Don Cartagena

Don CartagenaReleased in 1998, Don Cartagena is the third studio album by Fat Joe. Produced by various artists, including DJ Premier and Trackmasters, and released by Terror Squad and Atlantic Records, this album features standout tracks like "Bet Ya Man Can't Triz" and "I Shot Ya," showcasing Fat Joe's smooth flow and lyrical skills. The cover art, featuring a stylish image of Fat Joe, reflects his persona and the streetwise themes prevalent throughout the album.

so it comes as no surprise that this record continues to be one of the rarest sought-after vinyl albums by jazz collectors worldwide

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Their influence on countless musicians

" narrates band leader Mikael Åkerfeldt

On Bearer of Bad News

London cinematic soul artist Sholto continues the build-up to his forthcoming album The Sirens with a powerful double A-side 7"

Luck has little to do with it

he turned his back on music and settled for bootlegging and other types of work until rediscovered in the '60s

and Lamb Of God

you will find yourself in an alternating bath of joy and despair

Artwork includes hand-illustrated lyric sheet done by founder Youman

a Philicorda organ