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Damu The Fudgemunk - God Speed Ft. Blu

High Pulp covering Frank Ocean. Record Store Day vinyl available Fri, Nov 26.
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Mutual Attraction Vol. 3

Unity

High Pulp -  Unity

THE SQUEEZE (Main Single)

Behind experimental hip-hop label MENACE is @midorimenace, DJ and producer located between France & Japan. His sets highlight the best from his label’s releases as well as his influences from the contemporary, jazz/beats/digging Japanese music scene.
Tune in for MENACE every 3rd Saturday of the month, from 15h to 16h [CET] on rinse.fr

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MENACE invite Lex (de Kalhex) - 15 Janvier 2022

Stream, download & order LP: https://melting-pot-music.lnk.to/kiwi

Isatta Sheriff and Koralle join forces on ‘Eat The Kiwi Skin’ - a six track EP that unites the talents of the East London MC and the Bologna-based beat smith. The duo's first collabo ‘Laid Back’ was released in 2021 and gained 2.5 million streams to date. Even though the music is made in Italy ‘Eat The Kiwi Skin’ is a London sumting.

“It's a laid back journey into my world in East London,” Isatta explains. “I paint a picture of my journey so far as a Black female rapper, and the racial politics and experiences surrounding that. It follows Laid Back’s relaxed approach to the stage where I am at making music on my own terms and speaking freely.”

On the EP, Isatta is joined by fellow vocalists Lex Amor, Shumba Youth, Awate and Mercy's Cartel who are also not afraid to eat the kiwi skin. “The skin is the most nutritious part of the fruit and you have to digest the roughness (harshness) to get the most nourishment,” the outspoken Eastender explains.

“When you do things differently, some people get it, and some don’t. Some join in and some just comment from the sidelines. Might not be the easiest (or tastiest) thing to hear but it's necessary. This could be interpreted in a music and life sense.”

Isatta's track record includes collabos with Flying Lotus, Oddisee, Arrested Development and Athletic Progression. She is hosting a radio show, runs her own label Doctored Sound and works as a music writer.
Koralle is one of the most in demand European beatmakers with a sound rooted in jazz and boom-bap. Since signing with MPM in 2019, he has released three albums and accumulated more than 30 million streams.
 
‘Eat The Kiwi Skin’ will be available digital and on LP (including instrumental edits of all tracks for the beat lovers out there). The album artwork is designed by acclaimed Colombian illustrator SagaUno who also did the covers for The Silhouettes Project and Koralle's ‘Beat Kiosk’.

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Produced and mixed by Koralle.
Lyrics written & performed by Isatta Sheriff.
Pierfrancesco Melucci – Additional Piano on ‘For Those Who Love…’ and ‘What You Tellin Me?’
Giovanni Tamburini – Trumpet on ‘Will They Try’
Recorded at Doctored Sound Studio, London & Godblesscomputers Studio, Bologna.
Mastered by Roe Beardie.
Artwork by Sergio “SagaUno” Alférez. Graphic design by Chicken.

Cat No: MPM 317
Artist: Isatta Sheriff & Koralle
Titel: Eat The Kiwi Skin

© ℗ 2022 Melting Pot Music

Isatta Sheriff & Koralle - For Those Who Love...

Skematic - PUN / Knowledge

Can something be laidback and smooth...and tense and bristling with nervous energy at the same time?  

Would science even allow such an abomination to exist?  

Well, this particular mad scientist has concocted in his lab something that, obviously, man was never meant to unleash upon the world.  

Either that or it is just the latest track by Interbay.  (Occam's Razor says it is probably just Interbay.)  

Clocking in at a leisurely 100bpm, this track welds hip hop beats with glitchy and bleep synths, a choir of robots, a soulful vocal snippet from deep down in the caves, harsh metallic sounds, deeply satisfying subs together, like some sort of Frankenstein's monster, but with music instead of body parts.  

If this all seems rather spooky...yeah, it does, doesn't it?  It wasn't meant to--but maybe the lingering effects of the atmospheric river that we're drowning in, out here in the Pacific Northwest (where we've had so many wind and flood warnings that if we haven't been evacuated yet, we're learning to tune out all of the notifications.)  

Much respect to RobotChan, RobotBeej, and Reg for providing the vocals for this track.  Not that anyone can tell, of course...but I know.  :)  

I hope this track pleases your ears...as I particularly like this one, and it would mean the world to me if you listened to this track and liked it.  Plus, you could repost it, share it with a friend, add it to a playlist, or leave a comment on it.  

Most of all, I want to encourage you to follow this page.  It is a simple and risk-free decision for you, but it would mean the world to me if you did.  What you'll get in return is a closer connection to the Interbay music project, which posts new Interbay EVERY SINGLE DAY (so far!)    

It doesn't take a scientist to discover that following Interbay would be a very good idea.  

"I'm good at chemistry..."  (Perhaps, once...perhaps when I was 22?)

Webby

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