After the closing of the Blue Note in the late 1990s the label somewhat shifted its focus from producing just acid-jazz and its similar genres of music to that of soul and mod.

[8][9] The label has celebrated its 25th anniversary and re-issued a number of its best-selling records, such as The Brand New Heavies and The People Tree, as well as putting out a special 6-CD box set, including an artwork book and DVD.

This period saw the label sign more contemporary soul artists such as New Street Adventure and Men of North Country, as well as the folk-rock of British actor Matt Berry.

In 2017, the label issued a previously unreleased single by soul-singer Leroy Hutson, "Positive Forces",[10] as well as releasing an anthology of his work.

[13] A new wave of signings since 2020 have included American soul singer Gloria Scott, former The Style Council vocalist Dee C. Lee, and the UK jazz group Nimbus Sextet.

As well as playing the kind of sounds Acid Jazz Records and Piller are generally known for (when compiling compilations such as Eddie Piller presents British Mod Sounds of The 1960s)[15] the stations output[16] also includes country music,[17] library music, reggae,[18] film soundtracks, EDM, Afrobeat, Latin, punk, psyche and disco.