Veronica Electronica, an eight-track companion to Ray of Light, was originally envisioned by Madonna as a remix album in 1998. The project was ultimately sidelined by the original album’s runaway success and the parade of hit singles that dominated the spotlight for more than a year. Ray of Light went on to sell over 16 million copies worldwide and earned Madonna four GRAMMY® Awards, including Best Pop Album. More than 25 years later, that long-rumored concept finally comes to life. The collection features newly edited versions of club remixes by Sasha, BT, and Victor Calderone, along with the original demo of Gone, Gone, Gone – a previously unreleased recording produced by Madonna and Rick Nowels. Available on 1LP Silver Vinyl.

paul weller  – find el dorado

release: 25th july 2025

available on double vinyl / cd

Burna Boy  – no sign of weakness

release: 11th july 2025

available on midnight coloured vinyl / vinyl / cd

No Sign of Weakness is the eagerly awaited eighth studio album from Nigerian singer Burna Boy, set for release via Atlantic, Spaceship Records, and Bad Habit. Following his acclaimed 2023 album I Told Them…, this new record has been teased with four singles: Bundle by Bundle, Update, Sweet Love, and TaTaTa featuring Travis Scott. The album highlights Burna Boy’s evolving sound, blending Afrobeat, dancehall, and contemporary influences to showcase his artistic growth. With high anticipation worldwide, No Sign of Weakness promises to further cement Burna Boy’s status as a global music icon and a powerful voice in modern African music.

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jade bird – who wants to talk about love

release: 18th july 2025

available on vinyl / cd

 

jade bird’s triumphant third album invites listeners on a deep, emotional journey to explore the powerful, addictive, and sometimes destructive force that drives human connection. “i want it to be a conversation,” she says, “a real back and forth.” blending upbeat pop melodies like dreams and save your tears with gentle ballads such as who wants and avalanche, the album delves into some of the most personal and psyche-shaping relationships in her life. through these songs, jade navigates heartbreak, doubt, acceptance, and hope, creating a heartfelt and relatable experience.

kae tempest – self titled 

release: 4th july 2025

available on orange vinyl / vinyl / cd

 

Self Titled is the fifth studio album from Mercury and BRIT-nominated artist Kae Tempest. Co-produced by Grammy-winner Fraser T Smith – renowned for his work with Adele and Stormzy – the album marks their first full-length collaboration. Across 12 tracks, Tempest delivers a powerful blend of spoken word, political insight, and lyrical vulnerability. Featuring guest appearances from Neil Tennant, Young Fathers, Connie Constance, and Tawiah. Self Titled is a bold statement from one of the UK’s most original voices – introspective yet outward-looking, rooted in poetry but elevated by rich, dynamic production.

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kokoroko – tuff times never last

release: 11th july 2025

available on vinyl / cd

 

Initially inspired by a viral social media meme, co-bandleader Onome Edgeworth shared insights into the origins and meaning behind the title tuff times never last. She explained, “It’s true! While the album reflects themes of joy and celebration, we came to realize that much of that beauty and strength emerges from overcoming challenges and difficulties.” This concept resonated deeply with the band throughout the writing process, becoming a central truth that shaped the record’s emotional core. The title captures a sense of resilience and hope, reminding listeners that hardship is temporary and often gives way to growth and brighter moments. It’s a message of endurance and optimism woven throughout the music.

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gwenno – utopia

release: 11th july 2025

available on vinyl / cd

 

Having released three albums in Welsh and Cornish, Utopia is Gwenno Saunders’ first album recorded predominantly in English, and presents a very different side to her life and songwriting. Utopia, Saunders’ fourth solo album, is an extraordinary exploration of all of these selves. If the singer regards her first three solo records – 2014’s Y Dydd Olaf, 2018’s Le Kov and 2022’s Tresor – as ‘childhood records’, rooted in her upbringing, her parents, her formative identity, then Utopia captures a time of self-determination and experimentation. These are songs of discovery, of the years between being someone’s daughter and becoming someone’s wife and someone’s mother. They range from floor-fillers to piano ballads, via contributions from Cate Le Bon and H. Hawkline, and encompass William Blake, a favourite Edrica Huws poem, and the Number 73 bus. It is her finest work to date.