Recommend some music to get into

[dub]

Made a list for someone just earlier and realised I could really do with some recommendations to be given to me. Of any genre really, just good music that you may have missed if you're not looking for it

Here's my list, generally soulful/funky/jazzy music but people who are coming out with new/fresh music - some bait, some not so

DJs:

• Gilles Peterson
• Lefto

Artists

• Michael Kiwanuka
• Moses Boyd
• Gregory Porter
• Moonchild
• Haitus Kaiyote
• Joe Tatton Trio
• Corrine Bailey Rae
• Kaytranada
• Anderson Paak
• D'Angelo
• Fatima
• Erykah Badu

 

You guys post recommendations too, any genre

[Jam]

I'll check those out, resourceful thread...

Keeping it soulful, I've been bumping my man Zo! cover tape, late night cruising music. His swing in these covers is absolutely crazy,  it adds a whole new sonic flavour. This Nights Over Egypt cover is my shit...

 

 

LINK: http://www.theforeignexchangemusic.com/zo%21-just_visiting_too.zip

[Jam]

I can't believe I only discovered this woman in the last couple years. Major slip. Level of music is incredible on her self-titled record. From the opening song I was already captivated. More soulful vibrations...

 

 

Song is just...

[Jam]

Some left-field jazz funk lo-fi sh*t I sincerely love from Cleo McNett... I'm just discovering these videos on YouTube, some old school graphics lmao. These harmonies >>>>> So ethereal. I wanted to post a song called My Love but the YouTube quality is a bit lax so I'll just up the LP Music To Guide You for any wanderers: https://www.mediafire.com/?fqwirs8qnpa3aiq

 

 

[tino]

hugh masekela

bilal

black uhuru 

black violin

lafayette afro rock band 

shaun escoffery

allen stone

desarie 

tarrus riley

 

 

[Haze-e]

Good thread pos. 

 

Submotion Orchestra

Miloh Smith

JR James

Lapsley

Kacy Hill

Secaina Hudson

 

[Jam]

 

This song is crazy... listening to this album, the vibes from this is refreshing.

[Kuffir]

this man (larry heard) is a genius and belongs on the mount rushmore of black music along with quincy prince and bigavel

from the first jawn u will put respect on his name

quiet storm / chicago house / rnb / waves

[Mizchif]

Mr Fingers/Frankie Knuckles are frequent on my playlists. Origins of house music 

[Bruno Di Gradi]

Klimeks

www.soundcloud.com/klimeks 

Joss Ryan

https://soundcloud.com/jossryan/no-where?in=jossryan/sets/lost-for-love-2

Darkos (producing a lot of good stuff)

https://soundcloud.com/darkosstrife

 

someone already mentioned secaina

[kerser]

I remember kilmeks 

 

[Thizz]

Been banging out The Smiths discography recently.

Anything similar?

[Kuffir]

wish i could rediscover the smiths

louder than bombs >>

[Badman]

Not a massive fan of the Smiths, in saying that though How soon is now is a monster record 

Joy Division >

The clash >

who I guess are pretty similar 

[Kuffir]

 

[Thizz]

 

Yo some of the lyrics on that album proper put me off. 

[Kuffir]

2 minutes ago, Thizz said:

 

Yo some of the lyrics on that album proper put me off. 

cuuuz

dont care for the lyrics atttorr but the vibe is definitely there

[Badman]

Album of the year

[Kuffir]

instrumental version maybe

singing is on point as well but hes chattin far too much

stupid waves

[Kuffir]

 

[supersillystodpid]

has anyone of you guys listened DaBaby. he's a newcomer in the hiphop scene.

 

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THIS IS WHAT I'M LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW:
-Rapper DaBaby, dude who wears a diaper but can actually rap: www.audiomack.com/album/artist1984/billion-dollar-baby
-R.I.P. prodigy of Mobb Deep, Infamous album on repeat
-4:44 Jay-Z

[Kuffir]

post some shit

[Incumbent]

this nice & he can actually spit

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don't like most of his "lyrical content" but this slaps in clubs

 

[Nola D]

Good thread

I'm currently listening to:

Anderson paak (still)

Goldlink

Tiffany gouche

Some dude call Black Party (hes nice)

Freddie Gibbs (still)

Westside gunn & Conway

Westside Boogie

Kelela 

SiR

 

 

[Kuffir]

On 12/05/2017 at 9:19 AM, Kuffir said:

 

this is such a good listen man like dean blunt >