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Conceptually formed around his father’s tribe in Zimbabwe, the Ndebele EP (pronounced in-de-bele) see’s Danny sonically push the boundaries of broken beat, with four dancefloor tracks that effortlessly fuse in elements of nu-jazz, leftfield house/techno and echoes of disco-cuts.
Read MoreLights on Keys Of Lynx’s fantastic self-titled debut on Visions Recordings. Both skilled musicians, the duo serves up a suite of lush and musical cuts that fuse boogie, synth, jazz, funk and deep house into irresistible new dancefloor forms.
Read MoreLCSM, standing for Likwid Continual Space Motion, is IG Culture’s new afrofuturistic, nu-jazz, broken beat project connecting the inner sound of London’s melting-pot-type-culture with the streets of Amsterdam and distant outer space. Earthbound contains 21 tracks that, played together, are more like trips to the unattainable spirits.
Read MoreRanging from classic deep house music to darker ambient and break beat heavy electronica, Purple Winds touches with ease different states of mind. Five tracks that add up to Simbad’s consistently high-quality discography.
Read MoreThrough The Window contains three new originals, plus a groovy remix by Steven Wobblejay, and is 67100’s most accomplished work to date - mastering the blend of broken beat and jazz with polished instrumentation.
Read MorePyramids is Lars Bartkuhn’s second release of 2020, following the wonderful Human, that came out by Visions Recordings back in March. Much like that project Lars takes us to long and progressive compositions with a sublime electronic ambient arrangement.
Read MoreThe mysterious Japanese producer Atsushi Yano returns to Omena Records to deliver his new EP, Whole Rotta Love. Following the 2017 Rottie Bites EP, also via Omena, Yano’s new project maintains his excursions in jazz-flecked free form funk blended with trippy disco and afro.
Read More50 for the soul. May went by supersonic in the waves of the usual eclectic features we made over this month. Contemporary jazz from some of today’s greats, exciting new hip hop records, electronic bangers for the summer and, through the whole selection, true-to-the-soul creations.
Read MoreJúpiter EP transports us to the wonderful creative world of Felipe Gordon. One in which every twist, every turn, is unique and surprising.
Read MoreNico Lahs first full-length drops via Detroit born/Beijing based Adeen Records and delves deep into the producer’s roots. Freedom encapsulates the use of an array of vintage analog and digital hardware, to give life in total freedom to Lahs’ own sound and trademark.
Read MoreSoulstatejazz is a new live ensemble led by Tom Ellis, that just released its first LP on Banoffee Pies Records. The project, entitled Annwn, is composed by six tracks consisting of this hybrid live/electronic jazz-house music and was born out of a 3 day improvisation session.
Read MoreFollowing a couple of years releasing some high-quality projects as part of the famous Moonrise Hill Material crew with Folamour and other top french producers, Marc Bianco’s long awaited debut on Fada is hosted by an ever-growing artist from Brooklyn: Taphari.
Read MoreUnder the hat of Sibín, meant to showcase works with audiovisual media that explore areas around identity and culture, the duo investigates the space between soul and grime music, adding a club mix of the title-track, paying homage to their love for dance music culture.
Read MoreFollowing tasty releases on Nomada, Blaq Numbers or Sure Cuts, the London DJ/Producer Last Nubian joins Moment Cinetique to drop the Crying On Jet Skis EP - including remixes from Harry Wolfman and Carlo, two of Deep House's most respected.
Read MoreReleased in 2008, Kaidi Tatham’s second album is considered a kind of holy grail record for dance music fans and jazz heads. In Search Of Hope was Tatham’s statement at that time. A sign of what was to come from him as an artist: uncompromisingly and unapologetically sophisticated modern black music.
Read MoreByron The Aquarius’ trademark sound is back with his first release on Bristol-based Shall Not Fade label. What Up Doe? Vol. 1 is composed by five tracks, carefully blending luscious piano riffs with scorching acid basslines and punchy drum sequences to create a truly unique sound.
Read MoreBack in 2018, Footshooter blended a variety of genres in the Technicolour Nights EP - a meditation soundtrack for long evenings and nights out. Libations & Movement, dropping this week, provokes similar feelings but further showcases the producer’s evolution as an artist.
Read MoreFurther exemplifying Romaal Kultan’s skills at laying down uniquely soulful and personal dance music, Everlasting Romance compositions range from frenetic club heaters to lilting breezy lullabies. Hypnotic grooves from the heart.
Read MoreSimeon Jones and Nathanael Williams team up with Rhythm Section International to release their most accomplished work to date: Grey Doubt. Through 15 tracks live instrumentation and analogue synths combine in an intricate, beautifully crafted, afrofuturist voyage.
Read MoreApril’s playlist contains 55 tracks, that summarize the artists we’ve showcased during this month. Blend of live music with electronic approaches, groovy basslines and infectious percussion, club moments and home meditations. Almost everything is new.
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