Dego “The more things stay the same”
This project came out 2 months ago but I couldn’t let this one slide. Flawless new album from UK legend Dego on his label “2000 black“, the …
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Georgia Anne Muldrow Loves Poetry and Punk Rock Music
In an industry dominated by masculinity, Georgia Anne Muldrow (daughter of musicians Rickie Byars-Beckwith and late jazz guitarist Ronald …
UNDA “24’S still wet”
I don’t have much info about this beatmaker who goes by the name of “UNDA” other than he’s from Switzerland and linked with a movement …
Whateverest “EP”
Splendid first EP on Black Milk Music by Whateverest, a hip hop/jazz band from Strasbourg, France. The opener features Michigan’s dope …
Massive Suits Quartet – Full Moon Wizard
A really promising LP is on the way from France’s Dandy Teru under the Massive Suits Quartet aliases. “Full Moon Wizard” is dropping the …
Kweli Releases Quality Unreleased Material on New Album Train of Thought
“Quality over quantity homie, it’s only right,” part of the hook to the song, “Boomerang,” from Talib Kweli’s latest release, Train of …
Shungu “Simongu”
Nice track taken from the last beat tape called “Sun Jazz World” by Shungu, a smooth jazzy number that fits perfectly with the project …
Wes Jackson Talks Ten Years Fresh and the Future of BHF
In NYC, you’re likely to have your pick of live music every day of the week year round. But something about summertime in the five boroughs …
The Internet “Girl” video
The Internet just dropped their third official LP titled “Ego death“, a project that features big names like Tyler, The Creator (no …
Bilal “In another life” + videos
I’ve always been a fan of the unorthodox vision of R&B and way of singing that Bilal showcases on his different projects. You basically …
Little Simz “Lane switch”
UK lyricist Little Simz has been making noise for the last couple of years with her impeccable delivery on the mic and great beat …
J Rocc’s Adventures in Stereo
It’s fair to assume that most music lovers, especially those who grew up with music from the 60s, 70s and even 80s, dreamed of becoming a …