The man with the fat soundtrack
2007-05-18 17:14:00
How about a group living up to their name?I've been getting into The Cinematic Orchestra more and more over the last year or so, especially since I copped the live set from Vancouver that has been squishin' around in the interweb tubes (go find it... it won't be hard ;) ). Their sound is just so lush and warm and um... cinematic. Really Tone? You don't say? Man, you are so deep... they must pay you to come up with brilliant insights like that!I wish. Anyhoo, The Man With The Movie Camera is the one work of theirs which was actually composed for a real film, a film with an awesome poster, btw. Check out this baby... What do they call that style of art? So they had a film festival in Portugal in the year 2000 and they asked The Cinematic Orchestra to perform a live score to the movie and voila, here's a sample...The Cinematic Orchestra - Reel Life (Evolution II) Great stuff. And thanks to the magic of the YouTubes, here's a clip from the film along with T.C.O's score...T
Rollin' thru Khartoum
2007-05-17 04:44:00
I don't imagine you could get farther away from yesterday's selection than this...Okay, I'm not going to pretend I know anything about today's artist, apart from this. Abdel Gadir Salim is a Sudanese singer and oud player, the title means "I am destined to love", and I picked up this song a while back from the great African music blog Benn Loxo Du Taccu. I tried to get some expert opinion, but I couldn't pry Tom Schnabel off his Filipino pool boy long enough to get any information out of him. Figures. So I'll just say this is a nice, subtly funky groove that has African, Arabic and even Western elements (sax solo!) to it and the singing is silky smooth... this is really "accessible" African music (although I kinda hate that term, but whatevs).Abdel Gadir Salim - QidrechinnaSounds like summer music to me!
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Straight, no blather
2007-05-20 13:17:00
Another installment from our good friends at Compost Records to start the week off right.Compost's The Future Sound of Jazz series of compilations is one of the longest running around, with the last installment being number 10, but for today's pick we go back to number 2 and an fast-paced jazz-house number by British producing team Chaser. And, um, yeah... that's about all I know. So I'll spare you the mindless drivel that usually occupies this space and get straight to the tune...Chaser - Sides of IronNice one... and that's how we roll on Monday. All killer, no filler :P
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Watch yer toes...
2007-05-24 20:23:00
... 'cuz I'm droppin' a heavy one on ya today.Randy Weston is a jazz pianist I had never heard of until I found some of his music on the great jazz blog Pharoahs Dance and decided to give it a shot, despite the fact that I have a hard time taking anyone named "Randy" seriously. It's just a thing I have, okay? Well, I'm glad I gave Randy a chance, because his music is an awesome meeting of Jazz and African styles. I could pretend to drop all sorts of knowledge about this album, but instead I will refer you to the handy liner notes. I'll just say that this is a big ensemble (featuring a number of heavy hitters like Freddie Hubbard, Ron Carter and Max Roach) jazz number made special by an absolute monster of an African percussion break... dig it.Randy Weston - BantuIf that doesn't get ya all fired up, I don't know what will. So take that energy and go out and have an awesome Memorial Day weekend, everyone (everyone in the US that is, the rest of you just have an awesome regul
Yppah-ki-yay!
2007-05-24 10:40:00
You may start to sense a pattern here...... as once more we turn to the good folks at Ninja Tune for today's selection. You Are Beautiful At All Times is the debut of Houston musician Joe Corrales, a.k.a. Yppah. Kind of sounds like something Speedy Gonzalez would say, huh? "Yppah! Yppah! Andale! Arriba!"But alas, this is no Mariachi music. It's atmospheric electronica with a healthy dose of heavily effected guitar and punchy beats (which figures, since according to his bio he has been both a rock guitarist and a turntablist DJ - talk about jack of all trades). And while that description is pretty lame, the music is not. Have a listen...Yppah - Cannot See Straight Be sure to check out the Sade remix on his Myspace, it's pretty wild.--------------------------And since the sound is kinda sorta similar, I'm gonna take this opportunity to direct you to another artist with a Myspace page, a good friend of mine, Mr. Shawn Lyon, who produces under the moniker Delicate. This guy is
On Planet Dub, the trees smell really good
2007-05-22 22:54:00
I must ask that you don't let the horrendous cover art scare you off of this one :P... cuz, ya know, a giant, crazed space moth smoking a huge doobie can send, um, mixed signals, I suppose. But never fear! This is actually a pretty good 2-disc set from the now defunct Planet Dog Records, which had a good run in the '90s as one of the better trance-related labels, featuring Eat Static and Children of the Bong at the top of it's roster. Planet Dub features some pretty trippy, Orb-like electronic ambient/dub goodness and also some slightly more traditional-sounding dub selections, like this track by some dudes I won't even pretend to know anything about...A.N.R. ft. Roots Lepkie - Rockers RisingIt may not be Lee "Scratch" Perry or Mad Professor, but it's pretty close. I gotta go now, though. I need to buy a can of Raid. That moth is freakin' me out...
Ronson's got it covered
2007-05-22 10:05:00
I can be all current like those other blogs when the occasion arises..."Funky" and "Coldplay" are two words not often uttered in the same sentence (unless of course that sentence somehow works in a mention of Gwyneth Paltrow's lisp), but that has all changed now, thanks to the ubiquitous Mr. Mark Ronson. But hey, when you get the Daptone Horns involved, there's gonna be some funky going on. Ronson takes Mr. Paltrow's uber-sensitivity, throws it into the wussy bin where it belongs, replaces the vocals with scorching horn lines, and picks the tempo way up to turn the song into a soul stomper. Pretty damn impressive...Mark Ronson ft. the Daptone Horns - God Put A Smile On Your Face Maybe I'm a little harsh on the Coldplay, but hey, you name your kid Apple, you got some smack coming your way. "Hi, I'm Tony, this is my son Banana and my daughter Cantaloupe". Wrong! They're your kids, not a friggin' fruit basket! As for Ronson, you might be surprised to know that his album of
Best. Jazz. Evar!
2007-05-30 20:50:00
It was only a matter of time before Miles popped up on the shuffle...... and I don't really need to say much on this one. A lot of people say that Kind Of Blue is the best Jazz album ever recorded, and I'm inclined to agree with them. I'd read this here and there before I bought it, and on first listen I was actually convinced I'd heard the recorded sound of perfection. It's that freaking good. If you only own one Jazz album ever, this is the one. (Narrowly beating out Kenny G.'s Greatest Hits, of course... but I kid). And when you realize that the players (a bunch of no-names: John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb) walked into the studio that morning, were handed this simplest of sketches, and then hammered out, on the very first take, this...Miles Davis - All Blues ... that sounds like they must have worked on it for a month to perfect it... Wowzers. They were good at music and stuff.And your bonus from the YouTubes, a live take
Cookin' up some funk...
2007-05-30 11:09:00
... grilled up rare and smothered in robot sauce!UK record label BBE Music puts out a lot of damn fine compilations of rare vintage tunes, and their Funk Spectrum series is seriously unfuckwiddable. The series is curated by legendary UK DJ Keb Darge, who brings in a different famous crate-digger to help with each one. For instance, on this first release, his partner in crime was none other than DJ Shadow. So yeah, all killer/no filler! Now, as for today's track, I certainly don't know anything about it, but why pretend I have the knowledge when I can just steal a write-up from teh interwebs? Thanks, Al Gore!"As funk 45s go, this is also one of the rarest and most obscure of them all - only 500 copies were pressed on a tiny Milwaukee-based rock label, making them notoriously difficult to find, so much so that you'd have to fork out over $1000 to get your hands on an original!Like many groups The Chefs were inspired by the early '70s robot craze, and "Mr Machine" is one of the b
Bad girls / Talkin' 'bout the bad girls...
2007-05-29 10:20:00
Well, my three days off weren't quite as exciting as Lindsay Lohan's, but they were pretty good nonetheless. We need her rehab and Paris' jail stint made into a reality show, maybe some kind of competition... but make it hard. Plant piles of coke in Lindsay's room and give all of Paris' fellow inmates jewel-encrusted shivs and see who makes it out alive. Don't you think that would be the best thing that has ever aired on television? Just find out who I have to pay to make this happen, because I will sell as much sperm as I have to... okay, I may have just taken that bit too far. Music! And we'll start the week with a track from the Fifth Anniversary compilation by Turntables on the Hudson. These guys are a gang of DJ's from NYC who put on this regular party, and damn... I wanna go! Actually I saw them spin once and they were incredible. Some of the funkiest shit I've ever heard. Very organic and raw and just grrrr! I don't know where these records come from, or why
Hello Summer! (Part 2)
2007-06-03 10:21:00
Since the first Hello
Summer
! mix was such a big hit (over 200 downloads), I went and made a second...Tonegent Presents "Funk D'Afrique"(Continuous DJ Mix - 74:53 - 87.9 mb @ 160 kps )100% Pure African Funk Power1) Oneness of Juju - African Rhythms2) Matata - Wanna Do My Thing3) Peter King - Afro Funk4) The Ogyatanaa Show Band - Ageisheka5) Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa6) Blo - Get That Groove In7) Brigth Engelberts & the B.E. Movement - Get Together8) Osibisa - Music For Gong Gong9) Dick Khoza - African Jive10) Black Soul - Africa Africa11) Buari - Karam Bani12) Jo Tongo - Piani13) Fela Kuti & Roy Ayers - 2000 Blacks Got To Be FreeEnjoy!
Brothers gonna work it out
2007-05-31 20:40:00
More heavy hitters today, but instead of 50 years ago, a look 2 weeks into the future...The Chemical Brothers
' latest, We Are The Night, is due to drop in a couple of weeks, and well... is it any good? The answer... sorta. I've always found their studio albums to be a bit spotty, and this one is no exception. There's a freakin' rap song about salmon (not the color, but the fish, mind you) on this thing. No, really... it's quite mind-boggling. Me, I've always thought Tom & Ed are at their best when they get their psychedelic freak on, and this tune here gets my vote for best of the album...The Chemical Brothers - Burst GeneratorThat one will be bonkers live, no doubt! Like, for instance, in this show... Glastonbury 2000... Enjoy!Part 1:Part 2:Part 3:That brings back some good memories, right there...Have a great weekend!
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Three strikes
2007-06-06 10:18:00
What do today's tunes have to do with baseball? Nothing!Ah, the ubiquitous Verve Remixed series... the series that begs the question: Are they not as "cool" because everyone including your Aunt Mabel has them, or does everyone including your Aunt Mabel have them because they're so cool? Discuss...I'll wait...Okay. Me, I vote that even your Aunt Mabel knows dopeness when she hears it. She's a pretty hip chick, ya know. Today's selection has legendary Latin Jazz vibist Cal Tjader remixed by legendary remixers Fila Brazillia. With that many legends, it's gotta be good, right?Cal Tjader - Soul Sauce (Fila Brazillia Remix) Yep, sure is. But just how much did the Fila boys mess with the original? Not much, really. As you can hear, they really just punched in a beat and some FX. And really, that's all they had to do, because the original is pretty darn funky in it's own right...Cal Tjader - Soul Sauce (Original) That's a Dizzy Gillespie cover, for those of you scoring at
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The height of an era
2007-06-05 10:56:00
Okay, so Paris has been in jail for over a day now and I've heard no reports of any salad tossing whatsoever. It appears our penal system is indeed broken :PBreakbeat Era was a one-off album by Mr. Roni Size, DJ Die (of Reprazent) and vocalist Leonie Laws. And it may just be the best vocal Drum & Bass album that ever came out. Hell, it's probably the second best thing size ever put out with the exception of the massive New Forms. You know people have game when they can put out a freakin' side project that becomes remembered as a classic of its genre, eh? Even my boy Thom Yorke couldn't pull that one off (don't get me wrong, The Eraser is very good, but sorry... not classic). So here's the title track/first single, and it was, as they say in England, a corker...Breakbeat Era - Ultra ObsceneHellz yeah. And I managed to find a live performance (of a different song) on the YouTubes. You may notice Roni Size is nowhere to be found... I guess he decided to sit this one out and
Do I always need a clever title? I think not.
2007-06-04 10:30:00
It's my 100th post on Blogger... huzzah! For those of you who don't know, which is most of you, this blog started on Myspace and I've actually been doing it for a couple of years, but it didn't feel official 'til I made the move. Blogger kicks Myspace's ass!Compay Segundo was, I believe, the second-oldest member of the Buena Vista Social Club, which put him at approximately 136 years old when that album was recorded. That's one of my favorite albums of all time, btw, a definite desert island selection. I can't remember if Compay was the one they found shining shoes on the street corner or the one they found living in a '53 Studebaker with his pet monkey... I'll have to watch the movie again, I guess. Anyhoo, this here record came out after it all blew up and they all started doing solo records, putting him at, I believe, 147 years old for this one. And you know what, he sounds good for his age...Compay Segundo - Maria En La Playa ... what, you were expecting some kind
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Is Paris fazed?
2007-06-08 10:38:00
Wow, so with this circus of stupidity going on around Paris
Hilton this morning, how about this bit of irony... the only person in this mess who isn't going to come out of it looking like a total douchebag... is Paris!!! Man, you gotta love L.A... on to the music!We finish the week with a some nice deep house by British brothers Robin and Simon Lee, a.k.a. Faze Action. They were the cornerstone artist of the awesome but now unfortunately defunct Nuphonic Records, which was another one of those "buy with confidence, you don't even have to listen first" labels during their run. Faze Action brought the disco, but in a good way (no, really, there is a good way... I swear!), and this track is a smooth late-night groover...Faze Action - Mas Go out and find all the Nuphonic stuff on the cheap in your local used bin. You'll thank me for it...... off to sunny Newport Beach for one of my best friends' wedding this weekend, so you know I'll have a great one. Hope you do, too. Peace!
My Booty Valentine
2007-06-07 12:33:00
Finally, an excuse for some gratuitous sex around here!Sometimes, when my shoes need a good gazin' at, I'll throw a little My Bloody Valentine
on and make sure the footwear is sorted. Currently, I can tell you that I need a new pair of sneakers - the ones I have on are looking pretty beat up. I don't really feel the need to mope to the sound of squalling guitars that often, but it's nice to have this handy, just in case the need does happen to arise...My Bloody Valentine - Off Your Face These guys are one of the most constantly fretted about bands on teh interwebs... are they getting back together, recording another album, blah blah blah... especially after leader Kevin Shields did some new tracks for the Lost In Translation soundtrack, something I only mention as a cheap excuse to post the greatest first shot in the history of cinema...You had me at hello!And I really can't top that, so see ya tomorrow.
I ain't hatin'
2007-06-12 11:54:00
The kings of the remix get remixed themselves...It's gotta suck a little bit to have Jazzanova remix one of your tunes, because they will almost always make something even better than your original. Thanks a lot... dicks. I mean, both of the volumes of remixes they put out are just straight fire, first track to last! But what about when the tables are turned? Well, as we found out on Jazzanova Remixed, there can be some good results the other way, too. Here we have Tony Nwachukwu, perhaps best known for his alias Attica Blues, taking on a number from Jazzanova's In Between album featuring vocals from Mr. Vikter Duplaix and turning out a nice, smooth broken-beat version...Jazzanova - That Night (Wah-Chu-Ku Remix) It's been a while since we've had some new tunes from the Jazzanova boys, hasn't it? Get to work... cocks :P
Life after Madchester
2007-06-11 10:02:00
I guess we should file this under post-Baggy?I think most people might agree that The Stone Roses had one of the best debut albums ever for a band that proceeded to do exactly jack squat from that moment on... but ya know what, lead singer Ian Brown has actually done some pretty decent solo work since the Roses called it quits. It's just that no one has really seemed to notice or care (much like Richard Ashcroft of The Verve). So here's a track from Browns second solo record, Golden Greats... and it kinda picks up on the sound where one would think the Roses may have headed, adding more electronics while keeping the same general vibe (and of course, voice)... Ian Brown - Love Like A Fountain I dunno, I like it. The whole album's a good listen... give 'er a go...
Fly the funky skies
2007-06-15 10:45:00
Let's end the week with a heavy hitter...I really hate the term Acid Jazz, but this record falls squarely in the middle of said movement of the early 90s, although it's more in line soundwise with what the kids are calling Nu Jazz now... meaning it's not quite so dang cheesy. But whatever you call it, the Japanese crew United Future Organization are one of it's finest practitioners. And they're not even all kooky and weird like most Japanese artists. And I'll bet not one of their members has ever peed on anyone on a Japanese game show... Nope, all they do is make great dancefloor music, and this is one of their funkiest tracks ever, putting some Latin Piano riffing and scat singing over a tough little breakbeat... I love this track...United Future Organization - United Future Airlines If you can hunt down the CD maxi-single of this, it has some great remixes... but that shit is way out of print, super rare and commanding mucho dinero, so good luck with that ;)And do you beli
Dogs in space!
2007-06-14 10:07:00
Remember that thing they used to call trip-hop?Well, it was all the rage waaaaaaay back in the mid-90s... you'll just have to trust me on that one. What they'd do is they'd have a dude (or two) who lurked in the background surrounded by a whole bunch of boxes with knobs and lights on them that he would use to make funny noises, and then there would be a girl in the front that would sing. Novel concept, I know! Laika is sort of a lost remnant of this time, but unlike the Molokos and Morcheebas and Sneaker Pimpses, they are still active and together. But this one is from their debut album, Silver Apples of the Moon. It's all clattering drums and breathy vocals and assorted other atmospheric goodness...Laika - Sugar Daddy The band were named after the first dog in space, so... um... do, with that tidbit, what you will... and trip out to this!Laika, come home!
Funk from Sweden to North Hollywood
2007-06-13 10:45:00
Wow, have I not yet posted anything from Ubiquity Records? 'Cuz that would be weird... I'd have to say off the top of my head that they are probably the best American record label in business, and almost in the category of the European big boys like Compost, Tru Thoughts, Brownswood and the like. So I guess that means it's about stinkin' time, eh? Actually this is a Tru Thoughts record, but since Ubiquity distributes them in the States, I say close enough! At least they have the good sense, knowhutimean? Anyhoo, Freddie Cruger, whose real name is Fred Lager, which I think is much cooler, so what's with the alias, doood... is a Swedish (ah, that explains it) hip-hop producer who has put out a bangin' album featuring all sorts of talented folks on the vocals. Yes, luckily for us we don't have to hear a white Swedish guy try to rap. This track features Anthony David, who I don't know squat about, but he sounds pretty good...Freddie Cruger - I Wanna Make You Move (ft. Anthony
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The knights who say "Wheeee!"
2007-06-19 10:55:00
Let's hear from some House music masters...The two dudes who make up Inland Knights must not get alot of sleep. Because all they do is put out house records. Record after record after record and wouldn't you know every single dang one of them just bumps. Yeah, one could say that they are a bit formulaic, fat 4/4 beat + bouncy bass line + catchy synth hook + clever sample = an Inland Knights record... but every beat is fat, every bassline bounces, the hooks are catchy as hell and damn do they have an ear for samples. You could play a whole set of nothing but their records and people would go off... trust me, I've more or less done it! They are just plain good at house music, and that's all there is to that. So here's the A side of one of their 50,000 (give or take) 12" releases...Inland Knights - Find Yourself Yup, these guys don't just know how to find the pocket, they live there... right next to the keys, the lint, and the crumpled up Del Taco receipt. Mmm... Del Scorcho
Are you aurally excited? Well, you should be.
2007-06-18 10:57:00
You've never heard of him, but you've certainly heard his music...Does the name Itaal Shur ring a bell? Probably not, eh? But this guy is one of the dopest songwriters of the last, oh, ten years or so. He was a founding member of Groove Collective, he co-wrote Maxwell's classic jam "Ascension" and Santana's "Smooth" (you know, the one with Rob Thomas... I know you're sick of hearing it 12 million times, but it's a good song!) for which he won a Song of the Year Grammy (yeah, yeah, the Grammys are bullshit and all that, but put down the Haterade) and a bunch of other tunes you have heard on your radio box. But he doesn't just write songs for other folks. Back a few years ago, he released his first solo album, Music From The Aural Exciter, under the name Big Muff... an essential dance record of the 90s. Not just a collection of danceable grooves, but a perfect example of superior songwriting steez brought to the world of electronica. That album spawned a remix collection a
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2X Kwel-ity
2007-06-22 11:49:00
A bit of a break in form today, but hey, variety blah blah, spice of life blah blah blah whatever...So Talib Kweli has got a new one coming out, but that would be so cliche of me to post something from that, and trust me, the blog-o-sphere has got that one covered quite well... Nope, instead I'm going to give you my two favorite Kweli joints, two of my favorite hip-hop singles of the Oughts, if you must know...Talib Kweli - I Try (ft. Mary J. Blige) Talib Kweli - Get By And thus ends another week. Seems I'm gonna have a little more free time in the near future, so I promise I'll make the posts a little more interesting starting next week. Peace, and have a great one!
So sophisticated...
2007-06-21 10:12:00
Time for a change of pace today...So, this one is pretty obscure here. Can't even tell you much of anything about it, except that it is some nice mellow Bossa Jazz I scored from Loronix, a site I don't think I have to tell you about again for the 100th time! Piano, bass, drums... smooth as silk. Play it at your next dinner party instead of that damn Hotel Costes CD all of your friends are sick of already :PLe Trio Camara - NascenteLove that cover, too... looks like those dudes are having some kind of Super Vulcan Bossa Nova Mind Meld action goin' on, eh? Or something...
"It's got some Labrador in it, too"
2007-06-20 10:14:00
We just can't stay away from Ninja Tune for long around here, can we?And today we have maybe my favorite of all the ninjas, Up, Bustle And Out, and their 3rd album, Light 'Em Up, Blow 'Em Out. These dudes kinda jump all around in style... Latin vibes, Asian vibes, Hip-Hop vibes... but it's all held together by funky beats. And that's really all ya really need, right? Well that and a million dollars. And some pizza. And Jessica Biel's phone number... anyhoo...Up, Bustle & Out - Clandestine OperationThey definitely earn bonus points for using a Cheech & Chong sample. And if you don't think that let's me segue into some YouTube goodness, well... you must be new around here ;)His name is "Raaaaaaaaaaaaaalph"... classic!
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So where's George and Brad?
2007-06-26 09:37:00
Nowhere! And the Julia Roberts bit at the end of "Ocean's Twelve" was bloody horrible, guys, seriously... I'm almost holding out on seeing the new one because of it, that's how shit it was... what's this have to do with anything?Here's what! I'm sure that most people, a.k.a. people who aren't hip enough to be down with the good music, a.k.a. folks who don't frequent the music blogs, a.k.a. boring people... may have heard of David Holmes only because of his work doing the scores for the "Ocean's 11/12/13" movies for his buddy Soderbergh (did I spell that right? ah, who gives a shit :P ). But we, the not-at-all-boring people, know that he's a much more accomplished dude than that, and we pat ourselves on the back for having such knowledge! Ha! But really, though, dude's been putting out fantastic music for the last decade, and here's a cut from "Bow Down To The Exit Sign", which is, um... one of his albums... featuring vocals from Martina Topley-Bird, who I'm sure if
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"Smooth Jazz" can be cool! No, really! It can!
2007-06-25 11:33:00
A seriously bad album cover for the first Monday of Summer...... but a seriously good tune. Trumpeter Freddie Hubbard supposedly did a whole bunch of versions of the tune "Little Sunflower"... I've only heard a couple of 'em, but I'm sure there ain't a version out there that can top this one with Mr. Velvet-Voice-Sweet-Singin'-Brotha Al Jarreau on the vocals. Sure, I suppose you can call it "smooth jazz", but it's not nearly anywhere as wussy as that label implies. It's got an warm, soulful, latin vibe to it and it will sexy up any elevator just fine, you mark my word...Freddie Hubbard w/ All Jarreau - Little SunflowerAww yeah... I don't care if they play it on the WAVE, it works for me! You might have noticed those strings at the beginning that have been sampled many times... see, it's been sampled! It can't be "smooth jazz" if it's been sampled, right?!?! This has got street cred, yo!:P
Could blogging ever be like this?
2007-06-29 10:05:00
And let's end the week with another straight-up summer anthem, shall we?British singer Alice Russell is one funky white girl. She has an awesomely soulful voice, and works with some of the dopest people out there... Quantic, Bonobo, The Bamboos, Nostalgia 77... oh, and that's just on this here album, her second remix/collaboration album, hence the "II". I got no idea what the whole "munka" thing is about though... but if it's somehow monkey-related, which I suspect, I'm down. Monkeys are hilarious... ... and here is your genius track to end the week...Alice Russell - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This (Bugz In The Attic Mix)Have a fantastic weekend... and watch this space... we haven't finished saying "Hello" to summer yet...
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