For those who happen to love spirituality as much as beats. What could be better than an album that marries the two concepts together! Well here it is, so now everyone can open up all seven chakras. The album is available on CDBaby, you can preview samples. It’s a great album with a unique concept.
This is a nice mix, of old soul and whatnot. And it really does have that LA feel, so you just have to let it
Soul Starr coming through again with his regular crazy beats. This is for those experimental minded beat connoisseurs. The title says it all really, so enjoy
Earl Sweatshirt of OddFuture. That dude, seriously – on some abstract type ish. The beats are nice and it’s great to zone out to. Better
This has been out for a while now, I don’t know why I’ve waited so long to post on it. But consider this a late-pass.
We turned you on to Quantic’s latest release, Caliventura Remixes EP HERE. Once I got my hands on the full project I was blown away.
Chicago DJ/producer Rahaan has been in the game for over 30 years. As a student of the legendary house DJ Ron Hardy’s musical aesthetic he brings a certain style to his production that has placed him in high demand. His newest release, Rahaan edits Vol.1 is a testament to that and I really enjoy his funk jazz tracks
The Alexander sisters or Three Ounces of Love have a wonderful mix of great tunes on their self titled 1978 album; you can dance or love to it and I guarantee you’ll wanna tell some one about it. Just check out the immensely soulful Today Will Soon Be Yesterday and the way their voices just sound so great together and hover over the music and make you want to float away. Eyes closed and grooving to this one
I haven’t stopped listening to Pharoahe Monch‘s new album, W.A.R. (We Are Renegades), since I purchased it last week after its March 22 release under
“Translation Lost is about love stories gone wrong. It’s about that very moment in a relationship when two people can’t understand each other anymore. Even
Congrats to my man Sinitus for dropping his very first album, and its a great one too! Its everything you’ve come to expect from Sinitus:
You first heard these two together in 1992, when they both worked on Fakin’ The Funk for the classic film White Men Can’t Jump. They’ve
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