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Webmagazine and record label on underground house music & contemporary jazz. We're about music released by independent artists and labels.
Daily Magazine on Underground House Music, Broken Beat, Contemporary Jazz & Soulful Vibes
GLBDOM has been delivering some of the highest-karat gold in deep house rotations. Their latest release introduces us to the french producer Immersif and his first EP in the russian imprint. Indian Ocean Drive is a four-tracker of warm, sunlit bumpin' house groovers for the summer ahead.
Read MoreFormed in 1973, Cake was an underground soul-funk group from New York City, now (almost 50 years later) re-introduced to us by Mutual Intentions. The Oslo-based imprint reissues their only 7-inch single "Make Up Your Mind" / "Let Your Body Go” that was originally from 1979.
Read MoreJerk drops a new beat tape entitled Circling - a collection of 12 tracks directly inspired by the people, places and experiences in Jerk’s and his fellow collaborators' lives.
Read MoreBody Mind Spirit, via Jazz & Milk, is a masterful collaboration. Sharing a deep musical understanding and respect, Àbáse and Ziggy move fluidly through future funk, deep electronica, house and techno while maintaining an undeniable organic, soulful and spiritual foundation.
Read MoreKareem Ali keeps delivering a prolific musical output impossible to confine in one genre. His latest album, Quantum Blackness, which is an opus of 24 tracks, dropped as a surprise last week. After countless albums and EP's released in the last two years, the Arizona-based wonder kid is shaking the world of electronic music with an unique sonic approach.
Read MoreVia Blunt Shelter Records, we introduce Alsogood’s debut solo album, entitled Life’s Beautiful. Floating in a calm sea, this is an instrumental hip hop trip through mesmerizing sound choices that create a very calm and relaxing moment of introspection.
Read MoreAnthony Joseph’s latest album, which dropped last friday via Heavenly Sweetness, is a deep, intimate and pensive experience, filled with magnificent jazzy, free-flowing arrangements and his touching spoken words.
Read MoreCC:DISCO’s second First Light compilation is an impressive body of work, introducing 24 (!) exclusive tracks that, together, provides us with hours of eclecticism, exploring the scopes of jazz, balearic, disco, house, trance and techno.
Read MoreHailing from Amsterdam, Kid Sublime teams up with Georgian badman DJ and Producer Mishulino and jazz piano protegé Beka Gochiashvili to form the group TURBULANCE. Their eponymous debut LP is ready to make waves in the broken beat and contemporary jazz scene for the years to come.
Read MoreSengiley Recordings presents a surprising compilation that marks the label’s incursion into broken rhythms, melting into deep house productions and atmospheric breakbeats progressions with ease.
Read MoreApparel Music keeps on delivering their trademark smooth deep vibes, this time around introducing Stockholm-based Jakob Apelian and his Better Dimension EP. The Swede’s 3-track EP is stuffed with coolness, elegance and groove.
Read MoreMonday vibes in here, with Knowsum and Wun Two cooperating smoothly in their new joint project: Dream Cruise. Released by Sichtexot, this is another demonstration of their ‘galactic’ explorations of sound, able to lift our moods throughout 20 short tracks.
Read MoreEasily crossing the boundaries of jazz, boogie, soul, broken beat, techno or hip hop, dego presents his new album, via his imprint 2000Black. The Negative Positive cements his status as a pioneer, a visionary, as he continues to push boundaries with a sound that his totally his own.
Read MoreContinuing the incredible amount of brilliant releases from March, this month’s playlist carries on a eclectic note. Our favorite songs from every artist that we showcased during April are included, making this playlist another journey through what we’ve been into.
Read MoreParty Promises showcases Mota’s prowess to conduct a dancefloor to ecstasy. Starting slowly he builds our vibes for tonight steadily. Names like Kerri Chandler, Fouk, DJ Paulo, David Penn or D’Julz explode in the speakers during this one hour trip that includes some treats from Mota himself.
Read MoreVia Phuture Shock Musik, Dub Rockas EP combines Trinidadian Deep’s signature themes of Yoruba mythology, soundsystem culture and his native Caribbean roots, with hints of dub, soca and afro styles across three spellbinding house jams.
Read MoreM’berra is a fantastic project that joins the M’berra Ensemble with Italian producer and electro-shaman Khalab. These sounds, these stories, these memories and dreams are shaped in 12 tracks that represent an ancient-to-future experimentation, fed by the ancestors and sent spinning through space and time.
Read MoreAt the crossroads of jazz music and instrumental hip hop, Between Days is also a very interesting peek to what Kiefer might create in the future. Being the more ‘experimental’ of the trilogy, this project gives a stronger emphasis to the beatmaking prowess from this L.A. based music genius.
Read MoreFour years passed in the blink of an eye and he is an acclaimed musician, producer, composer, creator. Alfa Mist’s new record, Bring Backs, marks the first release for the label Anti, and is the most detailed exploration of his upbringing in musical form.
Read Morevbnd is bassist and producer hailing from Canada now releasing his sophomore project via DeepMatter. Scum Funk is a very interesting take on jazz and neo soul music textures, showcasing the complexity of the genres and its alluring effects.
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