Cool Instrumentals

Braingears's

Red Sky

MoonHoochTheWholeThing

TMZ/MH

Moon hooch

JAZZ ++

The second album from Moon Hooch, out September 16 via Hornblow Recordings / Palmetto Records.

St. Louis

Why Not?

Contra Dubstep

Milk And Waffles

Recorded at Candid Music Group in Brooklyn, NY 
Produced by JNTHN STEIN 
www.toomanyzooz.com




HOLLAGRAPHiK PROD. JNTHN STEIN

2020 (PROD. JNTHN STEIN)

Ross Jenssen creates heavy, futuristic, instrumental music that intends to evoke imagery akin to a wild journey through time and space, or the cinematic score to a dream. They do this primarily through five-string electric bass and drums, with a little help from their friends when needed.  A spin of Ross Jenssen's debut album,  Phrases may find you anywhere from the back alleys of a middle-eastern marketplace in the distant past, to a dance party in a distant future that would make Mad Max feel at home. Ross Jenssen is here to take you there and back and everywhere in between.  

06 - Hell Or Highwater

05 - Illumination

04 - Balderdash

03 - Grand Bizarre

02 - Rabble Rouser

prod. by @jnthnstein 
single off of "THE INTERNET", coming friday, may 1st.

P/T/G

Something Else

On The Sun

Moon Hooch's new album Red Sky is available everywhere June 10. Go to www.moonhooch.com/psychotubes to download this track now.

Psychotubes

Low 5

Sunken Ship

That's What They Say

written by too many zooz
produced by too many zooz 
co-produced by ivan jackson
recorded at studio trilogy in san francisco, CA
engineered by willie samuels and serge tsai
mixed by serge tsai at platinum sound recording studios
mastered by chris gehringer at sterling sound 


Warriors

Tricerahops

prod. by Brasstracks

mixed by serge tsai at platinum sound recording studios

engineered by serge tsai at platinum sound recording studios

Mastered by chris gehringer at sterling sound

Recorded at Platinum Sound Recording Studios in NYC

Tricerahops

So here's to you, Mrs. Robinson, you live in an unforgiving place.

Andrew Jackson Jihad - People II

There are no liner notes, essays or books that could ever really put just how vast the influence of John Coltrane is. Maybe a multiple-tome encyclopedia. Maybe. 

These liner notes will be no such attempt towards that. However, with this brand new mix conceptualized by Colectivo Futuro’s Miguel Colmenares, and with John Coltrane’s birthday coming up (September 23rd. Day of an equinox), maybe we can process a few ideas as to why he has become such an icon for so many all over the globe.

... continued here > http://www.musicismysanctuary.com/tributes-john-coltrane-selected-miguel-colectivo-part-1

TRACKLIST

01. Byard Lancaster Meets Le Professeur Inlassable - Saint John Coltrane
02. Aktuala - Ohnedaruth (Deicato A J. Coltrane)
03. Alice Coltrane - Something About John Coltrane
04. The Last Electro -Acoustic Space Jazz & Percussion Ensemble - The Trane & The Pharoah (For John Coltrane & Pharoah Sanders)
05. Steve Reid Ensemble - For Coltrane
06. Sonny Fortune - Five For Trane
07. Tete Mbambisa - Trane Ride
08. Bobby Hutcherson - Searchin' The Trane
09. Carlos Garnett - Memories of Coltrane
10. Four For Jazz - For John Coltrane

Tribute(s) to JOHN COLTRANE - Selected by Miguel Colectivo (Part 1)

This mix of dancefloor jazz bumpers from the Jazz Amnesty Sound System is what you can use to help better prepare yourself for an upcoming get down and groovin' set from the aforementioned sound system.

Use these tracks to help perfect your dance moves or while you're primpin' before the next J.A.S.S. set you are planning to attend. Only good times contained within so approach with wild abandon; just don't forget your dancing shoes.

TRACKLIST
Tribe – Beneficent (Tribe Records / Universal Sound, 1974/1996)
Skeletons – Marathon Man (Impossible Ark Records, 2010)
Greenwood Rhythm Coalition – Rise Up (Names You Can Trust, 2012)
Middlewood Sessions – Red Waters (Wah Wah 45s, 2008)by
Michael Longo – Magic Number (Groove Merchant, 1974)
Ahmad Jamal – Illusions Optica (ABC / Impulse!, 1968/1973)
Candido – Money Man (Blue Note, 1970)
Sun Ra vs. June Tyson vs. Tribe – Beneficent (Nostalgia 77 Mix) (Rebutz, 2005)
Deodato – Funk Yourself (MCA, 1975)
Rolf Kuhn – Miss Maggie (MPS Records / BASF, 1975)
Charlie Rouse – Hopscotch (Strata-East, 1974)
Billy Martin – Egg Roll (Trans-World, 1970)
Herbie Mann – Muscle Shoals Nitty Gritty (Embryo Records, 1970)
Christian Gaubert – Sweet Maryline (RCA Victor, 1979)

JAZZ AMNESTY SOUND SYSTEM - #04 (J.A.S.S Bumpers)

15 years ago, Mathew Jonson, Danuel Tate and Tyger Dhula released their first record as Cobblestone Jazz - an improvised live techno project - on Itiswhatitis.

They're a trio that continue to occupy an important space within the electronic music stratosphere. Together they operate as a band, with Dhula and Tate manning analogue drums and keys while Jonson works the drum machines and SH-101 that have brought him such renown as a solo artist. 

Here we have two of music's favourite condiments, live performance and improvisation, seasoning the techno party, a genre where “live” more often than not means pressing play on a software program. 

Tyger Dhula casts his net across broken beat, deep house and techno in this cocooning mix for Boiler Room. 

TRACKLIST
Susumo Yukota - Black Sea (Skintone)
Cousin Cockroach - nah backside!! (2000 Black)
Osunlade - 2Thousand Cowries (Soul Jazz)
Move D - Silk Dub (Compost Black Label)
Sven Weisemann - Motion Beats (Mojuba)
Next Evidence - Longing (Basic)
Sven Weisemann - Motion Capture (Mojuba)
Ben Nevile - Awshashen (Context)
Calibre - Don't Watch This (Signature)
John Arnold - We're Not [Ayro Remix] (Ubiquity)
Benjamin Wild - Untitled (Kompakt)
Paul Hannah - Adventures Of A New Jack (Ferox)
Dego & Kaidi - Adam Rock Dissed!! (Sound Signature)
Jimpster - Knuckle Shuffle (Kudos)
Dego & Kaidi - Acting Up On Shit That Don't Count (Eglo)
Mustang - Twilight (Visions)
Nu Era - Terah (Planet E)

BOILER ROOM

Tyger Dhula (Cobblestone Jazz) for Boiler Room

11 Andrew Jackson Jihad - Sense, Sensibility

Number 9

Number 10

Song For Miguel

Number 7

Megatubes (feat. Alena Spanger)

Cave Music / ˈkāv myo͞ozik / It's like House, but its more wild, more jagged, more free, more natural to live in.