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Jazz-Hop & Instrumental Hip-Hop |OT| - R.I.P. Nujabes
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90TilInfinity
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Catching up with the thread. So much heat!
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Go_Ly_Dow
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Catching up with the thread. So much heat!
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yees!
Catching up with the thread. So much heat!
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GOOD LAWD.
neoism
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TheKaeptain
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Catching up with the thread. So much heat!
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Finally.
not literally. just like. sexually. in my ears
NipplesAndToes23
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Yarah Bravo's new EP Love is the Movement is officially out.
http://yarahbravo.bandcamp.com/
That album cover is fantastic. I'm definitely getting the CD that comes with the poster.
http://yarahbravo.bandcamp.com/
That album cover is fantastic. I'm definitely getting the CD that comes with the poster.
Then he's my dad, too.
I'm pretty hyped. I'm gonna see the Emancipator Ensemble a week from today!
I can't wait.
I'm sure old to many of you, but I can't get over how fucking good Bonobo is live:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IULhG2ln-Lg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IULhG2ln-Lg
He decomposes absolutely everything for the live band. It really creates a magical dance of out of his music. Parov Stelar does something similar, though he remains on a DJ set. They have transitions down to a T, it's impressive because they still manage to pull of a very dynamic set. London Elektricity's live decomposition is especially impressive to me, you might enjoy it if your familiar with them.
IrishNinja
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Catching up with the thread. So much heat!
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still reeling from this
Midnight Believer
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Just got back from seeing the Emancipator Ensemble.
...as I expected, it was fuuuckin' amazing.
The starting act, Blue Sky Black Death, was pretty... lame, honestly. Beats were great, but the duo just stood there bobbing their heads the whole time. Great tunes to vibe to, though. Gonna have to look up some of their stuff.
Emancipator Ensemble, though... they were on point. Everything was fantastic. The drummer was great.. I constantly found myself telling one of my friends "That drummer!!!" out of amazement. The bassist was also really good, blending in with the music perfectly.. and Ilya Goldberg, the violinist played some crazy good lines.
After they finished their set, they exited the stage, only to return about 30 seconds later, due to an encore. After they came back, they played three songs.
One of those was a new song, called "Keys". I recorded a video of it(along with many other songs), and I'm uploading them right now. Taking a bit of time, because they're pretty big files.
I had a blast. If you get a chance to see the Emancipator Ensemble, don't miss out. You won't regret it.
...as I expected, it was fuuuckin' amazing.
The starting act, Blue Sky Black Death, was pretty... lame, honestly. Beats were great, but the duo just stood there bobbing their heads the whole time. Great tunes to vibe to, though. Gonna have to look up some of their stuff.
Emancipator Ensemble, though... they were on point. Everything was fantastic. The drummer was great.. I constantly found myself telling one of my friends "That drummer!!!" out of amazement. The bassist was also really good, blending in with the music perfectly.. and Ilya Goldberg, the violinist played some crazy good lines.
After they finished their set, they exited the stage, only to return about 30 seconds later, due to an encore. After they came back, they played three songs.
One of those was a new song, called "Keys". I recorded a video of it(along with many other songs), and I'm uploading them right now. Taking a bit of time, because they're pretty big files.
I had a blast. If you get a chance to see the Emancipator Ensemble, don't miss out. You won't regret it.
Awesome!
Thanks for the report and the live recordings, can't wait to see them.
Sadly no chance to experience this in Europe =/.
FantasticMrFoxdie
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Drive-by posting this for those who don't know about this. My favorite album of the year so far its like...hip hop influenced Jazz. Hip-Jazz
BADBADNOTGOOD - "III" ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Saw him last month. One of the best live acts i've seen as far as atmosphere (it was a cool venue) and instrumentation. The drummer on tour with him right now is fantastic.
BADBADNOTGOOD - "III" ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Saw him last month. One of the best live acts i've seen as far as atmosphere (it was a cool venue) and instrumentation. The drummer on tour with him right now is fantastic.
They should be announcing UK dates sometime soon. Hopefully.
Oh, and don't expect the best audio from these recordings.. the bass is intense.
With that said, the new song came out pretty well.
I couldn't get into BBNG before... maybe this will be the album to do so. I know they're pretty highly acclaimed, but wasn't feeling it before.
Good stuff, really liking the new track!
irfaanator
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nice
Midnight Believer
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Some good Brighton U.K Hip Hop
Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn - '07239'
Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn - 1994
Dirty Diggers - That's Why
Dirty Diggers - For The Haters
Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn - '07239'
Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn - 1994
Dirty Diggers - That's Why
Dirty Diggers - For The Haters
FantasticMrFoxdie
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Yep. I didn't really get into the other stuff besides the covers but this album is great. They utilized their influences and made it into their own. This shows a lot of promise considering how young they are.
irfaanator
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irfaanator
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Go_Ly_Dow
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Solon Solute
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irfaanator
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bob42jh just posted this:
Moderator - Soothing Night
nice. complete album (name your price):
http://cultclassicrecords.bandcamp.com/album/as-the-lights-fade
Moderator - Soothing Night
nice. complete album (name your price):
http://cultclassicrecords.bandcamp.com/album/as-the-lights-fade
Yup. Can't go wrong with Moderator!
Edit:
IV the Polymath just released this
Edit2:
New Brock Berrigan!
I've been all over Witness' stuff lately.
I love the Emancipator/Witness collabs.. kinda wish they'd do a full album together.
Fingers on a Violin
Twenty Three
I love the Emancipator/Witness collabs.. kinda wish they'd do a full album together.
Fingers on a Violin
Twenty Three
I fixed your link for you.. you forgot the 2 at the end.
How am I just now hearing of Black Violin?!
https://soundcloud.com/black-violin/06-dirty-orchestra?in=black-violin/sets/black-violin-self-titled-2008
Edit:
MAN, am I glad I looked at Blazo's MySpace account.. I found two songs by him that I'd never heard before! They're on an album featuring him, Kenmochi Hidefumi, DJ Whitesmith, and others!
Pretty much an insta-buy for me.
Also, there are new Breezewax and Bugseed albums!
https://soundcloud.com/black-violin/06-dirty-orchestra?in=black-violin/sets/black-violin-self-titled-2008
Edit:
MAN, am I glad I looked at Blazo's MySpace account.. I found two songs by him that I'd never heard before! They're on an album featuring him, Kenmochi Hidefumi, DJ Whitesmith, and others!
Pretty much an insta-buy for me.
Also, there are new Breezewax and Bugseed albums!
NipplesAndToes23
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Thanks everyone for sharing all the great music.
Do any of you listen to Akua Naru?
Also I like this.
http://smallprofessor.bandcamp.com/album/mixed-jawns
The names of songs in the sequel album are hilarious
Do any of you listen to Akua Naru?
Also I like this.
http://smallprofessor.bandcamp.com/album/mixed-jawns
The names of songs in the sequel album are hilarious
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