This week’s volume comes from producer UNKWN, who has created fifteen tracks of jazz, psych and soul-tinged lo-fi madness. A variety of acoustic and digital horns, pianos, flutes, analog synths, guitars, and vibes are peppered throughout and UNKWN keeps the mood vibrant and classic, setting the table for everyone to eat.

Mido’s second volume for Kingsway finds him settling into a comforting, warm, mid-tempo selection of fourteen vibes that incorporate voices, vintage synths, acoustic and electric guitars and other assorted gadgets and effects.

Mido’s sound is hard to pin down, he has a knack for finding rhythm and melodies in sparse corners, and can find original, unique sounds that have laid overlooked and buried in everyday instruments. Stems for three tracks (Goneski, MC and FTAT) are unavailable, therefore we are offering the stems at a reduced rate of $49.99.

The latest Kingsway volume comes from Texas based producer Eiby, who recently collaborated with ill.e on a Kingsway volume, and has now compiled his own selections. Eiby is a master of textures, and these spooky and eclectic sounds use keys, vocals, guitars, bass and cinematic effects to paint a stark and vibrant audio portrait.

Toronto’s Matt MacNeil returns with his second volume for the Kingsway Music Library, crafting fourteen samples that range from 80bpm to 155bpm and showcase his versatility as an instrumentalist and producer.

MacNeil’s approach is unique on each track, using lots of electric and acoustic guitars to establish the vibe and merging them with experimental sounds and effects that elevate them to unknown places. His imagination is on full display, plucking melodies and sounds from unorthodox places, giving enough variety so there’s something for everyone, but with a style that is inherently his own. We hope you enjoy as much as we do.