Untitled Playlist

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JANUARY 2023 PLAYLIST

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Earl Sweatshirt feat. RZA - "Molasses" (Produced By Christian Rich)

Rebel 7 X NDS - Pucchii

Fray

Someone Like You

Jigsaw

Gucci Mane & BIG30 & Sett & Mac Critter — Shit Crazy

Next To Me (feat. Toni-Ann Singh)

Dxngelo - Aussi (Prod. DDBeatz)

90 Days

Nobody (feat. Gucci Mane)

One Mic, One Gun

2daside

Sliders

Sliders (feat. Flatbush Zombies & Col3trane)

Sauce Ghetto Gospel 3

Good Coochie

NxWorries, Anderson .Paak, Knxwledge, H.E.R., CITYSPARKS - Where I Go (remix)

real eastside shit. parking lot of primetime in girbauds type shit ya dig. ok bet.

Hopped Out Stuntin (Primetime)

The Sounds of D'Angelo Tribute mix put together with love by SOUL OF SYDNEY family to pay homage to one of our favourite artists.  THANK YOU for listening. More at LAURYN HILL tribute, we put together https://soundcloud.com/soulofsydney/mix203

A classic mix from our archives, featuring 90+ minutes of the smooth sounds of neo-soul don D'ANGLEO.

This is one of the most popular mixes we have ever released, with over 500,000 plays on soundcloud alone. We put it together to showcase some late night #NEOSOUL #JAZZ and #HIPHOP magic he has released over the years. We put this little tribute together way back in April to pay homage D’angelo, one of the finest soul artists of our generation as a warm up to his show at Soulfest in 2014 as he was in Sydney to play alongside the likes of Aloe Blacc, Maxwell, Common, Mos Def.

Time: 91 Mins
Genre: Neo-Soul, Jazz, Hip Hop Goodness
Recorded: April 2014

TRACKLIST / 
D'Angelo – Intro (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
D'Angelo – Alright (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
D'Angelo – The Line (Voodoo, Virgin, 2000)
D'Angelo – The Root (Voodoo, Virgin, 2000)
D'Angelo – Cruisin’ (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
D'Angelo – Shit, Damn, Motherfucker (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
D'Angelo – Lady (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
D'Angelo – Brown Sugar (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
D'Angelo – Playa Playa (Voodoo, Virgin, 2000)
The Roots feat. D'Angelo – The Hypnotic (Illadelph Halflife, DGC, 1996)
D'Angelo – Bullshit (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
Raphael Saadiq and D'Angelo – Be Here (Instant Vintage, Pookie Entertainment, 2002)
D'Angelo – Feel Like Makin’ Love (Voodoo, Virgin, 2000)
D'Angelo – Me and Those Dreamin' Eyes of Mine (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
D'Angelo – Smooth (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre & D'Angelo – Imagine (Tha Blue Carpet Treatment, Doggystyle Records, 2006)
The Roots feat. Erykah Badu & D'Angelo – Shining Star (Homegrown! The Beginner's Guide to Understanding The Roots, MCA, 2005)
D'Angelo – I Found My Smile Again (Space Jam OST, Atlantic, 1996)
D'Angelo – Chicken Grease (Voodoo, Virgin, 2000)
D'Angelo – Devil’s Pie (Voodoo, Virgin, 2000)
D'Angelo – Girl You Need a Change of Mind (Unreleased, Live Cover)
Fela Kuti, D'Angelo, Macy Gray – Water Get No Enemy (Red Hot + Riot, MCA, 2002)
Method Man, Redman & D'Angelo – Left and Right (Blackout!, Def Jam, 1999)
D'Angelo – When We Get By (Brown Sugar, EMI, 1995)
D'Angelo – Spanish Joint (Voodoo, Virgin, 2000)
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D'ANGELO Tribute Mix (Rest in Peace) by SOUL OF SYDNEY | Neo-Soul, Jazz & Hip Hop

Pound Town 2 (feat. Nicki Minaj & Tay Keith)

https://G59Records.com

[VERSE I: LIL REMAINS]

we be them gorillas creepin' inside your motherfucking mind
germ got the axe
watch him lift it up and then swing it from behind

[VERSE II: GERM]

who is he?
that fucker a beast
came with the fleet, knock you out your fleece
cold summers with them long winters, if need be
fuck the world, bitch, i'm balls deep

[VERSE III: LIL INFECTED]

demons surround me
i'm drowing
i'm fiending for opiates
scheming
i hope it gets colder
the seasons they change but we holding
defeating the opposition
opposite of the competition

[VERSE IV: LIL REMAINS]

we start a fucking riot
don't try me
i strike like lightning or tyson
do drive by's riding on bikes, man
i swear that murder excitin'
i'm expediting your life's end
we multiplying alliance
you biting? well, i'm delighted
welcome to hell, i'm your guidance

[VERSE V: GERM]

hold on
call on me
diamonds dancing, homie
running for office
offensive and lawless
balls of the rawest in jaws of the new elect
fucked up be my set like ratchets with hatchets wilding
catching necks.
i'm bout bad shit like where the plague at?
that guy with the lost cause
fifty one fifty
spazzing, screaming where the flame at?

[VERSE VI: LIL INFECTED]

flame on
plague calm
stained palms
pop eight pills now the fucking pain's gone
slaying yall
chain flawed
same song
change long
long mane
raised kong
trained kong to slay them broads
reign strong

[VERSE VII: LIL REMAINS]

dirty nasty up the ante
drop top, dat way
mr. pop off on a banny

[VERSE VIII: GERM]

i got a bottle of thompson
bunch of shitty whiskey in me
gentilly with the 7th ward lord
razor blades slice the vocal chords

[VERSE IX: LIL INFECTED]

from new orleans to atlanta
sip a dirty big shot fuck a fanta
sell out a show in santa ana
dirty nasty propaganda

DIRTIERNASTIERSUICIDE

$UICIDEBOY$ x GERM - SLIP ON A BANANA CLIP

Big Crown Vaults Vol. 1 - Lee Fields & The Expressions

Two Timer

OFFICIAL URL - ​https://hopest.re/LookAround

DANIELLE PONDER &
KARATE BOOGALOO

“Look Around” ​out July 24, 2020 via ​Hopestreet Recordings​.

New York singer and activist ​Danielle Ponder pairs up with Melbourne cinematic soul outfit ​Karate Boogaloo to deliver ​“Look Around,” a haunting reflection on the times we live in. ​“Look Around” was written in the studio with the band in the first days of 2020 when Danielle was in Melbourne, and at the time was conceived as a cry for help in the literal firestorm that was engulfing Australia. As 2020 progressed, the words that came in that moment of inspiration seemed to reflect each of the multiplying calamities this year has presented. When the death of George Floyd ignited indignation across the USA and the world, the lyrics to Look Around could not have been more apropos.

In Danielle’s words: “fires were raging through Australia and smoke covered the sky. It felt like all of our human sins had gotten the best of us and we were paying a price. I didn’t know that when I arrived back home in the U.S, the world would only get darker. I feel like my past self wrote this song for my future self knowing what was to come.” ​This song would help Danielle through what has been one of the most painful times to be Black in America.

Coming from different continents and different backgrounds was no obstacle to Danielle Ponder and Karate Boogaloo forming an immediate musical connection in the studio. Karate Boogaloo is a formidable studio band with years of studious focus learning soul music and its history. The instant connection is obvious on ​“Look Around”, ​as the band and Danielle sound like they’d been playing together for years rather than hours. Black Lives Matter, while being a US based movement, has a strong resonance in Australia where Indigenous people are massively over-represented in prison populations and in fatal interactions with the police. Thus, sales in July and August are going to be donated to the Equal Justice Initiative in the USA and Warriors Of The Aboriginal Resistance in Australia.

Danielle Ponder & Karate Boogaloo - Look Around

New York singer and activist Danielle Ponder pairs up with Melbourne cinematic soul outfit Karate Boogaloo to deliver ‘Look Around’ and ‘Little Bit’ , on limited edition 7inch vinyl for the collections of
classic soul fans and afficionados everywhere. The haunting A side “Look Around” has garnered glowing reviews since its release in July and substantial airplay on KCRW, KEXP, BBC and Worldwide FM among
others, and is now joined on the b side by the sweet and uplifting ‘Little Bit’.

Coming from different continents and different backgrounds was no obstacle to Danielle Ponder and Karate Boogaloo forming an immediate musical connection in the studio. The instant connection is obvious on both sides of the record, which were written and recorded in the same session. ‘Look Around’ is a brooding ballad reflecting on the times we live in, and the warm and soulful ‘Little Bit’ brightens the mood significantly with Danielle’s vocals reassuring “a little bit of love will make it alright”.

In Danielle’s words on ‘Look Around’: “fires were raging through Australia and smoke covered the sky. It felt like all of our human sins had gotten the best of us and we were paying a price. I didn’t know that
when I arrived back home in the U.S, the world would only get darker. I feel like my past self wrote this song for my future self knowing what was to come.” This song would help Danielle through what has been
one of the most painful years to be Black in America.

Engineered by Bob Knob
Produced by Karate Boogaloo & Bob Knob
Mixed by Bob Knob & Henry Jenkins
Mastered by Lachlan Carrick

Danielle Ponder - Vocals
Darvid Thor - Guitar
Henry Jenkins - Bass
Hudson Whitlock - Drums
Callum Riley - Keyboards

Photo by Brian Pollock
Design by Drez

Danielle Ponder & Karate Boogaloo - Little Bit

EASTSIDE SUMMER out now: https://lnk.to/EastsideSummer

Jace’s phone number might have an Atlanta area code, but his sound is untraceable. You might recognize him from the collective, Two-9, but it’s crucial to throw away all prior conceptions. His psychedelic solo palette stretches far beyond region, genre, or previous crew. He’s as versatile as a Swiss Army knife and equally incisive.“I feel like I’m a combination of all different sub-genres people listen to right now,” Jace says. “I can do trap-related, emotional, autobiographical, everything people want to hear.” 

On his first full solo offering, The Jace Tape, he incorporated the entirety of his eclectic streak—that Southern swing, the gritty lyricism of his native New Yorker, and his own emotional vulnerability. It starts with him talking about trying to figure out where he wants to go. It ends with you wondering where he’s going to go next. “I felt like I needed to step away and go out on my own,” Jace says. “Two-9 has its own sound and collective mind. My music is a bit more moody and melodic.” Jace captures the feelings of being trapped and finding your freedom , and reconciling the difficulties of trust. He explores the parts of his past and the pieces of his psyche that other artists might shy away from—balancing it with an unhinged party streak. 

Jace has established himself through Two-9, the duo RetroSushi, and song collaborations like RaeSremmurd’s “Unlock the Swag” and “This Could Be Us”. For the last few years Jace has disrupted the industry as a shining writer signed to Sony ATV producing hits like Kash Doll’s “ Ice Me Out” and Glitter Gloss’s “Rich Baby Mama” but his journey as a solo artist doesn’t stop there. Now, Jace is dropping his long awaited EP Eastside Summer. An ode to his side of town and the special feeling that seems intrinsically attached to the season of summer. EASTSIDE SUMMER attempts to encapsulate the energy and vibe of what it's like on Atlanta's east end of the city. A side of town steeped in its own culture and style. Whether it's large Caribbean community or its long and storied history in the underground rap scene going back as far as 2004. With songs like "EA freestyle" and "Yea Bitch" standing to embody the sound and emotions of everything that lies on Interstate 20 East. Short and intense like most summers are, EASTSIDE SUMMER is a brief and whirlwind walk through of what it's like during the scorching months in America's hip hop capital.

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