Fungai – Most hype [Review]

I woke up feeling real grimey one day..

Throughout the two and a half minute long song which has arrived on December 5, Fungai claims his seniority. But is this enough to put him in the top 5?  Well, let’s see up close. The beat incorporates some very chill old school elements. He definitely delivers his bars effortlessly, with the most hype. The instrumental is driven by a dreamy detuned loop which has a mesmerising fairy tale feeling. Is the audience voting in yet? Like him or not, you have to love him for his passion. 

..This is what happened next.

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Yana Obretenova – Path of sunlight [Review]

Where do I go?
Hailing from Bulgaria, neo-soul artist Yana Obretenova delivers her latest work Path of sunlight, a well crafted RnB production with an experimental hint. The song has a tense, broken beat that blends nicely with an inspired, cheeky  synth bass line. In addition, the numerous key lines give the song a jazzy vibe. Finally, the track is laced with atmospheric vocals complemented by harmony rich back vocals too. Yana Obretenova is showing the way. Follow her!

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MEM_MODS – Harmolodica [Review]

Harmolodica is the new instalment by MEM_MODS a project consisting of  three seasoned touring musicians off the road. The breakbeat infused groove, that feels as time travelling through the 90s, drives the instrumental. On top of that, the track is characterised by the dub flavoured guitars while the added melodica adds the necessary unconventional element to the production. Heavily processed and filled with a plethora of effects, the track will be greatly enjoyed by open-minded music fans who can appreciate a bit of experimentation. Make sure to follow our Spotify Playlist feat. MEM_MODS.

Phillip Hamilton – Lemon or Lime [Review]

Head to head. Lemon or Lime? 
In this exciting team up, Dallas, Texas guitarist/producer Phillip Hamilton, Jackson Mathod and Ceeow deliver their latest tune. Zingy and colourful, the track will captivate you with its well crafted, guitar centric production enriched with an abundance of professional horn lines. We are talking about some seriously skilled improvisations flaunting a delicate vocal delivery with a signature flow. Press play below and squeeze out every last bit of it. Make sure to follow our Spotify Playlist feat. Phillip Hamilton.

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Thomas Jay – Ease My Mind [Review]

London born, Kent raised Thomas Jay is showcasing his atmospheric debut single, a neo soul tune with laid-back vibe. In the epicentre of the track is the artist’s express vocal delivery characterised by its wide dynamic range between the verses and chorus. The chill, bass driven groove has a soothing factor and is mixed with nicely detuned, ethereal synth pads and deliciously warm keys.  As the track suggests, something to ease your mind. Don’t forget to follow our Spotify Playlist feat. Thomas Jay. Listen below!

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Arturo Banbini – Underground Party [Review]

Arturo Banbini is back and is as strong as ever. This time he teams up with living legends of the scene as LYNX 196.9 x Kool Keith x Sadat X for Underground Party, an invitation to dance on this thrilling funky groove. Driven by the bass line and enhanced by a polished horn section, its sound is charged with intense energy while the enthusiastic guitars add ‘de funk’ to the already heated production. On top of that quality flows fill the last pieces of the puzzle. Make sure to follow our Spotify playlist feat. Arturo Banbini. Listen below!

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Hot Mustard – Mustard Green

The award winning instrumental recording duo Hot Mustard is back with their latest work titled Mustard Green, a cocktail of funky and jazz hop elements. From the very first moments, the listener comes across with a dusty, trip hop oriented beat which is blended with mellow guitar licks. On top of that the instrumental is enriched with a couple of retro inspired synth sounds adding a vintage twist to the song. Last but not least a naughty, multilayered brass section adds a funky mood to the song. A music project which will turn your routine afternoon into a velvet one. The song comes with a video clip that feels very original indeed and captures the vibe of the song perfectly. Enjoy!

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Lori Asha – Compensate [Review]

Hailing from the UK, Lori Asha delivers her latest track Compensate, a dreamy production that is raising the standard for the next releases really high. Compared to her first track titled Never which had a classic, elegant RnB vibe, Compensate is characterised by the addition of drill elements in the backing track. On top of that, cheeky guitar lines, chill key licks and ethereal warm pads are mixed with Lori’s dreamy vocal delivery, resulting in a very satisfying release. Listen below and make sure to follow our Spotify Playlist feat. Lori Asha.

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Moneá – Check In [Review]

Richmond-based R&B/Soul artist Moneá is back with Check In, a well crafted production that invites the listener to the deepest side of the RnB universe. Driven by the delicate, mellow bass line the instrumental is enriched by organic keys and warm guitars, complementing  the smooth vocal delivery by Monea. The soulful melodies blend nicely with the beautifully tight groove, helping you to relax while adding that atmospheric hint to your late night walk. Ease your mind. Check in.

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Discover the magic world of Henry Aberson [Review]

Today we will help you discover the magic world of Henry Aberson. This is a short introduction of Henry’s music using 3 tracks each with a distinct sonic palette.

In Hang It Up the artist teams up with Nariah Taylor and Korey Keys delivering a chill production filled with very warm keys, a sensual vocal delivery, a laid back groove on a simple but effective I-VI-IV-V chord progression. Let It Burn features Stephanie Oliver, Edwin Canito Garcia, Tye Slagle & Corey Mauser and is characterised by the beautifully crafted, comfy groove which blends with sultry guitar licks. Once again the I-IV-V chord progression remains simple but effective. In Vibe A, the artist is showcasing a more funky, groovy side of his artistic identity. A playful instrumental, filled with skilful improvisations accompanied by charming guitars and the mellow sound of the organ.

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