A closer look at the music  ·  Created with publicly released 659 Records material
659 RECORDS  ·  SFN138  ·  17 NOVEMBER 2022

The music
doesn’t end
at the track.

Start with Stream Sessions. Find the track you love, meet the artists behind it and follow the sound into more of the 659 catalogue.

15Tracks
3House styles
01:00Full compilation
Official cover artwork for 659 Records Stream Sessions, catalogue SFN138
659 Records · SFN138House · 2022
ONE SESSION. SO MANY PLACES TO GO.Find your
next record.
Follow the music wherever it leads.
THE SESSION

Find a track.
Find what comes next.

Browse the full tracklist, search by artist or song, and open any track to see where it can take you next.

Stream Sessions tracklist15 TRACKS
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HOW IT COMES TO LIFE

One track can lead
somewhere new.

The music already lives across streaming and sales platforms. This brings the connections between tracks, artists and releases into one place, then lets people listen wherever they prefer.

START WITH A TRACK

Find the one that catches your ear.

Search by song or artist, check the credits and head straight to the release when you want to listen or buy.

Song to release
MEET THE ARTISTS

Meet the people behind it.

See who made the music, who they worked with and where the same names appear elsewhere in the label.

Artists and collaborations
KEEP EXPLORING

Keep moving through 659.

Move from a session track to an earlier release, another version or a different record from the same artist.

From one record to another
THE CONNECTIONS IN THE MUSIC

The links are in the music.
Let’s follow them.

These examples use released music to show how one track can lead to another version, a collaborator or a different record on the label. The relationships already exist. This makes them easier to find.

↗Everything shown here comes from public releases. No unreleased music or private plans are involved.

“Escape (Radio Edit)” appears on Stream Sessions. Soulsurfa’s public label catalogue also lists the “Escape” release with the original mix, instrumental mix and radio edit. A listener can move from the compilation version to the fuller release without having to rediscover the artist from scratch.

View Soulsurfa’s public catalogue ↗

The Stream Sessions radio edit points back to EKstatiQ Tone’s earlier “Touch” release, which includes “Uti Huakwela” in its original form and a reprise mix. This is a concrete way to connect a compilation cut with the artist’s wider 659 catalogue.

View the public Touch release ↗

Two tracks create two different ways into DJ Mopapa’s work: one through the Neleh collaboration, another through “Bayathetha”. The artist catalogue also lists the 659 Records release “Karma” (SFN127), creating a practical onward route for someone who wants to hear more.

View DJ Mopapa’s public catalogue ↗
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE TRACKS

The names behind
the sound.

Choose an artist to find their tracks in the session. If a name appears more than once, you can hear those connections at a glance.