Helene Vogelsinger :: Regeneration //Nerdseq/Panharmonium/ER301/DPO/Mangrove/Erbe-Verb//

Dua Lipa :: Tiny Desk Concert

SET LIST "Levitating" 0:01 "Pretty Please" 4:00 "Love Again" 7:48 "Don't Start Now" 12:21

Mas Ysa :: Look Up

Patch Notes: Ela Minus (FACTmagazine)

Archie Pelago :: Brown Oxford

Riff Raff & Action Bronson :: Bird On A Wire

Shigeto :: Field Trip

The System :: You're In My System (Kerri Chandler remix)

Larry Head :: Missing You (original)

Octa Octa :: I'm Trying

Music video for "I'm Trying" by Octo Octa, from the Let Me See You 12" on 100% Silk. Created by Christopher Cote.

Blood Diamonds :: Phone Sex (ft. Grimes)

Leon Thomas :: Balance Of Life (Peace Of Mind)

Kewahi :: Closer

NIN cover. Pretty Awesome.

The Mingus Big Band :: Gunslinging Bird

Originally titled "If Charlie Parker Were a Gunslinger, There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats"

Submotion Orchestra :: Always

Mina Tindle :: Plein Noir

Xylem Up, D Numbers

Thanks friend.

Thomas Mapfumo :: Shumma

Also

Ab-Soul :: Terrorist Threats (ft Danny Brown and Jhene Aiko)

Homeboy Sandman :: Strange Planet

More and More and More

Domo Genesis :: Elimination Chambers (ft Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, Action Bronson)

Whoa. Produced by Alchemist.

[Via]

Gregory Porter :: 1960 What?

I cannot stop listening to this. Highly recommend the mixtape linked below.

[Via]

Sun Glitters :: Beside Me (Essay's Calm Interpretation)

Preferably, you have headphones on when you listen. Be patient, close your eyes, and let your vibrations align with the sound's. Relax and sink into the groove.

Nicolas Jaar :: Space Is Only Noise [full album]

Get it while it's up and if you like it, buy it.

"It's the kind of grand statement I make, and regret. But I honestly feel we're at the beginning of a renaissance in music. It's an amazing time. Mount Kimbie, James Blake, a lot of underground LA hip-hop -- it's happening. We're all kids making music without studios, producers or other musicians -- without anyone giving us money or telling us what to do -- because we want to make really honest work. That's different. That's never happened before." - Nicolas Jaar