Souleance is a French DJ & Producer duo who bonded over their differences. Soulist is the owner of a night club in Paris called What the Funk – where he freely DJs his favorite music – Funk, Latin, Disco, and everything Soul. Fulgeance, on the other hand, is the producer and remixer side of the … Continue reading
1. Slowly by Max Sedgley 2. Coral Soup by shagabond 3. Gold by Andreya Triana (Nikitch Remix) from her new album, Giants 4. Think by Kaleida (John Wick soundtrack) Continue reading
Shockwaves EP from the Australian band Scenic reminds me a little of Washed Out’s Paracosm, which is probably why I love it so much. I just came across one song in a playlist made by Jupiter (Caravan Palace’s sister band) and wanted to hear more. Enjoy: Continue reading
Tame Impala’s new single (first music they have released in over two years), Let it Happen, received a lot of outrage from many reviewers and listeners as it didn’t pertain to their standard of psychedelic rock/pop. The use of synthesized sounds enraged some people, who are coincidentally are the same people that claim synthesizers are ruining … Continue reading
This weekend’s playlist is made of a good amount of neo R&B, a pinch of hip-hop, electronic, house and some pop. Let it be a warm & groovy weekend. Let’s begin with some D’Angelo Betray My Heart, The Door and then Back to the Future (Part II): Continue with For Sale? from Kendrick Lamar’s new album: … Continue reading
It’s never too early for lounge music. Even on a Tuesday! Here’s a live version of the song (also awesome) Continue reading
These past few weeks I have been listening to Zero 7 again, specifically their album RECORD. It was one of those instances when you re-introduce yourself to an album you haven’t listened to in a while, and it entrenches you all over again. The entire album is worth a listen, and a re-listen. Here are a couple … Continue reading
A three-piece band from Houston, TX, Khruangbin describe their sound as “maybe something you’d hear in a Tarantino film.” They also compare their sound to Thai-Funk. Khruangbin supported Bonobo on a West Coast tour a few years back, and have been featured in Late Night Tales – Bonobo edition. This album is calming and blissful… might … Continue reading
Let’s travel back to 1956 for this morning’s jazz – the year when Elvis Presley released his first hit, Heartbreak Hotel, and the first ever hard drive was invented by IBM, with a capability to hold only 5MB of content. 1956 also was the debut of Bill Evans’ record, New Jazz Conceptions, which was considered a ‘failure,’ as … Continue reading
A jazzy, and upbeat track from this electronic album. Listen all the way and you might hear some Turkish words! Continue reading
Record Feast 