New Music Friday Archive - 4

Three Piece Suit (feat. Azekel)

Pulse

Urgay

Sweetie

Tuff Times Never Last

Da Du Dah

Deus Deus

You're Gonna Win

Hard Times

Say Goodbye

I'd Be Lost

Home Safe

Diamond Miner

Unconditional Love

Unconditional Love (feat. Esperanza Spalding)

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Everything In Focus (ft. Jackson Mathod)

FEELS LIKE

One Way Traffic

One Way Traffic (feat. Yazmin Lacey)

Mixed by Matt Storm
Mastered by Suite Sound Labs
Guitar/Bass - Baby Chilli
Drums/Vocals/Synths - Matt Storm

Lyrics
Close my eyes and I see your face
It gets frustrating
Just to know that I shoulda said something
Would you notice me if
I told ya that my heart was racing
I can’t stand chasing
But baby I would chase you round
If it just meant I could spend another day with ya
I’ll tell you how I feel
Something about you stills my heart
Girl it’s the way you slow me down

Tell me why you like green
We can’t really explain these things
I just like you cause I like you
Won’t you tell me that you feel it too
I can tell you’re lonely 
I bet you feel just like me
I just like you cause I like you
Won’t you tell me that you feel it too 
I do

I think I like you
like you
like you

It only makes sense when I sing
She keeps on playing with rings
On her right hand
Says she hasn’t been with the right man
Not yet no
If she just looked up for one sec
She’d see how much I want this
Then I let the moment pass like ships
Girl it’s the way you slow me down

Tell me why you like green
We can’t really explain these things
I just like you cause I like you
Won’t you tell me that you feel it too
I can tell you’re lonely 
I bet you feel just like me
I just like you cause I like you
Won’t you tell me that you feel it too 
I do

I think I like you
like you
like you
Ya I think I like you

GREEN

Driving the Box in the Night

Since 1994 when Nicholas Payton made his recording debut as a leader with From This Moment, the trumpeter has been lauded as a significant, top-tier voice in jazz. Even though he started out as a “young lion of jazz,” heralded as one of the new-generation guardians of the hard bop flame, Payton consistently committed himself to discovering his voice outside of the strict confines of that rearview mirror approach to the music.
While his jazz journey has taken him down many roads—from heritage artist to electric experimenter—the 34-year-old trumpeter arrives at a new plateau of jazz maturity with Into the Blue, his ninth album and his first for Nonesuch . It’s at once a nod to the past and a leap into the future. “It’s an amalgam of every recording I’ve done up until now,” says Payton. “As a musician, as an artist, you’re always trying to zero in on the bull’s eye as a means of becoming a better version of yourself. With Into the Blue, I’ve been able to find the kind of music that’s more inclusive of all of my life. The approach and the ideas of my music have become more singular, more cohesive. I had no agenda in terms of a specific genre or style, only to be true to who I am now.”

Unconditional Love (feat. Esperanza Spalding)

Nicholas Payton

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