The Best – Davido ft Mayorkun
Davido just dropped his album and this is one song that has kept everyone on their feet, the vibes and instrumentals are top-notch.
In The Morning Light – Yanni
This week’s track is a quiet instrumental piece that calm you down, In The Morning Light by Yanni. A piece of beautiful piano music brings you the first ray of the sunshine, that’s the best way to start a new day. The Greek composer Yanni once said in his early career that he is willing… More
Smoking Section – Stevedreez
With a synth-pop dominant structure, slightly altered voice and expressive lyrics stevedreez delivered a dynamic and flavorful tune.
Spectacular – JI Cue Smoov3
Something new from JI Cue Smoov called Spectacular. This starts off with a vibe and it keeps that consistently throughout the whole song.
Two Thousand and Seventeen – Four Tet
Every yoga class deserves a Four Tet piece and this one is a reward for the time spent on the mat.
Our Way – Otis McDonald
Otis is a force of scorching hot funk. A musician/producer with a PhD in soulful syncopation stacking.
VILLAIN – K/DA ft. Madison Beer and Kim Petras
This extremely cool music is created by the team of Riot Games which is the creator of League of Legends.
Alfahonan (Shooting Blanks) – Gaupa
The music is hard and riff laden and lead singer Emma matches them with her powerful and dynamic vocals. I also really dig how the bassist utilizes fuzz on some of the meatier sections to add to the heaviness.
Ahavat Olam – The Platt Brothers
“Ahavat Olam” is a traditional Jewish prayer of peace, self worth and gratitude. Within its lyrics, it thematically sanctifies G-ds choice to give the Torah to the Jewish people.
Nervous – Au Gres
Drift off and put your worries at ease with this calm indie-pop song by Au Gres!
Try Me (with Plastic Toy) – DJ Snake, Plastic Toy
“Try Me” starts off with a distorted female vocal sample that immediately captures the listeners attention. Around forty seconds in, the beat drops and it is a wavy, flowy vibe that puts you in a tropical mindset…
Steppin’ Out – John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers featuring Eric Clapton
I had this great guitar teacher in the 70’s who was a Berkley School graduate named Steve Antonelli in New York City. We found his advertisement on the posted wall in the A&P Supermarket on 86th Street. He used to come to my apartment every week to give me lessons and one of the must have records he recommended was John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers, the one with Eric Clapton reading a Beano magazine on the cover…