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Many house music artists & producers fail to hit the mark when creating a full length album, mainly due to the fact that they’re so use to creating their work for 12″ play. But here on ‘Destination’, Chicago’s Anthony Nicholson provides a body of work that one can really listen to and appreciate as a complete album. With support from all over the place, this ‘Destination’ is definitely worth reachin for.

“…the album is a pure and lovely gift full of surprises, well known things and delight.” – Lars Bartkuhn (Sonar Kollektiv)

“Badass, Album is timeless and original. Powah…” – Ron Trent (Prescription)

1. Love is Everything
2. Fallin
3. Solitude - Miquifaye’s Dream
4. So Good - Feel the Joy
5. Your Love
6. Never
7. Destination
8. Hot Sauce & Drama
9. Robot Disco
10. Black Galaxy Suite
11. Go

Courtesy of Mr. Carlos Mena (casamena.com), a nice rework to the new Sade song ‘Soldier of Love’

Just came out, been waiting to get these in! One of our all time favorite labels. Good classic stuff - some unreleased versions, some nice to have clean digital copy of, and of course all tracks are dope.

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1. Hip To Be Disillusioned – 1994 Re-Edit
2. Come Together – Unreleased Version 1994
3. Night Places Darkness on the Earth – 1998
4. Manifesto – Unreleased
5. The Choice – Unreleased Version 1993
6. Foot Therapy – 1995
7. Pop, Dip and Spin – 1994
8. Soul Samba Express – 1997
9. I Wouldn’t – 1993
10. Prescription – Unreleased
11. Morning Factory – Dubplate Version 1994/2005

On “In The Red", Trusʼme has collaborated with several vocalists and musicians. The album is undoubtedly more accomplished leading to an organic, unabridged feel to the production and a more song based approach. Trusʼme has certainly raised the bar attracting some real key players to appear on “In The Red". Dam-Funk, Stones Throw recording artist and L.A.’s rising star of the nu-boogie scene collaborates on a low slung interpretation of the WasNotWas disco epic “Wheel Me Out". Also on board is the jazzy Detroit innovator Amp Fiddler who features on two tracks including a bass & rhodes heavy cover of Bill Withers bittersweet classic “Can We Pretend". Paul Randolph , Jazzanova’s current front-man provides vocals for a houseʼd up version of West Phillips’ boogie favourite “Sucker for a Pretty Face” and Mahogani Musicʼs longtime collaborator Piranhahead lends his vocal skills to the title track “In the Red". – FATCITY

1. Pretend
2. Put It On
3. Bail Me Out
4. Sucker
5. In The Red
6. ?
7. Need A Job
8. Sweet Mother