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This is for those who are tired of trendy albums, songs, and artists. I tried to include as many genres as possible. Enjoy!
9. charles lloyd β the sky will still be there tomorrow β post-bop;
8. uncle acid & the deadbeats β nell' ora blu β psychedelic rock;
7. tony njoku β last bloom β art pop;
6. kee avil β spine β glitch pop;
5. friko β where we've been, where we go from here β indie rock;
4. shrapknel & controller 7 β nobody planning to leave β abstract hip hop;
3. daudi matsiko β the king of misery β idnie folk;
2. boldy james & conductor williams β across the tracks β gangsta rap
1. opek β the call β fusion jazz.
Iβve got about 15 more of these to share next week.
Jul 15, 2024
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felt like sharing some new songs i came across this month. Enjoy :) (dont wanna use genres so im just gonna sort by vibes)
Sparking a j:
- Lifes Gone Down Low (The Lijadu Sisters)
- Barbed Wire (Kendrik Lamar, Ash Riser)
- No Recognition (Aaron May)
- Make you feel that way (Blackalicous)
- Be intro (Common)
- Mon esprit part en couilles (Expression Direkt)
Transcend:
- Let Me Be Your Fantasy (Baby D)
-Inner City Life (Goldie)
- Mommas groove Jimpsterd Hip Replacement mix (Osunlade,Jimpster)
- I Cant Kick This Feeling When It Hits (Moodymann)
- Free Flight - Original mix 1993 (Damon Wild, Lazer Worshippers, Tim Taylor)
Ravin:
- Messiah (Konflict)
Jan 15, 2025
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I like these albums rn:0
For Your Home or Office - Park Avenue Music
The Complete Discography - Korea Girl
Friends - RL
Dilapidations and Sundials - Erin Wake
I Am Not Shinzo Abe - Xinlisupreme
Honorable mentions
Living Torch - Kali Malone
FAST - SURF GANG + 454
touched by an angel - Klein
Personal Problems - J and the woolen stars (thx giac for the rec<3)
Dec 22, 2023
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sorted by genre, some are forthcoming but all have at least some singles out if not the whole project
alternative/singer-songwriter:
claire rousay - sentiment, experimental/sound collage artist makes an indie guitar ballad album, think boygenius with weirder production
South Hill Experiment - South Hill & Friends, S/H/E are like The Wrecking Crew but in modern times. basically a jam band fronted by two brothers who feature a rotating cast of other musicians/vocalists/rappers. this EP is their latest collaborative project with some folks
Laetitia Sadier - Rooting for Love, solo album of the frontwoman of Stereolab. production has some electronic quirks but mostly kind of alt rock at its core. lots of songs are in french, themes of love and conflict and commentary on social concepts
electronic:
Nourished by Time - Catching Chickens EP, this guy is like the David Byrne of rnb in terms of unique vocal affectation and song concepts. instrumentation is very inspired by 80s/90s club music and early digital production
Thy Slaughter - Soft Rock, actually a very energetic electronic pop record, the last PC music release EVER :(
Squarepusher - Dostrotime, idm wackiness but in the best way. if you just want to jump head first into some bleep bloop drum break madness this is your album (first track is chill guitar instrumental tho)
shoegaze/dream pop
Punchlove - Channels, some CLASSIC style shoegaze here, less pure walls of sound and more melodic and rhythmically driven but though that typical fog you'd expect from the genre
crushed - extra life, vocals are great, production blends triphop/dream pop so the atmosphere across the record is stunning but groove-driven
Mar 14, 2024
Top Recs from @nebraska
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The best advice I've found, especially as a perfectionist. As someone who always strives for flawlessness, I've realized this mindset can often hold me back. It's easy to get caught up in making everything just right, but that can lead to never finishing projects or, worse, never starting them. This advice reminds me to focus on completion rather than perfection. It's about making progress and not letting the fear of imperfection paralyze you. You can always refine and improve something once it exists, but you can't improve what you haven't created yet. It's about striking a balance between quality and actually getting things done
Jul 17, 2024
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My grandpa once told me:
"Live a worthy life. What makes a life worthy is something only you can define for yourself. So, live a life that feels meaningful to you, as long as it does not prevent others from living theirs. Don't let others define what a worthy life means for you. If for you, a worthy life means building a large family, build it; if it means earning a billion dollars, pursue that goal with all your might; if it means making as many memories as you can, go ahead; if it means being religious and praising God, do so. Live your worthy life and ignore anyone who tells you otherwise."
I couldn't find this quote anywhere so I think it was his own wisdom. Rest in Peace grandpaβ€οΈ
Jun 8, 2024
