Part 2 of the Ninja XX compilations includes another feast of music with highlights coming in the form of Autechre's minimalist remix of The Bug's "Skeng"; the Floating Points Ensemble's epic soul-jazz number "Post Suite"; the exquisite link-up between Lou Rhodes and The Cinematic Orchestra on "One Good Thing"; Gaslamp Killer's vicious re-work of DJ Vadim's classic "Terrorist"; the truly far-out "Foley Room" reinterpretation from the Kronos Quartet; Mala's dubphonic interpretation of Andreya Triana's "A Town Called Obsolete"; and music from the likes of Daedelus, Bonobo, Roots Manuva, Anti-Pop Consortium. Jaga Jazzist, and more!

No Ground Under is Montreal's DJ/producer Ghislain's first album for Ninja Tune. His obsession for the big, the dirty, and the rhythmic laid the foundation for creating No Ground Under. This album is chock full of what he describes as 'cosmopolitan bass and chunky digital dancehall'. He is a commanding artist who explores new terrains of hip hop and electronic music fused with world riddim idioms twisted deep around bass. 14 tracks. Revolver. 2008.

MC Zulu, Panamanian born, Chicago raised, jumps off on the third single from Ghislain Poirier's No Ground Under. Go Ballistic is a soca-drenched club banger that unashamedly blows up the spot. MC Zulu comes through with a melodic hype vocal that keeps energy high in the mix. Having released many solo efforts plus collaborations with Ace alone, Kush Arora, and DJ C, MC Zulu is hot property these days (just check his recent feature in XLR8R). Remixers Toddla-T and Duckbeats give the beat a house shuffle treatment that rivals the original in dancefloor mayhem. Not surprising, since Toddla-T has been making inroads remixing Hot Chip, Tricky, Little Dragon, Roisin Murphy, and Kid Acne as well as doing some production on the upcoming Roots Manuva album, Slime and Reason. Duckbeats is Chris Duckenfield, a seasoned veteran of electronic boogie music from the old school WARP roster as RAC and one of the house-heads behind SWAG. King Cannibal is a new signing to Ninja Tune (keep an ear out for the upcoming Arigami Style single) and he toughens up the track to a near techno frenzy of hard beats and defunct rave noises that replaces some of the joy of the original with menace. Ghislain Poirier enlists a buddy by the name of Tony-O, from Parisian crew Ego6, to round out these remixes. He peps it up and plays on it's doubletime soca feel for an over-the-top interpretation that makes the listener understand why Poirier was attracted to him in the first place. Another underground party smashing hit from Ghislain Poirier. Go ballistic!

Twelve inch vinyl pressing of the second single from The Qemists' debut album, Join the Q. The vocal talents of the one and only Wiley are featured over the kind of hard-punching, slick-moving production we've come to expect from The Qemists. Features three versions of 'Dem Na Like Me'.

New Zealand-born, Brisbane-raised, and now London-based Jordan Rakei has stepped up to the plate since releasing Wallflower in 2017, stamping his authority as a talented songwriter, producer and live performer. Now, having undergone a process of evolution and re- evaluation, grappling with big picture questions – namely, technological growth, and how it affects our sense of humanity – and responding to the changes in his personal life, he is back with a new album: Origin. 

ROMARE returns with his brand new album HOME. A euphoric and uplifting record with a guarantee to be a favorite on the dancefloor. HOME will be available on 2LP, CD and Digital formats. The release of this new record comes after a lifetime of being on the move. Fairhurst spent the majority of his life moving around, and was used to the nomadic lifestyle as his career progressed. Now he has found a place he can call home forever.

From time to time a DJ or producer comes along who transcends a particular scene, bridges the gap between disparate movements and unites tribal music fans. Seven has that talismanic quality. His productions have a rawness; a loose-knit, lolloping grove that seduces even the most steadfastly stubborn of hips. Seven is a unifying force and the well of support for his endeavors runs deep, from Mos Def to Four Tet to Julio Bashmore and way beyond. As an intergalactic soul record Universes delivered on all front, admirably showcasing the breadth and depth of SDJR's productions and the honesty and humor that makes his music so instantly recognizable. Catch him in this cosmos before he jets off to another time and space.

With the dog days of summer nearing a close, Montrealer Sixtoo's latest masterpiece, Jackals and Vipers in Envy of Man, drops onto society. For this new record, Sixtoo delves further into the solo electronics realm. Surrounded by a stack of machines in his studio space, he stitches together a tape-edit record compiled from various live sets. Along the way, these tracks evolve into entirely new compositions, melted down to their basic elements and refined into what we now know as Jackals and Vipers in Envy of Man. The results are mind-blowing. Sixtoo's signature drum-machine fury is combined with dark, melodic electronics to create film-noir style paranoia pieced together into one suite with 13 different movements. Aggressive, deep, complex, spatial, and most importantly, tough as nails. Jackals and Vipers in Envy of Man is a reflective look forward for SixtooÑa beatscape that may require a warmup and a massage before listening. Truly a head-nodding affair of the highest order.

In 2012 Bonobo posted his unofficial remix of the 1977 gem 'Les "Là-Bas” by french jazz legend Henri Texier. Texier began his career at age 15 playing piano in nightclubs, but he soon switched to bass in order to play in the big band of Jef Gilson. Over the years he has gained recognition for his work in developing a type of jazz that is uniquely French and not beholden to American models. This Record Store Day official 12" release includes the Bonobo remix and the original by Texier. Artwork designed by the excellent Leif Podhajsky, who did the The North Borders artwork for Bonobo.

A: Henri Texier 'Les "Là-Bas"(Bonobo remix)'
B: Henri Texier 'Les "Là-Bas"'

In Watch Me DanceToddla T has created a dubwise, street-soul masterpiece, and to ensure it was everything Toddla envisaged it could be he's carefully selected an impressive line up of friends, peers and musical icons to guest vocal, co-produce, remix, co-write with him on the album.

Giants of contemporary ambient and electronic inspired music, A Winged Victory for the Sullen make a bold return on new album 'The Undivided Five', their debut for Ninja Tune. The pair, made up of Dustin O'Halloran and Adam Wiltzie, have created iconic film scores and forward-thinking ambient groups, releasing a series of game-changing records for Erased Tapes and Kranky. The duo have emerged alongside peers like Max Richter, Hildur Guðnadóttir, Tim Hecker and Fennesz. Their 2014 album 'Atomos' was the product of a commission to score a new performance by Royal Ballet choreographer Wayne McGregor, while 2016's 'Iris' was the score for director Jalil Lespert's thriller, 'In the Shadow of Iris'. They count the likes of Jon Hopkins among their fans, who included 'Requiem For The Static King Part One' on his 2015 Late Night Tales compilation.

This latest Ninja Cuts is number five in a series of classic compilations which have studded Ninja Tune's 18 years of existence. And, like it's predecessors, You Don't Know serves as a signpost of both where the label family, including Big Dada and Counter Records, has come from and where it's heading. Now, one could wax poetic about how amazing the label is and how great the artists are and how this album contains new, old, rare and unreleased tracks, but the tracklisting speaks for itself:.

Young Fathers will release their third studio album, Cocoa Sugar, on March 9th, 2018 via Ninja Tune. The UK-based & Mercury Prize-winning trio recently shared their latest track & video 'LORD', which was described as 'Spectacular' by FADER, Crack, and Clash & earned praise by Stereogum, Paste, NME, Complex & more. The band will then return to the USA with a run of shows this Spring. Following their work on the score of Danny Boyle's Trainspotting 2, Young Fathers deliver their third and most ambitious record to date.

Remixed version of the Ninja Tune records label retrospective ZEN. Artists featured: Bonobo, Cinematic Orchestra, Sakamoto, DJ Food, DJ Vadim and others. Remixed by: Squarepusher, Cornelius, Ashley Beedle among others.

This DVD includes all of the videos ever done by the label, over three and a half hours of material, a video mix/mash-up by Hexstatic and a gallery of all Ninja Tune album sleeve art.

Heavyweight Gringos is the remix album from British duo, Zero dB as the follow-up to the dancefloor smashing Bongos, Bleeps & Basslines. Chris Vogado (one of the dBs and Mr. Fluid Ounce, the label that launched these boys back in 1999) masterminded this remix album. Vogado approached 27 members of the Fluid Ounce Friends & Familia crew plus Ninja and Big Dada stablemates and laid the whole Bongos, Bleeps & Basslines album at their disposal. The results are astounding! 14 tracks. Ninja Tune.