A few boxes of Joel Stones' record showed up late for our pop-up last weekend (Jan. 20-21) so we are adding another day: Tropicalia in Furs pop-up at RappcatsSaturday, Jan...

From left to right: Dominican composer Mario de Jesús Báez; unidentified; Ralph Pérez, unidentified; at Ansonia Records office, 992 Columbus Ave, NY, 1950s. In the 1940s, R...

Founded by Joe Bataan, Ghetto was a brief but groundbreaking Latin music label. Six of the Ghetto Records titles and one previously unreleased have been reissued by Now-Aga...

The Italian label is coming back to Los Angeles, celebrating their 10th anniversary with hundreds of rare Italian and European albums at a weekend long pop-up record shop a...

In the store: Jazzcats Grab Bag (2023) This grab bag contains Three Jazz LPs: Two (2) sealed albums from Gene Perla’s stellar PM Records label, and one (1) vintage album, s...

Celebrating Southern University Jazz Ensemble

Mr Bongo at Rappcats, April 22nd & 23rd, 2023 5638 York Blvd, Los Angeles. 12-6PM each day Mr. Bongo returns to Los Angeles during the hottest time of year in any digg...

Del Jones, a poet, and proto-rapper, recorded Court is Closed in 1973. It was underground Philadelphia’s response to Amiri Baraka’s and Gil Scott-Heron’s indictments of the...

New album: Brazilian guitar meets a full orchestra arranged by Vittor Santos and with special participation by Arthur Verocai and his string quartet.

Official reissue of two “lost” albums from Boris Gardiner, Jamaican bass player, bandleader, songwriter, singer and producer. Reissued under Gardiner’s guidance.

Sale at Rappcats, Los Angeles, September 17. Curated by Prince Be's longtime friend Georges Sulmers on behalf of Be's family.

The Krautrock, Global Groove ensemble’s first album on Madlib Invazion.