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»Little Brown Dog« just might be the sweetest song I've ever heard. Make sure to check out the video, too!
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It's hard to miss with music made by a real music-lover. I love the starting nod to his previous album.
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Found this guy through Tobacco/Demon Queen. Can't believe this HOT vinyl is only 10 dollars...
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Universal Beings
by Makaya McCraven
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Que c'est bon! Black lion et Voilà sont mes pièces préférées.
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Black Focus
by Yussef Kamaal
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One of the best Jazz albums ever written IMO. Shame about how YK ended
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IV
by BADBADNOTGOOD
supported by 13 fans who also own “Vol. 1 [HNR32]”
Moving quickly between the genres of jazz, this album is buoyant and fun. The guests are a great addition thought the band can carry the album alone. It’s good rainy day music and good sunshine music. The cassette is functional but the design is not interesting; I’d recommend vinyl or digital, though there is warmth to the cassette’s sound.
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Everywhere at the end of time
by The Caretaker
supported by 13 fans who also own “Vol. 1 [HNR32]”
Doesn't look like this album needs any more praise, but nonetheless... I only heard this today, but already consider it to be a masterpiece. A delirious and horrifying journey into cognitive disintegration.
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