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The Jazz Is Dead project, curated by the legendary duo composed by Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Adrian Younge, has been presenting a very intimate and smooth perspective on great names of jazz music. Following a Various Artists’ compilation, Roy Ayers and Marcos Valle, Azymuth are in charge of the fourth installment of the series.
Read MoreDreamweavers is a special record for the electro-jazz heads. The master Mark de Clive-Lowe is joined by the creative partnership of bass player Andrea Lombardini and drummer Tommaso Cappellato, two Italian musicians that have been a consistent presence on Mark de Clive-Lowe’s European tours for several years now.
Read MoreJoined by a fantastic band in La Noche de los Dioses, Tino Contreras presents a sonic gift; a kaleidoscope of evolving and shifting spiritual rumination about life and humanity. The sounds, the rhythms, are expansive, hypnotic and mystical.
Read MoreRecorded over a Spring weekend in Surprise Chef's DIY analogue studio (dubbed The College Of Knowledge), Daylight Savings expands on the dramatic 1970’s cinematic soul sound established in their previous project.
Read MoreFamiliar Future looks back to the golden era of soul jazz and r&b, while still sounding contemporary and cosmic in the way it explores something that is beyond what we are used to listen.
Read MoreFollowing What Up Doe? Vol. 1 on Shall Not Fade and Apron EP on Apron Records, the Atlanta producer joins Jeff Mill’s legendary Axis Records to deliver one of the albums of the year - one that we will come back to over and over again for many more -, Ambrosia.
Read MoreVia Sola Terra Records, a London-based label that has been releasing the works from Ebi Soda - one of the best new acts in jazz hailing from the city -, the quintet The VV Experience lays the groundwork for their own sonic imprint in jazz-electronic fusion, presenting their debut entitled Nuality.
Read MoreVia Apparel Music, Jazzyness is a carefree miscellaneous of jazzy sounds and virtuosities not failing for a second in the portrait of Kisk’s way of thinking music. Every track is a journey through the Italian producer musical mind and a perfect display of his influences.
Read MoreTheo Parrish is in a class of one. His latest album, that came out via his own Sound Signature label and is entitled Wuddaji, is impossible to categorize much like Parrish’ entire discography. Experimental, improvised, jazzy, deep… the Detroit legend very own brand.
Read MoreNew names, some of our all-time favorites and late night discoveries compose September’s playlist. Comprised of the usual 50 tracks, this selection is eclectic, profound and result of hours and hours of music listening and pleasure.
Read MoreThe first track from Kamala's Danz introduces us to a distinct sonic trademark that the Okvsho brothers have been developing for some time. The 'spiritual' calling of the beginning gives way to a jazzy, funky, afro-beat-infused moment of pleasure. An anthem to beauty, groove and intention.
Read MoreOkvsho’s sophomore project arrives tomorrow to the digital stores and it’s a musical journey of immense talent and vision. Kamala’s Danz, dropping via Boyoom Connective, is a smooth trip through excellent choices of sounds, grooves and feelings, up and down the rivers of life.
Read MoreVia First Word Records, Kuroda presents his latest project entitled Fly Moon Die Soon, culminating years exposure to the NYC jazz and hip hop scene. The album consists of nine tracks of excellence - exploring uptempo jazz-funk, soulful jazz cuts, downtempo grooves and infectious piano riffs.
Read MoreProducer and bassist Huw Marc Bennett introduces his new project full of warm, deep, retro textures. Tresilian Bay, newly released, draws sounds from South London electronica, Brazillian grooves, Nigerian afrobeat and Ghanaian highlife along with a streak of Welsh psychedelia.
Read MoreMildlife sounds like Mildlife is a fair affirmation. Their latest output dropped last friday and it’s entitled Automatic, following the critically acclaimed Phase released back in 2018. In Automatic, the band have made a step-change from their debut, achieving more discipline, direction and arguably more danceable grooves.
Read MoreConnecting the dots between jazz-funk and hip hop grooves AZAR EP is composed by two original tracks and three club-friendly remixes from K15, Minus & MRDolly and Esa Williams, anticipating AZAR AZAR’s album in the making: Cosmic Drops is set to come out for December.
Read MoreThe undeniably infectious bass licks of Henry Hicks (a.k.a. Horatio Luna) have been conquering a space of its own in the electronic-jazz global stage. Following his solo project, Yes Doctor, released by La Sape, Horatio Luna presents a new LP entitled Boom Boom, coming out friday via Jitwam’s The Jazz Diaries.
Read More"I remember those days, those nights, those parties that went on for weekends at times, Everybody high... Momma dancin' in the corner smokin' a cigarette... that was momma's groove.
It was a family affair back then..."
Dedicated to those that...
Read MoreDuring August we made the usual two-week pause to reset and rediscover inspirations. This month’s playlist is even more essential, showcasing a lot of new projects that came out and we didn’t had the opportunity to write about.
Read MoreReleased by Deep Matter, this is the second album from multi-instrumentalist, producer and composer, Jerk - the brainchild of Brooklyn-based Joshua Kinney. Some Cosmic Shift follows a trio of EPs (Pink, Yellow, and Green) and a full-length beat tape entitled Pressing On, and is Jerk’s most complete work to date.
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