE
BRENT KIRBY      –     ON + ON + ON
ELI PAPERBOY REED      –     ELI PAPERBOY REED SINGS SAM COOKE
GHOST FUNK ORCHESTRA      –     A TRIP TO THE MOON
GUIDED BY VOICES      –     THICK, RICH AND DELICIOUS
JASON ISBELL      –     FOXES IN THE SNOW
JONAH KOSLEN      –     UNRELEASED TRACKS FROM THE STAGE PASS ERA
JONATHAN RICHMAN      –     KEITH B/W …THE DOOR TO BOHEMIA
OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS      –     NOW HEAR THIS!
PARLOR GREENS      –     IN GREEN WE DREAM
PHIL MADEIRA      –     FALCON
SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE      –     The First Family: Live At Winchester Cathedral 1967
THE WOOD BROTHERS      –     PUFF OF SMOKE
TIM EASTON      –     FIREHORSE
TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS      –     THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band      –     Big Crown Vaults Vol. 4
Black Moth Super Rainbow      –     Soft New Magic Dream
Black Moth Super Rainbow      –     START A PEOPLE
FELA KUTI      –     ZOMBIE
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard      –     Oops! All Drums
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard      –     FLIGHT b741 LIVE!
Lost Marplas      –     El Cumbia
NEW JAZZ UNDERGROUND      –     DYING OF THIRST
PRETTY PURDIE AND THE PLAYBOYS      –     STAND BY ME (WHATCHA SEE IS WHATCHA GET)
SWEET TRIP      –     VELOCITY: DESIGN: COMFORT
SWEET TRIP      –     YOU WILL NEVER KNOW WHY
DONNAS      –     BITCHIN’
HAROLD BUDD      –     AVALON SUTRA
Hiroshi Yoshimura      –     Surround
KITTY CRAFT      –     CATSKILLS + LOST TAPES
SG GOODMAN      –     PLANTING BY THE SIGNS
GGR HOLIDAY 7INCH 2025      –
PILE      –     SUNSHINE AND BALANCE BEAMS
Ramleh      –     Hyper Vigilance
SYSTEMS OFFICER      –     MY TRAPS YOUR MAZES
ARSONISTS GET ALL THE GIRLS      –     THE GAME OF LIFE
ATTAXIA      –     1 SIDED FOLDERS ORDER ONLY
AXE COLLECTOR      –     S/T
BEFORE I TURN      –     THE DEVIL EXISTS
BEFORE I TURN      –     IMPOSTER
BLACK MARKET BRASS      –     IF I DO MY OWN / I NO BE (COLONIZER)
Bodysnatcher      –     Abandonment
BRIMSTONE COVEN      –     THE LIGHT SHINES NOT FOR THEE
BURNING WIND      –     HELLBOUND
CITRIC DUMMIES      –     SPLIT WITH TURNSTILE
COLOURED BALLS      –     THE FIRST SUPPER LAST OR SCENES WE DIDN’T GET TO SEE
COLOURED BALLS      –     SUMMER JAM
COLOURED BALLS      –     BALL POWER
CRAIG FINN      –     ALWAYS BEEN
DREAM ON DREAMER      –     WHAT IF I TOLD YOU IT DOESN’T GET BETTER
Edgar Allan Poe      –     The Fall of the House of Usher
End This Day      –     Sleeping Beneath the Ashes of Creation
JEFF THE BROTHERHOOD      –     MAGICK SONGS IN DUB
KEEP      –     ALMOST STATIC
LORD VELVET      –     ASTRAL LADY
Lynyn      –     Ixona
MAJESTIC PHOENIX      –     MANIFEST
MY BITTER END      –     NOSTALGIC SENTIMENTS
Natsukashii      –     Oscillaria
NEWCLEUS      –     JAM ON REVENGE
NO FUCKER      –     ANNIHILATE YOUR DESPERATION
NO FUCKER      –     ARE YOU REALLY SO AFRAID
NOUNS      –     STILL BUMMED
PANSY DIVISION      –     DEFLOWERED
PATTY LOVELESS      –     SLEEPLESS NIGHTS: THE TRADITIONAL COUNTRY SOUL OF
PHABIES      –     THE CURSE OF CARING
Ruby The Hatchet      –     Live to Tape at Retro City
SAS GROUP      –     BAD SHOCK
SCREECHING WEASEL      –     KILL THE MUSICIANS VOL. 1
SG GOODMAN      –     PLANTING BY THE SIGNS
SPITALFIELD      –     PLAY + RECORD (DELUXE)
SPOON      –     CHATEAU BLUES / GUESS I’M FALLING IN LOVE
SUPERDRAG      –     LAST CALL FOR VITRIOL
THE BLACK BLACK      –     SCARS IN THE AFTERGLOW
THE KYLE SOWASHES      –     START MAKING SENSE
THE ORWELLS      –     FRIENDLY FIRE
The Power Violence Jazz Ensemble      –     s/t
THE RED PEARS      –     We Bring Anything To The Table…Except Tables We Can’t Bring Tables To The Table
Waking the Cadaver      –     Perverse Recollections of a Necromangler
Why Bother?      –     You Are A Part of the Experiment
WHY BOTHER?      –     CASE STUDIES
WILLI CARLISLE      –     WINGED VICTORY
WITCH      –     ZANGO
COCHEMEA      –     MITOTE B/W SPEAK IT
COCHEMEA      –     ALL MY RELATIONS
DJ AIRWALK      –     FLOWER METAL
FRANKIE STEIN & HIS GHOULS      –     INTRODUCING FRANKIE STEIN & HIS GHOULS
JALEN NGONDA/VICTOR AXELROD      –     ALL ABOUT ME B/W DUB
JEROME SABBAGH      –     VINTAGE
Leroi Conroy      –     No Return / Path Of Man
Likkle Jordee      –     Style and Passion
Marcus I meets aDUBta      –     Mr. Money Man
NIGHT OWLS      –     VERSIONS II
PUBLIC ENEMY      –     BLACK SKY…
SAY SHE SHE      –     C’EST SI BON / MIRACLES
SURPRISE CHEF      –     SUPERB
THE ALTONS      –     LOVE YOU LIKE THAT B/W I TRY, I TRY
THE ALTONS      –     DEL CIELO TE CUIDO B/W PERDONAME
THEE SACRED SOULS      –     SOMEBODY KNEW B/W WE DON’T HAVE TO BE ALONE
THEE SACRED SOULS      –     ANY OLD FOOL B/W PRICE I’LL PAY
THEE SACRED SOULS      –     WILL I SEE YOU AGAIN B/W IT’S OUR LOVE
THEE SACRED SOULS      –     CAN I CALL YOU ROSE B/W WEAK FOR YOUR LOVE
THEE SINSEERS      –     IF WE TRY B/W GIVE IT UP YOU FOOL
VINCENT PRICE      –     WITCHCRAFT-MAGIC
Abertooth Lincoln      –     Seventh Day A Dentist
CARPE DIEM      –     EN REGARDANT PASSER LE TEMPS
CHESTER THOMPSON      –     POWERHOUSE
FIRST DAY BACK      –     FORWARD
HEINS HOFFMAN-RICHTER      –     MUSIC TO FREAK YOUR FRIENDS AND BREAK YOUR LEASE
His Lordship      –     Bored Animal
S.K.V. + CazU-23      –     Marobashi
SCREECHING WEASEL      –     MY BRAIN HURTS
SINN SISAMOUTH      –     GROOVE CLUB VOL. 5: SINN SISAMOUTH 2!
THE DEADLY ONES      –     IT’S MONSTER SURFING TIME
THE DONNAS      –     GET SKINTIGHT
TYLER BATES & CHELSEA WOLFE      –     X (ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK)
VINCENT PRICE      –     WITCHCRAFT-MAGIC
ROMI O      –     EDGES
SINN SISAMOUTH      –     GROOVE CLUB VOL. 5: SINN SISAMOUTH 2!
BA JOHNSTON      –     My Heart is a Blinking Nintendo
BILL FOX      –     BEFORE I WENT TO HARVARD
BULL RUN      –     BULL RUN
CHARLIE OVERMAN      –     S/T
COLD      –     YEAR OF THE SPIDER
Dmitri Tiomkin      –     It’s A Wonderful Life
DON TIKI      –     HOT LIKE LAVA
J.D. CROWE      –     THE NEW SOUTH
KATIE SCHECTER      –     EMPRESS
Klaus Nomi      –     Za Bakdaz, The Unfinished Opera
LOU BOND      –     LOU BOND
LUPE FIASCO      –     DROGAS WAVE
MATT DUNCAN      –     SOFT TIMES
MONOPHONICS      –     IT’S ONLY US
MR GNOME      –     MADNESS IN MINIATURE
MR. GNOME      –     HEART OF A DARK STAR
MR. GNOME      –     HEAVE YR SKELETON
Naughty Professor      –     VOICES
STEPHEN MURRAY      –     TAKES ONE / TRYIN’ TRYIN’
Stephen Murray      –     ODAAT / Darkest Night
THE DIP      –     THE DIP DELIVERS
THE LOCAL HONEYS      –     LITTLE GIRLS ACTIN’ LIKE MEN
VARIOUS      –     MIX PLATE 2025
CAITLIN CANNON      –     LOVE ADDICT
Carriers      –     Now Is The Time For Loving Me, Yourself & Everyone
CHASE RICE      –     ELDORA
DEAN GITTER      –     GHOST BALLADS
EDDIE SUZUKI      –     HIGH TIDE
JOSH RITTER      –     I BELIEVE IN YOU, MY HONEYDEW
ST. PAUL & THE BROKEN BONES      –     S/T
THE LOCAL HONEYS      –     THE GOSPEL
THE PHILLY JOE JONES SEXTET      –     BLUES FOR DRACULA
54 ULTRA      –     HEAVEN KNOWS B/W WHAT MORE CAN I DO
ADAM LEVY      –     HONESTLY
ALANNA ROYALE      –     TROUBLE IS…
ANA POPOVIC      –     DANCE TO THE RHYTHM
ANNA VOGELZANG      –     AFTERGLOW
BIRTH AND LOSS      –     UNTITLED
BRYANT ROSES      –     DUSTY CAROUSEL
CANYON LIGHTS      –     BREATHE EASY
CATFISH KEITH      –     SHAKE ME UP
CHRIS CHEEK      –     KEEPERS OF THE EASTERN DOOR
DAGGERMOUTH      –     STALLONE
Edogawa Rampo      –     The Hand and Others
Four80East      –     Barn Sessions Volume One
FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY      –     CAUSTIC GRIP
GUIDED BY VOICES      –     GOODNIGHT EL DORADO
HAMMOCK      –     ELSEWHERE
HAMMOCK      –     NEVERTHELESS
IRON AND WINE & BEN BRIDWELL      –     MAKING GOOD TIME
JEROME SABBAGH      –     STAND UP!
JOE HENDERSON & WOODY SHAW      –     JAZZ PATTERNS
JULIANA HATFIELD      –     MADE IN CHINA
JULIANA HATFIELD      –     LIGHTNING MIGHT STRIKE
KASTAWAY      –     THE HEALING
KELLY FINNIGAN      –     KEEP ME IN MIND / LET ME COUNT THE REASONS
KYUSS      –     WELCOME TO SKY VALLEY
KYUSS      –     …AND THE CIRCUS LEAVES TOWN
KYUSS      –     BLUES FOR THE RED SUN
LAMB      –     AN EXTENSION OF NOW
LUKE BELL      –     THE KING IS BACK
LUKE BELL      –     LUKE BELL
MEDESKI, MARTIN & WOOD      –     FRIDAY AFTERNOON IN THE UNIVERSE
MEDESKI, MARTIN & WOOD      –     SHACK-MAN
NAPOLEON DEMPS      –     IT’S SO HARD B/W INSTRUMENTAL
NAPOLEON DEMPS      –     NORMA JEAN B/W NORMA JEAN (TV MIX)
NEW FUMES      –     EXPERIENCER
NEW LOU REEDS      –     29 RATS
ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST      –     KINKY BOOTS
OSUNLADE      –     NEON BOX
PALE JAY      –     BEWILDERMENT
PAUL SCHALDA      –     LATELY
RIP VAN WINKLE      –     BLASPHEMY
SCARY POCKETS      –     BEST OF 2022
SILAS HITE      –     CHICHA MACABRE
THE CALIFORNIA HONEYDROPS      –     CALL IT HOME
THE CHARITIES      –     IT’S YOUR TURN / STRANGERS
THE FRIGIDAIRES      –     HOT
THE HEMPHILL STRINGTET      –     THE HEMPHILL STRINGTET PLAYS THE MUSIC OF JULIUS HEMPHILL
THE KILLPOETS      –     THE KILLPOETS
THE KING OF CLUBS      –     TKOC Old Skool Vinyl Compilation
THE PHILLY JOE JONES SEXTET      –     BLUES FOR DRACULA
TREVOR SOMETHING      –     THE SHADOW
TREVOR SOMETHING      –     DEEP WAVE DATA DARK WEB DAEMONS
TREVOR SOMETHING      –     THE ANIMA
TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS      –     THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
VARIOUS      –     TRIBUTE TO THE KING, CLIFTON CHENIER
WAX VESSEL      –     GREATEST HITS
WITCH      –     ZANGO
YEAR OF OCTOBER      –     I’VE GIVEN YOU EVERYTHING

(Gotta Groove Records offers vinyl record pressing and EcoRecord manufacturing for independent labels, musicians, and artists – this post features one of the many records pressed at Gotta Groove in the past month).

New Record Pressing — Tbird and The Way It Is

New record pressing – Tbird and The Way It Is – Feel This Way.

Pressed on black vinyl, this album was recorded over the course of almost two years, with some of these songs dating back to over 10 years ago.

(Gotta Groove Records offers vinyl record pressing and EcoRecord manufacturing for independent labels, musicians, and artists – this post features one of the many records pressed at Gotta Groove in the past month).

New Record Pressing — Pepper Adams Quintet

New record pressing – Pepper Adams Quintet – S/T.

If the tough tenor category in jazz also existed for the baritone sax, Pepper Adams would undoubtedly be its primal force. His huge sound, swaggering style and totally masterful fluidity on the challenging horn made him not only a dynamic and exciting soloist, but also an emphatic anchor to some of the most powerful large ensembles in jazz from the ‘50s into the ‘80s. Charles Mingus, whose smallish ensembles carried the energy of a big band due to the huge sounds of his horn players, roared from the foundation laid by Pepper over a 20-year relationship, as did the fiery swing of the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra for more than 10 years.

While his reputation as a consummate sideman was immortalized by his presence on dozens of albums by a veritable who’s who of modern jazz over his 40-year career, Adams was also an outstanding leader and co-leader on the international scene and on nearly two dozen recordings both on his own and in lengthy partnerships with trumpet legends Donald Byrd and Thad Jones. His confident authority and personal vision were fully in display from his very first recording, made for Mode Records in 1957 under the appropriately straightforward title, Pepper Adams Quintet.

Long out of print, this outstanding breakthrough recording is available again through GAMMAUT on a vinyl-only release, lovingly produced with the label’s focus upon both the hi-fi/audiophile market and the jazz connoisseur with an extensive 40-page booklet containing highly detailed biographical information on the brilliant baritone saxophonist by Gary Carner, the sidemen on the album, production information and a history of Mode Records, and accompanied by several never-before-seen historical photographs, illustrations and related artifacts.

Accompanied by a stellar West Coast ensemble of trumpeter Stu Williamson, pianist Carl Perkins, the incredibly prolific bassist Leroy Vinnegar and drummer Mel Lewis, it’s not surprising that Adams’ first album as a leader sounds so vitally contemporary, given the superb command of the artists and the timelessness of the art form. What is surprising though, is that a debut album displays a leader who is so fully in command of his musical vision and the control and maturity to bring that vision into fruition by his leadership and confidence. On that same note, it is also remarkable that given the era’s contrast of the cool jazz West Coast style and the significantly more hardcore and explosive East Coast approach, that Adams’ vehement and spirited East Coast sensibility was so joyfully – and effectively – delivered by the ensemble by its consummate artistry.  

The repertoire for this five-track album includes three highly familiar items from The Great American Songbook, along with two Adams originals. The musicianship throughout is exceptional, with everyone contributing beautifully to soloing, accompaniment and ensemble playing. Nothing here is mailed in and everyone is fully engaged and exuberant. The standards are treated like originals, played in refreshing fashion and with great enthusiasm, and the Adams pieces with the joy of new discovery.

The originals – the Latin-tinged “Muezzin’” and the blistering “Freddie Froo” – are deeply steeped in the bebop vernacular, providing total credence to the legendary Phil Woods’ statement about Adams as “a be-bopper down to his socks.” And while Adams was indeed so much more than that, the essence of his approach to the big horn was steeped in the tradition of his friend, mentor and profoundly inspiring force, Charlie Parker. His solos on these pieces soar with Bird-like precision and clarity of pursuit, inspiring the rest of the ensemble to the same lofty heights.

That explosive bop-fueled intensity is on full display on “Baubles, Bangles and Beads,” taken at an unexpectedly rip-roaring pace; while “Unforgettable,” solidified in musical history by the wonderful Nat King Cole, is an easy swinger, lyrical and buoyant throughout.

But truly special notice must be taken of the Guy Wood and Robert Mellon classic “My One and Only Love,” a feature for the marvelous ballad artistry of Adams. While his explosive solos and masterful eloquence of sound and rhythm are his hallmarks, the mesmerizing poignancy and exquisite delicacy he displays on this piece with such ease and command is truly a revelation – and a clear indication of the influence of Coleman Hawkins – capped by a gorgeous cadenza, it truly calls to mind the unparalleled Hawkins’ immortal Body and Soul.

Available courtesy of Gammaut.

(Gotta Groove Records offers vinyl record pressing and EcoRecord manufacturing for independent labels, musicians, and artists – this post features one of the many records pressed at Gotta Groove in the past month).

New Record Pressing — Winterpills

New record pressing – Winterpills – This Is How We Dance.

The critically acclaimed Massachusetts quintet Winterpills returns with their first album in nine years. “This Is How We Dance” deepens their catalog of elegant chamber pop that’s “haunting…downright glorious when the harmonies start, as crisp and shining as crystal” (The Washington Post). Consummate masters of the slow burn, Winterpills have nurtured a singular aesthetic over the course of their 20 years together: lush and often gritty instrumentation, poetic and vulnerable lyrics, celestial harmonies, and cinematic arrangements that stealthily pull you in.

(Gotta Groove Records offers vinyl record pressing and EcoRecord manufacturing for independent labels, musicians, and artists – this post features one of the many records pressed at Gotta Groove in the past month).

New Record Pressing — Bilders

New record pressing – Bilders – Neverlasting.

Bilders new album is a mix of psychic adventures, hard psychedelia and commentary with a bite. Bilders have always sung outliers with a heap of empathy—exploitation of migrants, unmitigated killing and the state of our depleted planet. This album maintains an analog feel with technical finesse as it casts a cold eye on uses and abuses of power in the higher echelons. It is pure Bilders. Surprise collaborations bring in fresh tangents of colour and emotional edge. “We are the Neverlasting renter-squatters of Earth exhausted”.

The band is once again the voice/guitar of Bill Direen, bass of Matt Swanson and near everything else by Alex McManus, with guesting by former Bilders. It’s the same lineup as last year’s acclaimed Dustbin of Empathy, and the first ‘core’ Bilders lineup to remain constant for more than one album. The new compatibility shows. It’s an album that builds on current strengths.

Notable guestings include Athens Georgia lights Claire Horne of 1980s BBQ Killers, and Curtiss Pernice, guitarist of heavy vanguard Porn Orchard, with a snook-in from experimental and electronic prince Todd Gerber. Two never-released tunes by vintage Bilders (Stu Page and Greig Bainbridge) sit perfectly with the new material. This is quite simply the strongest Bilders album ever. 

Co-released by Grapefruit Records and Carbon Records.

New Record Pressing — The Kyle Sowashes

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New Record Pressing – Start Making Sense is the upcoming album by the Columbus, Ohio-based indie rock band The Kyle Sowashes, with a release date of October 3, 2025, on Anyway Records. The album will be celebrated with live shows on the weekend of September 26-27, 2025, and features heartfelt, fuzz-forward tracks like the recently released single, “Song For Joey Kramer”. The band, led by Kyle Sowash, is known for their “Midwest energy in crisis” and a blend of indie rock with a punk heart. 

(Gotta Groove Records offers vinyl record pressing and EcoRecord manufacturing for independent labels, musicians, and artists – this post features one of the many records pressed at Gotta Groove in the past month).

New Record Pressing — JEFF The Brotherhood

New record pressing — JEFF The Brotherhood featuring Blanc Du Blanc – Magick Songs In Dub.

Soul Selects Records presents an immersive four-song journey that reimagines JEFF The Brotherhood’s 2018 double-LP Magick Songs through the hypnotic lens of dub. Guided by spectral sound alchemist Blanc du Blanc, these live, unadulterated mixes plunge deep into echo and low-end ritual—where riffs dissolve into astral repeats, basslines breathe, and structure blurs into feel. Captured direct-to-stereo at Soul Selects Studio (Hopewell, NJ), the set reframes the band’s fearless, genre-melting spirit as a sound system séance.

The Limited-edition vinyl ships out on or around 10/31/2025. Available via Soul Selects.

(Gotta Groove Records offers vinyl record pressing and EcoRecord manufacturing for independent labels, musicians, and artists – this post features one of the many records pressed at Gotta Groove in the past month).

New Record Pressing — St. Paul & The Broken Bones

New record pressing – St. Paul & The Broken Bones – Self Titled.

The sixth studio album. In rock-music mythos, the self-titled album is a line in the sand—typically signifying a reinvention, a reunion, or a return to roots. St. Paul and the Broken Bones, the sixth LP from Birmingham, Alabama’s ever-evolving Southern-soul giants, is somehow all of these things at once—carrying forward the experimental spirit of their back-to-back heavyweights The Alien Coast and (2022) Angels in Science Fiction (2023), but with a warmer, more accessible vibe that recalls the fun, exuberance, and buoyancy of their breakout debut, Half the City (2014), and beloved follow-ups Sea of Noise (2016) and Young Sick Camellia (2018). As singer and co-founder Paul Janeway puts it, these 10 songs represent a “reset and a refresh” after a frenetic few years.

“It’s the outcome of the book we wrote with the last records,” he says, surveying the band’s evolution into a period that touched on art-rock structures, stoner metal atmosphere, and rap beats. “[The self-titled album] is what the band is now. I think the band in general feels reignited…Making this record was a long journey, but I think it’s one of those rare times where it felt really worth it. It feels very much like a renewed energy. And who knows? We might make our death metal record next.”

Release date October 10, 2025 – order now.

(Gotta Groove Records offers vinyl record pressing and EcoRecord manufacturing for independent labels, musicians, and artists – this post features one of the many records pressed at Gotta Groove in the past month).

New Record Pressing – King Princess

New record pressing – King PrincessGirl Violence.

Girl Violence is the third album from New York artist King Princess (Mikaela Straus), marking her most personal and unapologetic work to date. Written after walking away from a long-term relationship, a major label deal, and a city that dulled her spark, the album captures the chaos, clarity, and catharsis of starting over.

Across bold pop anthems and intimate confessionals, Straus explores the nuanced, messy and magnetic dynamics of loving women. The result is a record that’s emotionally feral, sonically fearless, and deeply self-assured.

Since her breakout with “1950” – a Platinum-certified anthem with over a billion streams – King Princess has carved out a singular space in modern pop. On Girl Violence, she turns the page, taking full creative control and delivering her most striking and uncompromising vision yet.”

Available courtesy of Partisan Records.

New Record Pressing — Likkle Jordee

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New record pressing – Likkle Jordee’s sophomore album, Style and Passion, blends reggae music with modern influences. Released digitally on January 20, 2025 via Large Records, the album is available on vinyl this summer in collaboration with Aloha Got Soul. 

My album is a labor of love. This album is a collection of 9 tracks, each born from a unique blend of style and passion. Featuring collaborations with two talented artists Mellow Mood and Edley Shine. It is an invitation to experience the diverse sounds and emotions that fuel my creativity.” — Likkle Jordee

Likkle Jordee is an indie artist from O‘ahu, Hawai‘i, and has been crafting music since age 13, influenced by reggae legends like Billy Boyo, Little Harry, Horace Andy, BItty McLean, and Born Jamericans. In 2019, Jordee released his debut EP, Brand New, showcasing his versatility and artistic vision. While reggae remains at the core of his musical identity, Jordee is a versatile artist who isn’t afraid to experiment with different sounds. His latest release, Style and Passion, is a sonic journey, blending traditional reggae with modern influences.

Available courtesy of Aloha Got Soul.

(Gotta Groove Records offers vinyl record pressing and EcoRecord manufacturing for independent labels, musicians, and artists – this post features one of the many records pressed at Gotta Groove in the past month).

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