This is a little dark and brooding but I think rather beautiful and with a video to match. It is taken from Dean Blunt’s The Narcissist II which was released late last year.
Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland (AKA Hype Williams):
This is a little dark and brooding but I think rather beautiful and with a video to match. It is taken from Dean Blunt’s The Narcissist II which was released late last year.
Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland (AKA Hype Williams):
I love how fresh and alien this sounds. Slow Machete is a project recorded by Pittsburg native Joe Shaffer with the help of various Haitian musicians.
This track is taken from the recently released Evening Dust Choir.
Slow Machete – Evening Dust Choir:
*Artist #694
This is another recent discover who I haven’t been able to stop listening to. This is taken from Fleetwood Mac sound-a-like’s Pure Bathing Culture self titled EP.
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This is a little grave, but I have been really enjoying it all week. It is from up and coming UK band London Grammar. I don’t know too much about them but intend to keep my eyes peeled for an album by them later in the year.
London Grammar:
*Artist #682
A friend sent me this track, by Portland band Pure Bathing Culture, earlier in the week and I have been hooked on it since. He described the band as a modern, floaty synthpop Fleetwood Mac and I can’t put it any better than that.
It is taken from the Moon Tides album which is out on the Memphis Industries record label on the 19th of August.
Pure Bathing Culture:
*Artist #679
I have been curious to explore more of Theo Parrish since posting his collaboration with Andrew Ashong (which still sounds GREAT) a few days ago.
He is one of a long list of contemporary Detroit artists that I have been enthralled by recently. It’s funny, I always thought of post-Motown Detroit as a musical afterthought but between Moodymann, J Dilla, Black Milk et al it has really been put on my map.
There is also a pretty spectacular video here.
Theo Parrish:
This track is taken from English band Mount Kimbie’s 2010 album Crooks and Lovers.
I really like it’s washed out sound (a soothing start to week is very welcome this morning). I also really like the video which features some familiar London scenes.
Mount Kimbie:
*Artist #679
This is an excellent, chilled out re-imagining of an early-90’s classic by British band Soul II Soul. I discovered it via the excellent Far From Cyan blog.
/RjK
*Artist #673
Another mellow, dreamy number from Detroit’s Theo Parrish and Londoner Andrew Ashong. It is taken from Ashong’s eponymous debut EP, which is out on the Sound Signature label.
/RjK
*Artist #672
A nice mellow start to the week from Brixton’s Cooly G. It is taken from her debut album Playin’ Me, which is out on Hyperdub records.
Cooly G:
*Artist #665