Guzz (Arg) - Del Mundo (Preview)

here is a sample from the forthcoming single 


Tatham,Mensah,Lord & Ranks 2036Black

Riding the broken beat & house train further on into 2016 we are delighted to share with you - Soulparlor’s Misplaced Jukebox Remixes! This release contains five neat remixes varying in style and feel. With each producer adding their own touch to the tracks that Soul Parlor originally released on INI movement.

International heavy weights, Henry Wu, Roman Rauch, K15, PCM and Ugly Drums all make an appearance on the Remix EP. Making this a must have in your crate!

Early Support from Lefto & Gilles Peterson.

The Misplaced Jukebox remixes are available trough INI Movement’s Bandcamp from may 17.
Available trough INI Movement May 16
https://inirecordings.bandcamp.com/album/misplaced-jukebox-remixes

SoulParlor: https://soundcloud.com/soulparlor
K15 https://soundcloud.com/k15
Roman Rauch https://soundcloud.com/romanrauch
Henry Wu https://soundcloud.com/wuesli
Ugly Drums https://soundcloud.com/uglydrums
Pcm: https://soundcloud.com/pitchcontrollermitch


Buy/Support

SoulParlor - Pure (K15 Remix)

Jazz-indebted, soulful broken-beat workings from the @22amusic affiliate, Dennis Ayler, new on his own Dennis Ayler Music imprint, featuring @tenderlonious.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2017/01/24/premiere-denis-ayler-feat-tenderlonious-nobody-but-u/
Listen on Youtube: bit.ly/nobody-but-u

Nobody But U

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Dennis Ayler feat. Tenderlonious - Nobody But U (STW Premiere)

Personnel:
Mausiki Scales, electric piano, vibes, vocals, lyrics, arrangement
Shawna Floyd, vocals
Raina Turner, vocals
Quinn Masonry, alto saxophone
Kebbi Williams, tenor saxophone
Alex Jones, guitar
Khari Simmons, bass
Che Marshall, drums

Photo: Brandi Pettijohn

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Available now on vinyl /  CD / digital: https://bbemusic.lnk.to/FromtheArchive2
Neroli record founder Volcov returns with the second volume of compilation series ‘From The Archive’ on BBE Music.
It’s been a busy two years for Enrico Crivellaro (Volcov) since the release of ‘From The Archive Vol. 1’. His Neroli label has seen stellar releases from Dego (2000 Black), Lars Bartkuhn, Trinidadian Deep and Alton Miller among others, leading to a hectic schedule of DJ sets across the globe.
In ‘From The Archive Vol. 2’, Volcov’s musical roots are once again evident in a jazzy collection of hidden gems spanning genres and continents. As Volcov puts it: “the spirit and the sound of this album follows the first volume: choosing more songs that i thought were overlooked and deserved more attention. This time, with such a crowded marketplace for reissues and compilation of 70s-80s music, I decided only to focus on songs from the last 10-15 years.”
‘From The Archive Vol. 2’ features several tracks never before released on vinyl, including ‘Afterlife Vol.2’ by ‘Black Renaissance’ composer and Roy Ayers collaborator Harry Whitaker and Ron Trent’s homage to French violin genius Jean-Luc Ponty, ‘Ori Space’. Taking in intimate downtempo soul, extraterrestrial jazz sounds and straight up club music, ‘From The Archive Vol. 2’ paints a vibrant and eclectic musical picture, autographed with a couple of signature edits by Volcov himself.

Quentin Kane & Simon Sheldon feat. TK Blue – The Blue Room (Kaidi Tatham’s Shokazuku Remix)

* Read more:  https://boltingbits.com/culross-close-k15-forgotten-ones/
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UZscyGePiiA
* Pre-order: https://k15music.bandcamp.com/album/forgotten-ones

As a sidekick to our Times and Tunes interview with K15 planned next week, the founder and keys player of jazz quintet, Culross Close, we’re thrilled to premiere the eponymous track of the band’s LP, Forgotten Ones.

Only Esencia’s third release, this one is due out next week on March 15, and we strongly recommend putting aside 30minutes to do nothing but listen to the full six tracks in succession, because this album is a bonafide manifestation of top class musicianship. It’s an album of two distinct halves: the first is deep, melancholic, brooding and beautiful, while the second is lively and up-beat. A half for thinking and a half for dancing.

Ambient-jazz is how one could feasibly describe the opener, Fractured. Three minutes of swirling textures move around the listener’s head, coming close then moving away until seamlessly sliding into our premiere, Forgotten Ones. Our favourite on the record, this track shows off Culross Close’s top-class instrumentation. They all come together – the drums, the bass, the keys, the vocals – as tight and synergetic as you’re likely to find after digging for an hour for today’s best and freshest jazz. Acceptance is similar, but happier to put K15’s keys in the spotlight for much of it.

And the contrast really is striking when track four, Mood, begins. The LP’s chaotic outlier, just over a minute of dissonant strings and frantic drums will wake you back up if you, understandably, slipped deep into daydream during the album’s first half. Then, some convention is restored: it’s by no means textbook stuff with The Tiniest Lights Still Shine’s 5/4 rhythms or the rogue synthesiser of the closing track, Healing, but it’s clear that the album’s close could lure listeners of various tastes to a dancefloor.

Forgotten Ones (Digital)

PREMIERE: Culross Close (K15) - Forgotten Ones

@melodiesinfonie : 
"This song was very liberating for me as I broke my boundaries and while having a very playful and inspiring session. The positive and groovy vibes stirred a strong joy in me so I called this song "Enjoy Your Life". I'm exctied to share this with you ❤“

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