I listened
to El Michels Affair
for so long
that the algorithm
finally understood
the assignment
and found me
Gotts Street Park’s
Diego,
their lovely EP
of live instrumentation.
The UK band
also has
a series
of projects
and loose singles
complete with
guest vocalists.
To top it all off,
they have two songs
on one of the best
albums I've ever heard.
Celeste's double disc
Not Your Muse (Deluxe)
which features "Lately"
and "Both Sides of the Moon"
on the second disc.
Loop those two songs
for two days
and your ailments
will vanish.
Doctor's orders.
Gotts Street Park.
The next great band
to rally behind.
Every year, it’s always so difficult to narrow it to 50.
Too much good music to truly narrow it down to 50. I tried.
Not only an anthology but Nicodxmvs’ first Spotify release.
A headphone-friendly new mix of hip-hop, phonk, bass, trap, and more.
Too much music! Never enough music!
bass-knocking cinematic instrumentals
An instrumental journey for your eardrums.
Vulnerable melancholy at its finest.
an EP and an LP from one of the greats
A new rap mix with an excessive amount of bass.
So much music this year. I barely scratched the surface.
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A freewrite while listening to an audible film.
Two albums by an instrumental bass guru.
A global journey every time you press play.
A rundown of West Coast rapper Seafood Sam.
A bionic bomb in hip-hop’s underbelly.
A rapper + producer album you need.
Two LPs from one of North Carolina’s finest MCs.
Highlighting one of my favorite current artists.
Discussing a movie and a soundtrack.
Two new projects from producer eery.
Two EPs from Mr. Joe Nora.
