Name: 04 Hello by Myoshi Marilla in must listen to
Duration: 3 min 10 s
Description: The debut EP. Rock, funk, jazz, and soul.

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Available on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-freedom-of-expression/id738577768

Eddie Moore and The Outer Circle - Lesson

Produced by Soul Square
From The Album "40 Pounds Of Soul"
Purchase Album Here: https://melodiq.bandcamp.com/album/40-pounds-of-soul

One More Chance (Produced by Soul Square)

Taken from the "Earshot EP" - out on Darker than Wax - Singapore - 2014

Mixed & Mastered by Jean Vanesse (Greenhouse studio) 
Artwork by the Funk Bast*rd 



Generation

Track 04

@Hussein-Ibn-Faraji
@Cosmonostro
http://bit.ly/nafsipreorder

Those who have been following us for a while, might remember Faraji Heritage Experiment's "A/R/T" project from 2012. This Bandcamp demo was a mere taste of greater things to come and the time for this coming is upon us.

The Moroccan composer is back on the set with a brand new project, entitled "Nafsi". It means soul or being in Swahili. Hussein Ibn Faraji discovered his grandfather's name was not Arabic, but Swahili. This inspired him to bring together musicians of various backgrounds and have them use swahili nicknames. The same way Herbie Hancock and other Jazz men did back in in the seventies.

Cosmonostro will be releasing this project April 20th and we are delighted to exclusively premiere the amazing "Ode To Wattstax". 

Please be so kind to leave a nice comment or REPOST if you dig what you hear. For pre-orders please click the pre-order button above!

Read more: http://www.moovmnt.com/2015/04/12/faraji-heritage-experiment-ode-to-wattstax

BUY HERE

Premiere: Faraji Heritage Experiment - Ode To Wattstax

The debut EP. Rock, funk, jazz, and soul.

04 Hello

8thW1 jumps on a few choice cuts from 'Right On Time' to satisfy the appetite of those waiting for the follow up to Lux DeVille's 2013 debut.  Enjoy! 

Pick up 'Right On Time' here:
https://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/right-on-time

Check out Lux DeVille here:
https://pvdmusic.bandcamp.com/album/lux-deville

@PVDMusic
@8thW1
@JakartaRecords

Pocket (Lux DeVille Remix)

Electric Wire Hustle's sophomore album : Love Can Prevail.

“Electric Wire Hustle, a duo from New Zealand, plunges Marvin Gaye’s pensive side into the 21st-century information wilderness. Its songs are descendants of “What’s Going On”.
*NewYorkTimes*

Loveless

Watch me get high on coffee, act a fool in downtown SF, talk about music and make the foundation for this beat here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IrAYgLVKZs

Sahasrana (Track made live for SPEAK WITH BEATS - video link below)

Love You So

Here's a song I made in my room with a bunch of dusty records. I made the beat, wrote and rapped the lyrics, and did the cuts on the hook. JAM!!

Logo by: Sarah Huny Young

WORK

What started out as a simple email exchange between a young, hungry beatmaker and a seasoned player in the worlds of jazz and midwestern indie hip-hop, has resulted in a vibrant record nearly a decade in the making. On one side of Let It Out sits Miles Bonny, a long time musical collaborator who spent his youth soaking in powerful musical moments in NYC under the tutelage of his trumpet-slinging father, Francis Bonny, and later as a teen immersed in New York's busy indie-hip-hop scene. As he grew up Miles cemented himself a niche in the Midwest, most notably in Lawrence, Kansas where tireless forays into beatmaking led to the founding of the much-loved INnatesounds Crew and record label, as well as a series of solo releases and collaborative projects.

Eventually shifting his focus to his own vocal stylings, it wasn't long before Miles caught the attention of the international music community, including the young, curious ears of the at time unknown, soon-to-be future R&B sensation Ta-Ku. Through a series of emails and conversations, Ta-Ku asked to send Miles beats and the two planned to work on a series of tracks. From there the pair developed a friendship that was built upon mutual encouragement and a creative admiration between two artists both navigating their own personal and professional responsibilities. 

The Let It Out EP, released on Brooklyn's Bastard Jazz Recordings, acts as the culmination of such an intimate and organic journey. Recorded by Miles in Kansas City during a time he was experiencing the oft-turbulent tasks of true adulthood, the record focus on the life of a young father, underpinned by how we often bottle up difficult emotions and creativity when the pressures of today's complicated world reach fever pitch. Brimming with emotive, intimate lyrics from Miles spread amidst Ta-Ku's soul-drenched beat work and syrupy future grooves, the EP will hit close to home for anyone whose daily lives calls for a much needed dose of personal reflection and chilled-out decompression.

Preorder EP: http://bit.ly/2ygMf8z

04 Hello

Myoshi Marilla

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