oh how the thought of you does things to me

Law of Attraction: The Remixes

Unforgettable (Mike Casey Remix)

The Organic Band

Mediterranean

Written & Performed by: Eric Ryan, kaiyel 
Produced by: AMARAH
Mixed & Mastered by: Florian Credo
Distributed by: Believe Music Canada

Lyrics:

Lights dim all across the room
Smell of perfume
Smoke rollin’ on the dance floor
& then there’s you
Out partyin’ with all your friends
Ain’t nothing new but
Something changed as soon as I saw you
With me in your view

Oh you look so good right now
One look and I’ll go down
I’m floored when you come around
You stole my heart don’t know how

The boys tellin me you’re starin’ at him
Turn around I see the same glare
I’m watchin’ how you’re looking at me different than the rest of ‘em it ain’t fair
For all of us
I’m feeling that you wanna vibe out
i see me wakin’ up to you in my house
Ahead of myself so let me start to manifest and I won’t wait here
Baby just stay there

Cause you look so good right now
One look and I’ll go down
I’m floored when you come around
You stole my heart don’t know how

Floored (feat. kaiyel)

The Omnichord Real Book

Perceptions (feat. Jason Moran)

Try Not To Listen (Live Version)

Marcoca - Try Not To Listen (Live Version)

The Aux (Instrumentals)

Now That's What I Call A Posse Cut Vol. 56 (Instrumental)

LOK! - YOU DONT EVEN KNOW (Prod. LOK!)

bring me my jazz while i can hear them. some girls like me like jazz & some girls like me like flwrs. theres nothing more romantic than jazz  & flwrs. for the mind, body & soul. mix not audible without ears, a heart, and at least a little soul. if you are currently in love, with anyone or anything this mix may seem louder than it really is. 

cover artwrk by @frances_cannon
tracks by a few talented folks
i just pulled them from the music universe & mixed them up

JAZZ FLWRS. | native folk

Comin' Down

HERMIT KINGDOM: REMIXES _ Split remix EP from @blockheadnyc, @yppah and @arms-and-sleepers, out Oct. 12, 2018 via Future Archive Recordings. 
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The acclaimed NYC producer BLOCKHEAD is teaming up with Long Beach’s YPPAH and Boston’s ARMS AND SLEEPERS for a full North American tour this fall. To celebrate the occasion, Future Archive Recordings is thrilled to present a joint release between the three artists titled 'Hermit Kingdom: Remixes'. With each artist remixing one track from the other two artists, this 6-song EP will offer an eclectic mix of reenvisioned material, exploring the electronic music spectrum without restraint. Blending hip-hop, shoegaze, jazz, downtempo, and psychedelic influences, among others, 'Hermit Kingdom: Remixes' manages to stand as a cohesive whole rather than as just another collection of remixes. While there are obvious common threads among the three artists, each brings a unique perspective on electronic music that shines in conjunction with the original material being remixed.

Tony Simon, aka Blockhead, has been making and releasing utterly distinctive, funky and emotive music for the last two decades. Formerly signed to Ninja Tune, Blockhead’s most recent album ‘Funeral Balloons’ was released in September 2017 via Backwoodz Studioz.

Yppah (born Joe Corrales Jr.) has forged a career marked by ethereality and dynamism, brought up on equal parts My Bloody Valentine and hip-hop. His 2015 album ‘Tiny Pause’ was released courtesy of Ninja Tune imprint Counter Records.

The electronic music duo Mirza Ramic and Max Lewis have been actively releasing music and touring worldwide as Arms and Sleepers since 2006. Their latest album ‘Find The Right Place’ was released via Pelagic Records in April 2018. 
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more at http://www.futurearchiverecordings.com
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Hermit Kingdom: Remixes

Yppah - Where We Are Safe (Blockhead Remix)

“A lovely jazz performance that soothes the soul”
— 6x NBA champion, basketball legend & jazz fan Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

“Mike Casey: Jazz For The Millennial Set”
— Huffington Post

saxophone-based artist & composer
GRAMMYs "NEXT" Class of 2023