A1. Sarah Davachi – Untitled, Live In Portland (Excerpt)
A2. Carlos Walker – Via Láctea
A3. The Rationals – Glowin'
A4. William S. Fischer – Chains
B1. Max Roach – Equipoise
B2. Abu Talib – Blood Of An American
B3. Sweet And Innocent – Express Your Love
B4. Robert Vanderbilt And The Foundations Of Soul – A Message Especially From God
C1. The Defaulters – Gentle Man
C2. Alain Bellaïche – Sun Blues
C3. Alain Bellaïche – Sea Fluorescent
C4. Kara-Lis Coverdale – Moments In Love (Excerpt)
D1. Azimuth – The Tunnel
D2. Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith – Milk (Excerpt)
D3. Toshimaru Nakamura – Nimb#59
D4. Floating Points – The Sweet Time Suite. Part 1 - Opening
D5. Lauren Laverne – Ah! Why. Because The Dazzling Sun

Sam Shepherd AKA Floating Points has long been known as a producer, DJ and selector with a staggeringly good record collection. It's for this reason that his edition of "Late Night Tales", a series dedicated to the joys of post-club home listening, has been so eagerly anticipated. The resultant mix is a triumph, with Shepherd showcasing a largely rare and obscure mix of new age ambient, high-grade jazz, sumptuous folk-soul (see Abu Talib's impeccable "Blood Of An American"), psychedelic soul weirdness, intergalactic jazz-funk, Satie-style piano movements and the drowsy, liquid electronics of Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith. The set also includes a handful of exclusive tracks, including a wonderful new Floating Points cover of Kenny Wheeler's "The Sweet Time Suite (Part I - Opening)". In a word: essential.