Name: My Mama Said by Golden Browne
Duration: 2 min 59 s
Description: We’ve been cooking together for almost five years, but "My Mama Said" was the first thing we ever recorded together-- it marked the beginning of a new sound and creative journey for us all. Years later, it’s only right that we share the magic from our earliest basement sessions to announce the arrival of our first LP.

We’ve been cooking together for almost five years, but "My Mama Said" was the first thing we ever recorded together-- it marked the beginning of a new sound and creative journey for us all. Years later, it’s only right that we share the magic from our earliest basement sessions to announce the arrival of our first LP.

My Mama Said

African American and 6 foot 5 in stature, Terrel Wallace’s production alias of Tall Black Guy is one of the most descriptive artist names in recent memory. A native of Detroit, Wallace made his bow in 2011 with a series of downtempo beat excursions, showcasing his love of Hip-Hop, Jazz, Soul and everything in between. With records such as 2012′s lush ‘Tall Black Guy Vs. Al Green’, he quickly started earning fans all over-with the likes of Gilles Peterson, Jazzy Jeff and Leffto amongst them. Bringing something fresh to the beats scene via an uncommon level of musiciality and technical proficiency, Wallace’s early work hinted at tantalising potential.

Now living in the UK, Wallace still keenly feels the legacy of his hometown in his music-something that was made abundantly clear with the release of 2013′s debut TBG full length, ’8 Miles To Moenart’. The title of the record is a reference to the Moenart block that Wallace grew up on, and counts as the producer’s attempt to “…make music that would stand the test of time a lot like how Motown music has done”. Ostensibly a beat tape, ’8 Miles…’ stretches far beyond the usual scope of that format-taking in traces of Dilla, Dwele, Timbaland and many more for a musical journey that’s anchored by Wallace’s supreme level of technical ability. Rarely relying on the use of vocalists or rappers to get its point across, the music of TBG is richly expressive and soulful in a way that can’t be taught.

Here on Hyp 203, he brings us a selection that takes in all the strands of his sound, with cuts from sometime Joey Bada$$ collaborator Odissee, Brownswood’s Diggs Duke and Philly Hip-Hop heroes The Roots, before rounding things off with a cut from himself.

Hyp 203: Tall Black Guy

Peppermint Jam proudly presents „Omar-The remixes Pt I"

After the highly acclaimed release of Omar's latest album „Love in beats“ it's time for some hot mixes.

The Reflex just tears „Vicky's Tune“ apart adding a monster bassline & delivering some proper disco vibes.

We are very honoured to have DJ Jazzy Jeff himself on board for „Gave my heart“ featuring the late Leon Ware. Jeff presents us with some of the finest Philly Soul, a sound that makes us melt and wanna dance at the same time.

Last but not least, our buddy Rob Hardt, who is the mastermind behind Cool Million, shares his quality soul offering for „Gave my heart" reworking the original chords and groove- such a beaut!

Hope you'll like the mixes as we do, pls spread the soul & watch out for Part II…….

The Remixes Pt 1

Omar - Gave My Heart (Dj Jazzy Jeff Remix) (96Kbps)

Dilla

Two Can Win

Robert Glasper Experiment Ft. King "Move Love" (JT Rework)

FULL SHOW AUDIO DOWNLOAD: http://funkit.virose.net/?p=1821

D'Angelo (solo on the Yamaha CP70 electric piano)
January 29, 2012
Paris, France @ Le Zenith 

Solo medley: Brown Sugar (tease) } Jonz In My Bonz } Spanish Joint } Me and Those Dreamin' Eyes of Mine  } Cruisin' } Higher } One Mo'Gin } Untitled (How Does It Feel)

internal mics > Olympus LS10 } WAV } 320kbps MP3
Recorded by nicnouille

D'Angelo - solo medley - January 29, 2012 Paris, France - Le Zenith

Robert Glasper Experiment- Move love ft KING (MonkeyRobot rmx)

Live and Direct from Quarantine pt. 2

Next up in the series is a remix of Sade "I Couldn't Love You More" featuring Armando Perez (of ÉSSO) on guitar, and artwork by Ivan Vazquez. This release is accompanied by a limited edition 11x14 print produced in conjunction with Vault Galerie (Pilsen, Chicago).

Of everything I've made, this is the first time where I feel comfortable calling myself a producer. It's all original music except the vibes which are a replayed 'sample' of Bobby Caldwell's "My Flame." I was attempting to channel that 80s Sade sound where every song felt like a beach. Which is exactly where I wanted to be during week 1 of lockdown. And weeks 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...

Early on, working with Armando & Ivan brought a sense of normalcy to the chaos. It began as a way to keep busy but quickly became something bigger than myself, or this remix. I hope that it brings you all a bit of that beach feeling, to the place we escaped to while creating it.

Purchase the limited edition print here --> https://www.vaultgallerie.com/print-shop/tropicalia-sade

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Sade - Couldn't Love You More (TREW Remix feat. Armando Perez)

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A dream team connecting schools of hip-hop, Vancouver's Potatohead People connects with De La Soul for the second single off their new album "Mellow Fantasy". Over a typical Potatohead Production with a funky bassline, smooth drums and guitar chops, De La Soul's Posdnuos's rhymes about getting your head down, putting your boots on and getting to work, truly helping to make the world. better place for all of us. Vancouver collaborator Kapok sings aboout the shortness of our lives, and the potential in all of us to get the work done that we need to do. It's an allusion to the desperate times we're live in, with a hopeful call to action for all of us to roll up our sleeves and get down to the business of change.

Comprised of Vancouver producers and multi-instrumentalists Nick Wisdom and Astrological, Canadian duo Potatohead People boast a number of noteworthy accolades thanks to a their signature sound drawing influences from 90's boom-bap, future soul, classic jazz, deep house and boogie/funk. Beginning with a series of EP's, including their landmark "Kosmichemusik" EP, Potatohead People's productions quickly made their way to artists like Illa J who tapped the duo to produce his now critically acclaimed self-titled album, as well as producers like Kaytranada (who co-produced Illa J's "Strippers" with the pair). After their first full length in 2015 (“Big Luxury”), the duo followed up with 2018’s ambitious LP “Nick & Astro’s Guide to the Galaxy, ” which further developed the group’s songwriting skills. Supporters such as Soulection, Nightmares on Wax, Pomo, DJ Spinna, Big Boi, and Phife Dawg have also played formidable roles in championing the sound of Potatohead People worldwide.

Potatohead People’s upcoming album “Mellow Fantasy” is due on Bastard Jazz Recordings Fall, 2020.

Baby Got Work

Baby Got Work (feat. Posdnuos & Kapok)

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Potatohead People & De La Soul - Baby Got Work (feat. Posdnuos & Kapok)

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On 20th November 2020, Reel People roll back into town with their first original material in over a decade. The Dancing On The Moon EP, produced by core members Oli Lazarus, Mike Patto and Toni Economides, will lead out a brand new album, Love2, later this year. Weaving contemporary R&B vibes into the collective’s classic, groove-fired flow, the album promises a powerful evolution of the Reel People sound.

EP opener I Never Knew is pure pomp, pace and purpose – fizzing bars courtesy of Arrested Development’s Speech riding an irresistible cosmic groove in fine style and expressing perfectly the out-and-out euphoria of love. If I Was Your Man, fronted by Michael Champion, bounces standout R&B vocals over some seriously swaggering piano stomp and soul personality, whilst Atlanta songstress Chantae Cann applies subtle, silky finesse to Dance In Her Eyes. Here, Cann’s dreamy vocals segue into moody synth-funk topped by Philly rapper Dayne Jordan’s dextrous rhymes, adding further intensity to this time-honoured tale of fleeting dancefloor love. Save A Lil Love rounds the package off, New Jersey stalwart Eric Roberson as engaging as ever over a zinging future-soul fusion of spacy synths and pulsing b-line.

Dancing On The Moon EP  tells us that the collective are totally back. New songs, new vibes, but the same soulful soothe, groove and sparkle. Upcoming album Love2 promises to build on this, with further guest turns from Raheem DeVaughn, Paula, Muhsinah and Darlene McCoy. Stay tuned for more Reel People music soon.

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