South London's Humble B Flat follows a run of quietly impressive releases by launching his new Zinnia Records imprint with a double-pack of luxuriant deep house and jazz-flecked soul. There is a cosy, blue-tinted feel to opener 'Egyptian Queen' with smoky chords and loose-limbed drums working their way through a warm groove. 'Overcome' keeps things rich and low-slung while 'Turquoise Dreams' slips into hazier lounge territory with mellow saxophone lines and brushed percussion giving it a pretty glow. 'Daoud' has a more rolling swing to it and 'Velvet Green' sinks deeper into neo-spiritual jazz moods with clean production and supreme musicality throughout. 'Navy Darkness' is more restrained and reflective before 'Centro Walk and Skank' locks into dusty deep house rhythm and 'Sweet Sweetness' shuts things down with effortless warmth.