Heard this one on Darker Than Wax Show 234, this tune is great

The genre of R&B has changed with the times. The TIDAL Rising artists in this playlist are changing the sound of the genre and resonating with a growing audience. (Cover: Kaiya Crawford/Photo: Press)

Rising: R&B

BLK affect sonically encapsulates afterlives of feeling and emotion from the lens of a descendant of enslaved africans colonized in the so-called united states. the music connects to this h(is)tory and provokes a cacophony of sounds, some translatable, others still yet to be decoded. the purpose of this radio show is to conduct and share in an experience of Black excellence and experimentation primarily with analogue means (records and cassettes), and sound/field recordings for texture and context to emotions experienced while listening. 

the first mix in this series of mixes is called “shadow gratitude.affect”, a call to embracing our shadow-self. with intention and attention to grief and crisis in our dark (shadow) selves, this mix intends to lean into those feelings with gratitude transmuted through a pulse of joy and despair.

shadow gratitude

BLK AFFECT: shadow gratitude

Next up in the new fitty 2 is an inspirational jam about holding your self and your hommies accountable. 

with love and grace.

Bandela

Listen Brother

In My Direction

Joe Armon-Jones & Maxwell Owin are forces to be
reckoned with. Both integral parts of the burgeoning South
London jazz scene, these young musicians contribute to numerous
outfits including Ata Kak, Jamie Isaac, MC Pinty, Moses
Boyd Exodus and Ezra Collective, as well as pushing their
own solo projects.

This is their first combined effort.

'Idiom' is the result of multiple collaborations under the
direction of Joe and Maxwell. Featuring Nubya Garcia, Oscar
Jerome and Jake Long, it is heavily influenced by the hardcore
continuum and covers everything from 2-step, broken-beat and
house to jazz and dub.

Having been compared to artists like 4hero, Floating
Points, Harvey Sutherland and Moodymann all in the
same breath, Joe & Maxwell are already garnering support
from Radio 6 Music's Gilles Peterson, Musica Maconda's
Tim Garcia and Jazz FM's Chris Philips. This is an
accomplished body of work by some of the most exciting
young talent in London right now.

B1 - Joe Armon - Jones & Maxwell Owin - Tanner's Tango Ft Nubya Garcia

An eclectic mix of high vibrational music without prejudice of genre...a peak inside of my world of listening pleasures.....vibrations don't discriminate.....enjoy the cosmic waves!!! Welcome to #SPNRADIO

EPISODE 1 ”RAISE YOUR VIBRATIONS” SET LIST
“Echnidna’s Arf” GeorgeDuke 
“Horn In The Middle” Nujabes 
“Spyglass” O’Flynn
“Rat Race” JamesTillman 
“Ankle Injury” Dego & Kaidi 
“Accidental Meetings“ Chaos In The CBD 
“Alma Do Sol (Introducao)” AbJo 
“Freesia” Nicholas Payton feat. Esperanza Spaulding 
“Paradise Valley” Jay Daniel 
“Fall In Love” Goldlink feat. Ciscero
“Sparkling Adventure” Tall Black Guy 
“Boredom” Tyler The Creator feat. Rex Orange Country & Anna of The North 
“Youniversity” Tek.Lun
“Stimulus” Moods
“Mucho Chupar “David Axelrod”
“Black Hole” Chris Dave & The Drumheadz. feat. Anderson.Paak
“Marvins Mood” Stro Elliot 
“Brothers Gonna Work it Out” Willie Hutch 
“Say Word” Mo Colors

Episode 1 "Raise Your Vibrations" (2.09.2021)

So I lived my story in my dreams, not in this world

Touch By Sun (feat. MA.MOYO)

Side A of the second single from 'DUE RENT [blends]': smarturl.it/potionblok

lojii & Swarvy revisit their 2017 underground classic with a full re-imagining of the original double album, now remixed in full by Swarvy in the signature style of his white label 'Blends' series

The original version of 'DUE RENT' is still available here: smarturl.it/duerent

Original raps by lojii and Versis
Original beats + new blends by Swarvy

Mixed by Swarvy
Mastered by Brad Fischer @ Duotone Audio

Cover Illustration by lojii
Design & Layout by Tawfiq Mardini

Executive Producer: Kenny / Fresh Selects

FSX-036-02 © 2020 Fresh Selects.

DUE RENT [Blends]

lojii & Swarvy "potion" (feat. Versis) [blend]

Demae - Use It

WIND BLOWS

‘How Are You Feeling Now?’
A MIXTAPE BY KAIYA CRAWFORD
PRODUCED AND WRITTEN BY KAIYA CRAWFORD
MIXED AND MASTERED BY SEAN MATSUKAWA 
@ THE BLU ROOM STUDIOS
ADDITIONAL PRODUCTION BY
KAREN JOYCE, KOJI KALI, LEFT AT LONDON, SEAN MATSUKAWA, AND AUDREY WILTZ

Dumb Fast!

The third and final single from LAPIS's forthcoming debut album, 'Third Person You' – out now on Fresh Selects: fsx.lnk.to/third-person-you

Written, Performed & Produced by LAPIS
Live drums by Elias Dobbyn

Mixed by Zac Hornsby
Mastered by Kelly Hibbert

Artwork Designed by Tawfiq Mardini
Painting by Akim Heinicke Waengler

Executive Producers: Kenny / Fresh Selects & LAPIS

FSX-040-02 © 2020 Fresh Selects.

Follow:
@lapisnoise
@freshselects

Lyrics:

"How long to wait? 
How can I tell 
if it’s too late?
You... you make it so hard 
to tell 
where I stand
and where I should go

How long to wait? 
How can I tell 
if it’s too late?
You... you make it so hard 
to tell 
where I stand
and where I should go

You are the one 
and you’ve got me coming undone,
and I won’t give up,
until you tell me what’s up"

Third Person You

LAPIS "Where do we stand?"

Righteous RMX [Prod by Pas Doo]

Make Your Move

Let You Go

Sober

#foushee #singleaf #getmoreplays #scfirst

single af

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dreamcastmoe
Where does your dream start?

dreamcastmoe aka Davon Bryant-Mason is a lifelong resident of Washington DC, formerly the chocolate city. He is the singer, songwriter, producer who since 2017 has quietly been releasing some of the most hotly tipped and underground genre spanning music.	

Traversing across R&B, funk, soul, jazz and hip-hop, Bryant slickly moves between styles and tones. This ability to twist and turn in different directions - yet remain stylistically coherent - can be traced to his home city of DC and the makeup of the neighbourhoods.

His beats are a mirror to his life lived and experienced there. “I would not be where I am today if I weren’t from DC,” he says. “You can hear DC in the way that I talk. Certain runs in my voice are rooted to the soul of DC because I listen to a lot of Donny Hathaway and Marvin Gaye. I would say DC has a role in my approach to my music and sets the tone. I’m one of those people that could work with anyone. I always try to bring the best out of people. That’s just how I grew up. I grew up in a smorgasbord of a city where one block could be hood shit and the next block could be the White House. You have to know how to move accordingly through all those spaces.”

Make Your Move

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