Our Catalogue
more »The Road To Damascus
By Syriana, 2010
The Road to Damascus begins in London, when Nick "Dubulah" Page and Syrian Qanun player, Abdullah Chhadeh… read more »
more »Capture
By Afro Celt Sound System, 2010
When Afro Celt Sound System burst onto the music scene some 15 years ago their impact was so instant, so … read more »
more »Al Bidayeh
By Syriana, 2010
It is said that Damascus - old Damascus, the 7,000-year-old capital of Syria - is a bit like a veiled wom… read more »
more »Utopia
By Tom Kerstens' G Plus Ensemble, 2010
'Utopia' is the debut recording of Tom Kerstens with his newly formed G Plus Ensemble. The group was crea… read more »
more »Admission
By The Black Swan Effect, 2010
"Just when you think you've heard it all before, along comes an album that demands the hairs on the back … read more »
more »Trance Sessions
By Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara , 2010
Following many months of touring , taking their raw afro-blues to increasingly enthusiastic audiences, J… read more »
more »Hobo
By Charlie Winston, 2009
Charlie distills his music to its raw essence, a hearty modern gumbo of blues-folk, straight-talking lyri… read more »
more »Line
By Portico Quartet, 2009
Fresh from enthusiastic reception at BBC radio 1, Portico Quartet's glorious 'Line' with its journey fro… read more »
more »Isla
By Portico Quartet, 2009
Isla is a thoughtful and richly tuneful collection of nine pieces recorded by producer John Leckie at Abb… read more »
more »Kalashnik Love
By Speed Caravan, 2009
"I've always had this rage that I need to express." Mehdi Haddab sits back, rests his electric oud on his… read more »
more »In Your Hands
By Charlie Winston, 2009
'In Your Hands' has been described as "A modern day rock gospel song with influences of Nina Simone, Pet… read more »
more »Sounds Of Music
By Various Artists, 2009
This compilation features hidden gems from the Real World Records catalogue to accompany the book of phot… read more »
more »Lightbox
By Spiro, 2009
They might bear the tools of the folk musician and be partial to the odd traditional tune, but Spiro clai… read more »
more »Return To Addis
By Dub Colossus, 2009
The EP, 'Return To Addis', features all unheard material: two new tracks and two remixes from the album '… read more »
more »Tell No Lies
By Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara, 2009
"Tell No Lies" is the new sound of Justin Adams & Juldeh Camara. The sound of a nation with no borders, … read more »
more »A Town Called Addis
By Dub Colossus, 2008
This project brings together an extraordinary but little known African musical heritage, a labour of love… read more »
more »The Bairns
By Rachel Unthank and The Winterset, 2008
Described as "a bewitching, dream-like, down-to-earth masterpiece," The Bairns is already a classic. With… read more »
more »Big Blue Ball
By Big Blue Ball, 2008
There is a dedicated website for Big Blue Ball with more information along with audio and video from the … read more »
more »Dub Colossus EP
By Dub Colossus, 2008
The first taste of an extraordinary collaboration between contemporary Ethiopian artists and Dubulah (aka… read more »
more »Long Way Down
By Various Artists, 2007
At Real World, we were excited at the prospect of working on Long Way Down with Ewan and Charley. We had … read more »
more »The Imagined Village
By The Imagined Village, 2007
'Englishness is the final frontier of world music.' - Simon Emmerson, head man of The Imagined Village … read more »
more »Becoming A Cliché
By Adrian Sherwood, 2006
Where the first 'solo' album was mainly instrumental, Becoming A Cliche features an ever impressive range… read more »
more »Miero
By Värttinä, 2006
If Värttinä had never recorded another album after 'iki' in 2003 their achievement would have been moment… read more »
more »Invisible Fields
By Iarla Ó Lionáird, 2005
"This album was always going to be different," he says. "I did it in my own house, with a tight team that… read more »
more »Guess You Got It
By Pina, 2005
Guess You Got It - which was issued on PRE, a new Real World imprint - is crammed with songs that already… read more »
more »Hotel Juicy Parlour
By Sizer Barker, 2004
Liverpool, late spring, 1996. Carl Brown is walking through a cemetery with a friend, a dog and a headful… read more »
more »Tani Tana
By State of Bengal Vs Paban Das Paul, 2004
'Tana Tani' plunges Paban into the dub-heavy melee of the British Asian breakbeat scene, where his ecstat… read more »