revisiting Stella by Starlight at dawn .This Victor Young piece has been a beloved jazz standard and a vehicle for improvisers  for generations

Stella By Starlight 2024

“Letters“:

Nicholas Payton — Trumpet, Piano, Rhodes, Organ
Vicente Archer — Bass
Bill Stewart — Drums

maybe SOON o n Brownswood, maybe not...i feel like I get back to my first like in 
music...soulfull and jazzy. Enjoy and please give feedbacks, this track will maybe never see the wax or 
even digital heaven !...

José James -The Greater Good (prod by Fulgeance)

“Them doors that was always closed, I ripped the doors off, took the hinges off.”
"ALL DAT" is available on all streaming platforms here: album.link/bg/i/1481099981
Produced,written and performed by Kay Be @ CTP Records

All Dat

lil bit of info on this beat, i made this when i just turned 15 :)

Prod. NK-OK
@ageofluna

Mr DM on Guitar, Bass & Flut

The Age Of L.U.N.A - Sweetness (Instrumental)

Pre-order: https://jakartarecords-label.bandcamp.com/album/hemispheres

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Otis Junior & Dr.Dundiff - Why Cant You (Just Come For Conversation)

“This is a track called Black Enchantment from Emanative … a really good tune!”

- Jon More / Coldcut / Ninja Tune - BBC 6Music - Jan 2017


Emanative aka Nick Woodmansey makes his return on self-released limited 7", Ominous Shanti / Black Enchantment – two tracks that perfectly display Nick’s flavour for interesting rhythms, eastern sounds and contemporary influences.

On the flip, ‘Black Enchantment’, Nick brings together the original Emanative nucleus of Ben Hadwen and Jessica Lauren to neatly complement his lazy samples and sluggish programmed beats. The result is a jazz hip-hop vibe that was originally digitally released some time ago.

"We're releasing this one ourselves privately, on the kind of non-existant label Home Planet Recordings, so any and all support really appreciated!
It's a limited edition, so please don't miss out!"

- Nick Woodmansey

HP7001 - B - 

Black Enchantment

Hot sand

Singer Jerome Thomas joins fellow Londoner, producer and DJ Warren Xclnce combine silky smooth vocals with a broken, free-flowing downtempo beat with Ezra Collective's Joe Armon Jones on keys.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2017/12/04/premiere-jerome-thomas-warren-xclnce-feat-joe-armon-jones-didnt-know/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/didnt-know

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