Showing posts with label electro-soul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electro-soul. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Saturday, 7 August 2010
compass
jamie lidell's latest album on warp, 'compass', is a kind of electronic funk/soul hybrid which doesn't particularly lend itself to pigeonholing. there have been many retro comparisons of this record, and perhaps rightfully so, likening some of the sounds to prince and stevie wonder, but the album's off the wall and more wacky nature is just as much comparable to beck - the album was actually recorded between beck's hudson studios in LA and feist's ranch. his voice is quite unique, especially in terms of being a white british soul singer, and ultimately the music is innovative. the track below captures the fun side of the record and the video is part of the 'take away show' with his band performing the track live in the streets of paris.

jamie lidell - enough's enough

jamie lidell - enough's enough
tags:
electro-soul,
electronic-funk,
modern funk,
modern soul,
neo-soul,
soul
spilling over every side
pretty lights, a colorado-based producer, has released the second EP of a 2010 trilogy - 'spilling over every side'. derek vincent smith stated in a description of the EP that he tried to incorportate different genres into his work, "transitioning between something pretty and organic to something heavy and electro". this record sounds pretty fresh, hitting us with a blend of hip-hop and soul samples, breakbeats, and an element of dubstep. you can get the EP for free here.

pretty lights - a million tomorrows

pretty lights - a million tomorrows
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Sunday, 27 June 2010
the one (feat. T3 from slum village)
here's the new video for the upcoming single 'the one' from onra's 'long distance' LP.
tags:
disco-soul,
electro,
electro-soul,
hip-hop,
underground hip-hop
Sunday, 30 May 2010
send me your love
the latest lp from french beat maker onra is released on all city records who have been killing it of late despite being in the perhaps suprising location of northern ireland - not normally the place you associate with experimental contemporary hip-hop. the miami-vice artwork sets the scene for a refreshing blend of '80s electro and '90s hip-hop. the parisian has emersed himself into a distinct new avenue of sound, a break away from the more chopped-up dusty vinyl sound of 'chinioseries'. you can hear elements of prince or vandross, but at the same time its forward-thinking irony keeps the record instep with the likes of flying lotus or hudson mohawke. this blend of electro-soul suitable for the disco floor takes you right back to '80s miami. buy the album here.

onra - send me your love

onra - send me your love
tags:
disco-soul,
electro,
electro-soul,
hip-hop,
neo-soul,
underground hip-hop
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