Portishead - Dummy (UK Edition)

Zero 7's 2001 debut album 'Simple Things' includes the singles "Destiny", "In The Waiting Line", "I Have Seen" and "Distractions", featuring vocals from Mozez, Sia and Sophie Barker. This album is the essential soundtrack to any laidback summer chillout.

For the follow-up to the genre-defining 'Dummy' Geoff Barrow and Adrian Utley recorded original music that they later sampled, giving their eponymous second record an even hazier depth.

Massive Attack's debut album 'Blue Lines' is a critically acclaimed masterpiece that takes American Hip Hop and filters it through British club culture. Highlights include "Daydreaming", "Unfinished Sympathy", and "Safe from Harm"

Everything But The Girl dove deep into electronica on their 1996 album 'Walking Wounded'. The shift in sound resulted in huge commercial success fueled by the hit singles "Wrong", "Walking Wounded", "Before Today" and "Single".

Morcheeba expanded their sonic palette on their second album, 'Big Calm'. Trip-hop and dance rhythms remain, but the trio has spent more time writing songs, crafting an album where pop, lounge, reggae, jazz, and electronica all peacefully coexist.

Everything But The Girl's 1999 album 'Temperamental' follows the global success of 'Walking Wounded' and features a myriad of rhythmic pop styles, including deep house grooves, fierce drum & bass and hip-hop infused funk.

Thievery Corporation returned with 'The Mirror Conspiracy' and it remains one of the duo’s best-selling albums of the lounge, trip-hop, and chillout era. The 15-track release features vocals by Brother Jack, LouLou Ghelichkhani, Pam Bricker, SEE-I, Bebel

King Hannah's debut album 'I'm Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me', offers an inspired melding of influences like Mazzy Star, Portishead and PJ Harvey. It features the singles "All Being Fine", "A Well-Made Woman" and "Big Big Baby".