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Reki (Pierre Nguyen, 13 juli 1989) is a young producer from Strassbourg who delivers an elegant musical piece for fans of piano, jazz, electronica genre's. His music was inspired by one of the greatest jazz hip-hop producers Nujabes. Reki released three albums on Digi crates label (http://digicrates.bandcamp.com/music). His latest album came out in october 2012 with a free instrumental download available on the Digi Crates bandcamp. Digi crates worked also on three "Tribute to Jun" albums, including some great tracks of Reki on each album. All Nujabes fans or any other jazz hip-hop producer should definitely listen to Reki! .

Rekid is an alias used by Matt Edwards (who also releases as Radio Slave and, with Joel Edwards, makes up Quiet Village). He has released material as Rekid on Classic Recordings, his own Rekids label and on Soul Jazz (notably the album "Made in Menorca"). .

Firekites is a Newcastle, Australia emerged collective revolving around the acoustic musings of four main player: Tim Mcphee (The Instant), Rod Smith, Jane Tyrrell (The Herd) and Jason Tampake (Josh Pyke, Charge Group) and signed to the australian label Spunk. Tucked away for the past two years, Firekites have been persistently self-recording their first musical offering – a debut LP, The Bowery. Sonically rich & musically diverse, Firekites have drawn together disparate, sometimes juxtaposed, influences resulting in a record that covers some unexpected ground. Blurring the lines between lo-fi jazz, folk pop and subtle electronica, comparisons have been drawn with...

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