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New York female soul singer KENDRA MORRIS, whose talent has blossomed after signing with Karma Chief under Colemine, will release her 5th album in 2023.

2022 1st album by M ROSS PERKINS, newly signed from Karma Chief, Rock & Pop department of independent soul label Colemine. BADFINGERS ~ SEELS ND CROFTS ~ AMERICA ~ 10CC ~ STEELY DAN line high quality 60's classic sofro psychedelic pop. limited.

New York female soul singer KENDRA MORRIS, whose talent blossomed after signing with Karma Chief under Colemine, released an album in 2016, with a total of 10 songs to be released on vinyl in 2023.

Zachary and Andy, members of Ohio's BUFFALO KILLERS who also toured as the bassist and guitarist of the BLACK KEYS backing band, released the first album in 2022 by the Gabbard brothers The GABBARD BROTHERS and Karma Chief under the Colemine umbrella. BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD ~ late 60's ~ early 70's psychedelic American rock album under the influence of JAMES GANG

He is a member of the BLACK KEYS' backing band and leads the Ohio-based BUFFALO KILLERS, both of which are on the rock and pop side of the independent soul label Colemine's Karma Chief. He also recently debuted with his brother Zachary in the band The GABBARD BROTHERS, also on Karma Thief. Lead single from ANDREW GABBARD's solo album. NEIL YOUNG ~ WILCO-style alternative country pop. Limited edition.

Karma Chief, the rock and pop division of the independent soul label Colemine, has released a collaboration 7-inch between ANDREW GABBARD, a member of the BLACK KEYS backing band, who led the Ohio-based BUFFALO KILLERS and recently debuted with his brother Zachary in the band The GABBARD BROTHERS, also from Karma Thief, and KENDRA MORRIS, a New York female soul singer who has built a career by releasing works on Wax Poetics and DAM-FUNK-related Papi, who recently released a limited 7-inch from Karma Chief and was very good, singing the same song on the B-side. Both are soft soul rock mellow ballads that are a hit again.

30-year-old Chicago-based NEAL Francis, who made his debut from Karma Chief, which releases rock-pop artists under the new-generation soul-jazz label Colemine Records, has collected a limited demo of his popular 1st album released in 2019. vinyl. ALLEN TOUSSAINT ~ DR. JOHN Genealogy 70's SSW ~ A total of 4 songs that shine more light on the nakedness of more realistic grooves by modern new DIY under the influence of blues.

After playing in a band in Florida, she moved to New York and produced music alone on an 8-track. She released two albums from the prestigious Wax Poetics and works from DAM-FUNK-related Papi. She has built her career by collaborating with big names such as DJ PREMIER, MF DOOM, CZARFACE, GHOSTFACE KILLAH, and DENNIS COFFEY. This is the 2022 album by New York female soul singer KENDRA MORRIS, released by Karma Chief, a subsidiary of Colemine.

Skateboarder Danny Garcia's first album in 2022 from Karma Chief under Colemine, a musical work completed by learning and practicing all instruments, mixes, etc. with DIY philosophy as a weapon. This work is a total of 10 songs of mellow soul & pop nostalgia that floats a mirage from the freeway of East LA, which will be lined up at the top of the music works by skateboarders.

-LTD. INDIE EXCLUSIVE SALMON PINK VINYL- The first album in 2021 from the extreme blues rock band GA-20 by Boston's Matthew Stubbs and Pat Faherty, and the rock & pop label Karma Chief under the current independent soul label Colemine. From the beginning, including the chorus of "She's Gone," it's an old school Chicago blues soul that gives goosebumps with a funky attack

The long-awaited first album in 2022 following the debut single sold out in one shot at our store, SAY SHE SHE, a rumored threesome from New York who wins the rights of newcomer women who have been Colemine. An alternative soul romance love that suppresses KHRUANGBIN's neck at once with 1990s SADE-like urban and superb chorus work.

A super classic that will probably be gone before you can even say "it's over" - a 7-inch cover of JACKSON SISTERS' "I Believe In Miracles". B-side "C'est Si Bon".