Nunorthern Soul Vinyl & CDs

Review: It's nice to see 21st century Balearic maestros putting their seventh studio album out on NuNorthern Soul, a label whose impact on the "nu-Balearic" scene has been similarly sizable. Everything Moves, Nothing Rests is classic Coyote, with subtle shifts in musical emphasis - dubbed-out one minute, Latin-tinged, chugging or ultra-deep the next - cloaked by the Nottingham-based duo's distinctively warm, dreamy and tactile trademark sound. Combined with a range of booming basslines, countless echo-laden vocal snippets, tons of colourful synths sounds and multiple references to the cultural themes that have long been a feature of their work, this all adds up to one of the pair's best long-form outings to date.

Review: Last year, David Lovato's first outing as LOVA was one of the NuNorthern Soul label's most cherished releases. Now it gets some superb remixes offered up next to three of the originals. The first is the gentle Mediterranean sway of 'Cecilia' which carries on through 'Echoes Of Memories' with its heady and heavenly pads and gentle tumble of toms. 'Esperanza' is another horizontal bit of Balearic bliss which Danilo Braca flips into something more late-night and cosmic. Hear & Now's remix is a long legged and superb slow and serene and Leo Mas & Fabrice remix 'Cecilia' into a tambourine laced deep disco dreamscape.