"Turbulance" Album by TURBULANCE sampler player. 

The COOPeration UK label continues to bring to our (the public) attention with no exception artists in tune with the legacy of Broken beat - enter the Dutch based Turbulance; a collective of musicians, beatmakers and MC who successfully blend the genre together with soul, jazz and hip hop for their debut project due 30th April - and in vinyl and digital formats.  

The overall concept has a sense of being well thought out without being overdramatic, it is hardly noticeable that the album totals more than 64 minutes, which certainly should prove endearing even to the most heady of chinstroker enthusiasts out there.  
Alongside some bouncy keyboard stabs, the fierce drummer licks of Shariq Tucker, a kaleidoscope of dreamy melodies and beautiful chords illuminate 'Splash Radar' - an impeccable dose of energised jazz fusion.  
Huge strength lies in the rolling out of a subtlety of scatting to accompany the assembled beats provided by producer Kid Sublime on 'One For Misho' - a serious club floor heater for freestyler dancers, it displays influences drawn on from early Bugz In The Attic, and touches of Jeff Lorber Fusion.  Another fling foot winner takes shape on 'Turbulence In Brazil' enhanced by an elegant foray of live-like piano, merged with pulsing Moog inserts to carry through a lavish balance of percussion on this original score. 
 
A remake of 'Runnin', the album's cover star track could drive its pre-sales numbers for record distributors through the roof - it wins as a major highlight for simply taking on the Earth, Wind & Fire golden gem and freshening it up so well.  By stripping things back to its core the beats are relayered with a funky bassline, BV's (backing vocals) to hold the swing, and introduces a Moog solo to finally lure you into the groove.   

Included too, is a monumental, low-slung, retro hip hop tempered 'cut: 'Speak Easy'.  New rapper Rasar Amani gets to coherently pontificate his verse on it, and there are some nice, thoughtful instrumentaludes to be sought across this complete album - a must have to have on repeat play which celebrates a lot of what emcompasses the rich music culture of contemporary Black music.  
- DJ Marcia Carr - Rinsefm/Girlz B Like





1. Introduction
2. CoffeeShop Joint
3. Speak Easy Feat. Rasar Amani
4. Instagram
5. Runnin
6. TurbuLanCe In Brasil
7. Splash Radar
8. Super Mario international
9. Sunrise Intro
10. One for Brotha Misho
11. All night Long (interlude)
12. Phalestra

Produced by Turbulance
Written by Beka Gochiashvili
All beats & Moog bass by Kid Sublime
Drums - Shariq Tucker
Programmed and arranged by Misho Urushadze
Mixed by Tornike Gvelesiani and Misho Urushadze at Padded Room Studio, Amsterdam. Drums and vocals recorded at Friendly Mosquito, Tbilisi, Georgia. Mastered by Milton RV Mastering, Jamaica.

Cover design Art & Visuals by Hanson sound & Vision
Sleeve Layout by Mitchybwoy
Video Director - Mark Force
A&R Directors Jules Habib & Phil Asher
Executive Producers: Orin Walters & Mark Lipka.
℗ 2019 Cooperative Music Group UK.
© 2021 Cooperation Records™.
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Releases May 7, 2021 
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Cooperation Records present "Turbulance" Album by TURBULANCE 
Released 7th May 2021.

Dam's illest son Kid Sublime, teams up with Georgian badman Dj and Producer Mishulino and jazz piano protege Beka Gochiashvili to form the group TURBULANCE.

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