Pick yourself up with this upbeat song about being alone!
I think we all like feeling like we have a sanctuary that we can safely say is ‘ours’, a secure base from which we can derive a sense of consistency and control in spite of all the other uncertainty the world can and will offer us.
Sometimes all we need is to accept and let go, life’s biggest lesson is letting go, this music can help you for a few moments, if you allow your mind to flow with it. Life’s most profound lesson is in this music, accept and let go.
The meaning of this song and the message that these artists want to get across, is very important to move forward with the ideas younger generations propose, without judgment of fear.
The combination of those two hiphop/jazz enthusiasts makes a light and groovy piece of art, ready to sip with your favorite cup of coffee in the lounge.
Peace, chill everywhere & keep vibing out …
The track moves along with a Frankie Knuckles-esque break beat, whilst cutting between synth pads and chopped vocal hooks which creates an atmosphere completely new to me.
This is the kind of song where you just lay back and let the music take you on a journey to launch your mind into a zoned out space of relaxation.
Ambient, hums and melodic polyrhythms, this track encourages movement and stillness all at once. With the body warm and full of space, wind your practice down and let the meditative sounds of the drum seep into your inner being.
Runaway bumps you to your soul. It’s got all the fixins including some crispy hi-hat work.
The song combines the power of Kelela’s voice with the softness and sensuality of Linn’s voice, in addition to the incredible production of BADSISTA.
One of the things I’m always looking out for on the essay writing list is repeatability – for tracks that you can put on a loop and then lose yourself for an hour – or longer. It’s why the tracks on this list skew much longer in length than your average 3 minute song…
Having been part of the Glasgow music scene over the past few years, it has been hard to look past the prodigious talent of electronic producer Peter Ferguson who performs under the moniker Wuh Oh. I first came across their work in the form of a track called ‘Stay Tuned’ – a piano led instrumental track with clear leanings towards jazz and funk, whilst still maintaining a perfect combination of lo-fi electronic and hip-hop…