Iggor Cavalera
A member of Petbrick, Soulwax, Absent in Body, Cavalera Conspiracy and Corroded Spiral among countless other musical projects. Beginning in the early 80's in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, his music career spans thrash metal to experimental electronics.
- Xochimoki - Temple of the New Sun
- Miguel Noya - Canciones Intactas
- Kevin Richard Martin - Return to Solaris
- Senyawa - Alkisah
- Richard Skelton - These Charms May Be Sung Over A Wound
Meitei
Japanese musician Meitei released his debut album of supernatural, folkloric environmental music in 2018 and has since amassed a wide following with his Kofū album series, sampling traditional Japanese musics.
- V/A - Imaginal Soundtracking 2: 鬼 / The Demon
- WaqWaq Kingdom - Dokkoisho
- Brady Cohan - Studies, Vol. 1
- Humbros - From 0 to 90
MC Yallah
Has previously released some of her earliest music with Phantom Limb in 2020, her breakneck Luganda-language raps in collaboration with producers Eomac, Debmaster and Scotch Rolex spinning the head and quickening the pulse. Based in Kampala, Uganda, she recently signed to Matador to release new music.
- WaqWaq Kingdom - Dokkoisho
- MC Yallah - Mama Waliwamanyi
- Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals - King Cobra
- Xochimoki - Temple of the New Sun
KMRU
A Kenyan musician based in Berlin. His field recording-laced ambient music has graced labels such as Editions Mego, Injazero and Seil, soundtracking late nights in Nairobi and the surrounding landscapes.
- Ibukun Sunday - The Last Wave
- Richard Skelton - These Charms May Be Sung Over A Wound
- Kevin Richard Martin - Return to Solaris
- Miguel Noya - Canciones Intactas
Ami Dang
A Baltimore-based Punjabi-American sitar player and ambient musician. Her music unites these two disparate worlds with beguiling finesse, interweaving themes of ancient storytelling with contemporary sound design. Her newest album will land on Phantom Limb in Autumn 2022.
- Ueda Takayasu - Every Clouds Call Our Name
- Hekla - Sprungur
- Ibukun Sunday - The Last Wave
- Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals - King Cobra
Lexy Morvaridi / The Southbank Centre
Passionately involved in the UK’s live music sector, Lexy has worked from grassroots roles up to his current position as contemporary music programmer at the Southbank Centre. He is also an artist, curator, musician and activist in his own right, co-founding the Total Refreshment Centre Record Label and numerous community outreach programs.
1. Xochimoki - Temple of the New Sun
2. Senyawa - Alkisah
3. Infinity Knives - Dear, Sudan
4. Miguel Noya - Canciones Intactas
5. Corroded Spiral - Ancient Nocturnal Summoning
6. Hekla - Á
Matt Werth / RVNG Intl.
RVNG Intl. founder Matt Werth started the label twenty years ago, piloting its rise from independent start-up to the celebrated pillar of galactic experimental music (and beyond) that now reaches the ears of many happy, curious, intrigued musical explorers the world over.
- Dylan Henner - A Reason for Living
- Miguel Noya - Canciones Intactas
- Paul Schütze - The Second Law
- WaqWaq Kingdom - Essaka Hoisa
- Xochimoki - Temple of the New Sun
Tom Ravenscroft
A broadcaster on BBC Radio's 6Music. The content of his show ranges from ambient to gqom, from house to folk, with plenty more beyond and between. An ongoing, unapologetic, generous supporter of experimental, challenging and underground music, he regularly offers airtime to records rarely heard elsewhere.
- Soft-Bodied Humans x Swordman Kitala - Kaiju Kitala
- Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals – King Cobra
- Dylan Henner - Amtracks
- MC Yallah & Eomac - Mama Waliwamanyii
- J.R. Bohannon - Recôncavo