Cool, reminds me of 1960's film music or the Shadows, much underated

By the F**K thats absolutely wonderful (im gonna nip out by a hat and then take it off to you sir) M

haha wow this is tasty as! love the drums and keys and the finger clicks, I could easily take an influence from this 

real smooth, like walking late at night alone with no where to go

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Buena Vibra (2022) mix by Kelso

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Adrianini Bunka - Space Monkey

We back and funkier than ever! Decided on a whim to hop on twitch and do a lil streamin and this is what popped out. Please refer to your funk handbook on proper procedures - I am not responsible for any damage to property or bodily harm that may come as a result. Thanks for listening, luv u <3

Also realized I played a couple songs I already have on past mixes - whoopsies!

What the Funk? Vol. 2

Toussaint Morrison had a plan. It was to release 5 mixtapes and then immediately release original (non-sampled) material alongside his producer & adventure capitalist Dr. Wylie. Then, 2015 happened, (several anxiety attacks, the loss of his grandmother, acting alongside Judy Greer and Woody Harrelson in the movie Wilson, etc.) dumping said plans into a vat of floating good intention, heartbreak, and self-sabotage. This pitted Morrison with the challenge of finishing the songs he wanted to put out, or confronting matters at hand and writing the songs he had to. Alas, it was the latter. 

Lesser Restoration is a short album consisting of 10-song recollection surrounding Morrison’s past year and handful of months. Littered with lamenting his birthplace of New Orleans, owning several years of belligerence, and speaking to “sittin’ in a room full of white smiles, waiting for permission to hope”, Morrison’s new album speaks to the vulnerability of reconstructing your identity apart from who you selfishly thought you were and exploring whiteness in Minnesota. Lesser Restoration considers the advantages of being heartless rather than heartbroken, unlawful than law-abiding, and dying black & proud rather than living submissive through a forced smile. 

Although his considerations may never reach definitive resolutions within the context of the album, Morrison still pressures the legacy of whiteness in America having forged the myth of black skin being an ultimate threat to society. That legacy fully encapsulated in “Minnesota” as Toussaint measures it no further than the largest mass execution in U.S. history taking place in Mankato, MN, the lynchings in Duluth, and the murder of Jamar Clark, Philando Castiile and Terrance Franklin in the Twin Cities- all scenarios where a person of color was deemed unworthy of life at the hands of white authority. 

To any mind unbeknownst of role playing games, “Lesser Restoration” sounds to be some form of carpentry or a slick-slight-of-hand maneuver originated by contractors. As cool as we’d sound if it were the latter, it is not- also, confirming the author of this bio is not that cool- “Lesser Restoration” is something to tide over an adventurer who has been wounded. In Morrison’s case, it merely satiates the nerves before bigger things yet to come.

Lesser Restoration

Toussaint Morrison - Last Day Of School (feat. Jimmy & The Threats)

"Caught Me Thinkin" From Barchords
Released February 7, 2012
Brushfire/Universal Records
Produced, Engineered, Mixed by Robbie Lackritz
www.itunes.com/bahamas
Website: www.bahamasmusic.net
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bahamas/179753755629
Twitter: www.twitter.com/bahamasmusic
Tour Dates: http://goo.gl/BZlGC

Barchords

Caught Me Thinkin

Searching For Answers, is the single from our upcoming album:
Soul Street.

2018 LP MASTERED

Searching For Answers - Ron Artis II & The Truth

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Take Some Time

By luck my folks decided to buy me one of those Keyboards you could record tracks on and had all these cool sounds which you could edit and mix, can't remember what this keyboard was called but I have special memories of making something I'd created in that bedroom way back in the 90's. I also then happen to come by this great drum machine that allowed you to program loop tracks and I put them together and started recording on tape, I have the cassettes somewhere? I eventually sold all my bits for a better keyboard, guitar and a computer and started recording the professional way?!, learning to spend more than you could earn to get the professional sound (still doing it). After many failed attempts of sending my music to record labels I decided 1. STOP SINGING and 2. JUST ENJOY WHAT YOU DO. I recorded alot and then through it all away, did a bit of travelling, still need to get that Chinese bamboo flute and Sitar!, and over the years been in a few bands, got occupied with xbox for a bit and then got back to my own music. DId nothing with my songs for too long then got introduced to Sound Cloud and hear we are. I haven't got a certain style, just like to do whatever as long it has a bit of guitar, synth sounds and some traditional instruments.
Happy Listening, your comments are appreciated!
Steve


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