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Can - Vitamin C. (Dr. Man's Practical Edit)

A Journey into abstract hip hop (2002)



Gasoline - Diesel Ride

Two new gems that anticipate the release of the fifth studio album by Nicola Conte “Free Souls” - pure soul jazz music when Marvin Parks’ voice softly embraces Shades of Joy melody and the lyrics written by Gregory Porter and Bridgette Amofah performing a superb Rhythm and Blues tune writing by Nicola. 

Nothing to share with futile trends, these tracks are the result of an urgent need to research in the depth of the soul and musical influences.

Nicola Conte - Free Souls

Order the 7" and get instant download: https://bastardjazz.bandcamp.com/album/montreux-sunrise-trans-alpine-express
Official remix: https://soundcloud.com/bastardjazz/04-montreux-sunrise-tee?in=bastardjazz/sets/bastard-jazz-presents-hear-no-evil-vol-3

After the dynamo sophomore release that was 2013's "Curiosities", New Zealand's Lord Echo returns to Brooklyn's Bastard Jazz label, this time producing Kiwi trio The Elder Statesman comprised of twin brothers and Wellington fixtures Christopher (piano) and Daniel (double bass) Yeabsley with Lord Echo himself on percussion and drums.

On the "A" side, Montreux Sunrise is mellow meander through a laidback early 70s souljazz vibes, while "Trans Alpine Express" picks things up on the B side with a deep, spiritual piano groove, upfront doublebass, and Echo's percussion perfectly in the pocket.

A timeless gem of a 7" from Bastard Jazz, releasing their own namesake for once!


Buy 7"

The Elder Statesman - Montreux Sunrise

Dead Wrong EP

Marie Laforet I (Tu Fais Semblant)

Rebirth Of Cool

LADY IN BLACK

Preview & Pre-Order The Goods "Make Your Move" EP
https://thegoodsinyou.bandcamp.com/album/make-your-move-ep

One of Australia's most dynamic up & coming acts acts, The Goods have become vital members of Sydney's rising soul/electronic scene in just a few short years. With word spreading internationally and the band recently joining forces with Brooklyn-based label Bastard Jazz Recordings, The Goods are gearing up to release their hotly anticipated Make Your Move EP as they put the finishing touches on their debut album out later this year. 

Consisting of founding members Badmandela and Rosario, along with the more recent addition of vocalist Black Tree, The Goods first burst onto the scene in 2016 with the release of their self-titled double EP rooted in a steady stream of hip-hop, space funk, low slung house and soul. Recognised by outlets such as Complex, MTV, VICE and Indie Shuffle, The Goods have also been heralded for their smashing live sets, sharing stages with the likes of Oddisee and Onra, in addition to highlight performances at various music festivals. 

The Make Your Move EP documents The Goods' exploration into faster tempos and broken rhythms, and was created in a much more collaborative spirit than their previous work. With Black Tree now an official member, the trio has tapped back into their roots as improvising musicians, with experimentations and ideas developed during their live shows making their way back into the studio, and fine-tuned into the tracks on this new EP. 

Led by the bumping, soulful vibes of singles "Make Your Move" and "Glow", the new EP is an exciting taste of what's to come from The Goods in 2018. 
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The Goods - Glow

Heard Somebody Whistle

Sinitus Tempo - Rapid Tide

this piano merks and melts faces


Sinitus Tempo - Rapid Tide

featuring:

Lauren Desberg- Voice 
Dayna Stephens- Tenor Sax 
Taylor Eigsti- Piano 
Josh Crumbly- Bass 
Corey Fonville- Drums
Drew ofthe Drew- Trumpet, Percussion and Claps

Mixed and Mastered by @Drewofthedrew
Written by Robert and Richard Sherman
Produced by Gretchen Parlato