Shades Of Blue (Vinyl 2xLP) discogimp

Shades Of Blue (Vinyl 2xLP) discogimpShades Of Blue is a project that turns over the legacy of the esteemed Blue Note jazz label to one of hip hop's most unique artists, Madlib. He is considered to be one of hip hop's most inventive visionaries and connects it's productions through smart lyrics and poetics. The album opens with the declaration that "We are now having a little cooking session for Blue Note right here on the scene" Madlib was afforded the opportunity to mine the crates of

Der Dritte Raum

A must have LP for those wanting to further explore 1960's UK folk

Epic laid a romantic melancholy over the gravel and dirt of heartbreak without one honest thought or feeling spared

Originally released in 1968 it is pure uk psych pop of its time and features Ritchie Blackmore

Claire Boucher speaks a different language

among the remnants of the slave trade

Despite having released twelve albums in the last eighteen years they continue to experiment and push boundaries

post-lockdown dancefloor comp

he completed editing on the documentary film of his 1966 tour

with its iconic image of the collapsed Ronan Point on the cover

firstly a Missing The Dancefloor Remix which is surely subtle and heady

a genre originally created by oppressed minorities