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Vampisoul Madrid, Spain
Started in 2002 as part of the Munster group of labels, Vampisoul is now established as one of the most respected reissue labels on the planet. New Orleans funk, 60s R&B, East Harlem boogaloo, Cuban jam sessions, exotic soundtracks, tail-shaking soul, trippy tropical sounds, Peruvian groovers, West African highlife, East European jazz, Nigerian Afrobeat… ... more
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