If you are into these from hell 808s that marked the music of a whole generation, maybe while reading some Alan Moore, this album is for you, from start to finish.
Tag: Rap/Hip-Hop
Spoken Thought – Soul Reserve [Review]
Even when the energy steps up, Soul Reserve never loses its chilled-out soul. It’s the ultimate companion LP for when you’re dusting off an old collection you gave up on years ago finally bringing it back into your afternoons.
‘Atmospheric, groove-driven, cinematic’ | Interview with KickTracks
KickTracks captures the essence of the “after-hours” with this latest release. Built on layers of organic instrumentation, dusty hip hop elements, study beats and lofi aisthetics it offers a moody sanctuary for your low-energy moments.
‘Contrast/Textured/Narrative’ | Interview with Kazyade
In T-07 EXPRESS, Kazyade blends everything from experimental electronica to alternative hip hop, breakbeat rhythms and even moody trip-hop atmospheres.
Mulii – RUN UP SUM [Review]
When things aren’t going as planned and you need that extra spark of motivation, this is the tune to vibe with.
‘1-What 2-The 3-F*ck’ | Interview with Dumomi The Jig
Dumomi The Jig teams up with Psalmx for ‘Money (Hustle)’ setting for you a massive challenge. Hit the play button, and try to keep perfectly still. No head-bobbing. No foot-tapping. Not even a tiny shoulder shimmy. You think you can do it?
‘smooth like butter’ | Interview with ARIA
Straight up, the beat is a tidal wave, and when you hear those verses, it’s a pure Splash!.
‘Laid back, rhythmic, reflective’ | Interview with witSmusic
witSmusic’s “7 PM to Mumbai” blends strong, clean verses with an old-school vocal sample driven production.
Joshua J – In My Phone [review]
“In my phone again, I’m better off on my own again”
EMM – EAT MY ACID [Review]
EMM delivers “EAT MY ACID,” a bouncing trappy project underpinned by deep subs and a sensual delivery.