Talkin' Loud

Talkin’ Loud on vinyl: jazz, soul and breakbeats from London

In short: Talkin’ Loud was founded in London in 1990 by DJ Gilles Peterson. The label combined jazz and soul with the club sounds of the nineties – from acid jazz to house and drum ’n’ bass. Peterson later founded Brownswood Recordings. The Vinyl Room currently has 9 Talkin’ Loud records.

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Future jazz & drum ’n’ bass

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→ Gilles Peterson · Brownswood Recordings · Future jazz · Drum n bass

What makes Talkin’ Loud special?

Incognito stand for the jazz-funk-soul of the London scene, here with “Future Remixed”. Krust brings drum ’n’ bass with “Coded Language”, Nicolette idiosyncratic electro-soul with “Let No-One Live Rent Free In Your Head”, and MJ Cole UK garage with “Waiting For The Day”.

Plus Chicago singer Terry Callier with “I Don’t Want To See Myself (Without You)”, Gilles Peterson’s selection “Worldwide Programme 1”, the collection “Brazilica, Volume II” and the “Raw Deal EP”.

FAQ

Who founded Talkin’ Loud? DJ Gilles Peterson, in London in 1990.

What music is on Talkin’ Loud? Jazz, soul and funk combined with house, drum ’n’ bass and broken beat.

What does Talkin’ Loud have to do with Brownswood? Both labels come from Gilles Peterson; he founded Brownswood later.

What do you have on Talkin’ Loud? Mostly records from the nineties – 9 records in all.