Fluxion: Constant Limber
My suggestion is to get this album, put it in your iPod, find a secluded beach or high mountain plateau, close your eyes and enjoy it.
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Chicago House Roots: Italo
To most older Chicagoans, the music listed here is house.
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Marcello Napoletano: The Space Voodoo
This is one of those albums where I sense that the artist enjoys the same old records I do.
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Ron Trent: Dance Classic
It’s taken me almost two months to figure out how to review this album.
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Reggie Dokes: Spectacle of Deepness E.P.
I didn’t think Dokes could top his EP for Philpot, but his latest 12-inch for a European label is even more creative and left-field.
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Andres: II
I’m not sure describing Andrés as a mix between Moodymann and Flying Lotus does him justice.
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Africa Hi-Fi 5-Year Anniversary
Ron Trent is smooth as can be. His selections were joyous and beautiful. DJ Rashida played a fun set as well….
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Brock Van Wey: White Clouds Drift On and On
Van Wey (better known as Bvdub) abandons dub techno conventions and returns to his West Coast chill-out room roots.
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2009 Summer Singles
New 12-inches from Patrice Scott, Theo Parrish, Keith Worthy, Tevo Howard, and Les Aeroplanes.
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Moritz von Oswald Trio: Vertical Ascent
Despite being dense, cerebral music, the arrangements are slow and relaxed. It’s as if these three classically trained musicians have been playing together a long time.
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