....xox...thats what deserve from myself...💙✌💙

...so, thats the reason why i'm a musical follower of individual Score pf extraordi.ary Voice...😍✌💙💙💙

Cécile McLorin Salvant -I Didn't Know What Time It Was(Live at Dizzy's)

Written by Ruby Wood. Produced by Alfa Mist

Prelude (Prod. By Alfa Mist)

A story of many encounters that last throughout the whole song. 
Dreams are very interesting dimensions. 

Sleep Walker

Zilch

Max Graef's still unfuckwithable 2014 debut    Rivers of the Red Planet  was the site of various pleasures. It had smoked-out soul by the blunt-load. It juggled boom-bap with neo-soul and rubbed together dusty jazz with the heft of house. It was the kind of statement record where a young producer was able to lay out his aesthetic touchstones and play them off each other in casual synthesis. It was also where we had the pleasure of meeting Nigerian-born vocalist extrordinaire Wayne Snow – an androgynous, mellifluous falsetto that wound perfectly into Max's half-time haze.    

After expanding album standout 'Running' into a fully-fleshed EP, the pair continue the chemistry with 'Rosie' – a new five-tracker coming out via Copenhagen label and shared home Tartelet Records. We're glad to say the same magic's still there in spades – the thick thud of Graef's signature kick, the warbling warm basslines and ever the star of the show, Wayne's tenderly acrobatic vocal lines. 

Peep the EP's title-track above and cop the whole thing on June 1st.

Wayne Snow "Rosie" - Boiler Room Debuts

From my debut album 'Cloak'. Download, stream & pre-order vinyl: http://jordanrakei.lnk.to/cloak

(J. Rakei, J. Macrae, S. Agwu, T. Guy)
Produced by Jordan Rakei, Tom Guy & Jim Macrae
Vocals, Rhodes, Piano, Acoustic Guitar: Jordan Rakei
Guitar: Sheldon Agwu, Jordan Rakei
Synth Bass: Tom Guy
Drums: Jim Macrae
Percussion: Ernesto Marichales

Mixed by Jordan Rakei, Jim Macrae and Tom Guy
Mastered by Dick Beetham

Artwork by Zaina Al Hizami

Talk To Me

Try to listen it in a rainy day, you will understand the feeling.

On My Mind - Tom Misch

Official audio of Gabriel Garzón-Montano’s “Sour Mango (Seven Davis Jr Sticky Rice Remix)” (Stones Throw Records).

Download Jardín: 
Digital: http://smarturl.it/GGM_Jardin
Vinyl: http://www.stonesthrow.com/store/album/gabrielgarzonmontano+/jardin

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Facebook: http://facebook.com/gabrielgarzonmontano
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/gabriel-garzonmontano
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/GGM

Sour Mango (Seven Davis Jr Sticky Rice Remix)

Debut EP 'Sorrows Into Silk' by Ella Frank
Executive produced by @Intalektmusic
1. Lime
(prod. by R-Kay)
2. Kettle
(prod. by Intalekt & R-Kay)
3. Luna feat. E ^ R T H
(prod. by Intalekt)
4. Mountains
(prod. by Intalekt, R-Kay & Seb Chedick)
5. Able feat. Seb Chedick
(prod. by Seb Chedick)
6. Seeds
(prod. by Lester Duval)

Seeds

Buy the Digi EP and accompanying 7" >>>  https://potatoheadpeople.bandcamp.com/album/kosmichemusik-ep

REMIX by @nickwisdom >>> https://soundcloud.com/bastardjazz/potatohead-people-blossoms-nick-wisdom-remix-1

Brooklyn-based Bastard Jazz Recordings is proud to present The Kosmichemusik EP by Montreal/Vancouver duo Potatohead People (aka producers Nick Wisdom & AstroLogical) who had previously created internet buzz through their digital-only releases on netlabel Jellyfish Recordings. Their debut for Bastard Jazz is a trip through the mellow synth-jazz hip-hop style they’ve become known for. 

The EP kicks off with “Kosmichemusik”, a chugging joint with humming bass, gritty drums and well polished glimmering synths setting the mood proper. Next up, “It Gets Good” features Vancouver mainstay MC and renaissance man Moka Only spitting mellow Sunday-morning style rhymes over Potatoheads deep and moody hip-hop vibes, while “Blossoms” features Canadian vocalist and frequent collaborator Claire Mortifee providing gorgeous, quirky vocals over a bubbling, bouncy track with subdued bass, guitar and Rhodes weaving themselves in.  Next up, “Love Hz” is an instrumental cut with crispy drums, ghostly vocal stabs, a catchy bubbling bassline and pulsing keyboards, while “Back To My Shit" is a lovelorn tale of breakup and redemption featuring the rhymes of Detroit's Frank Nitt (Frank'n'Dank, J. Dilla) with very catchy yet deep synth-heavy production from the Potatohead People. The EP rounds off with “Journey”, an expedition the deeper realms of beat music with subaqueous synths, lifting strings, and neck-snapping drums.  

Bastard Jazz will also be releasing a limited edition 7” from this project featuring “Love Hz” and “Back To My Shit” on Valentine’s Day for all the heart-breakers and/or broken hearted. 


Potatohead People - Blossoms ft. Claire Mortifee

http://paddyfred.bandcamp.com/album/laminate
www.theaudience.co.nz/paddy-fred/ 
www.facebook.com/paddyfredmusic 
Mixed by Benny Tones


'Neighbourhood' Feat. Estère

Today I had a lot of tea, but not enough sugar..

Seeds

Ella Frank

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