Flying Lotus is a shooting star. It’s no hyperbole to say that it’s not often that an artist can capture the energy of a generation and match it with musical…keep reading →
Robert Glasper is the shit. Probably the premier jazz man of today, the Texan is keeping jazz current in a way no one else can without adding some triggered effects…keep reading →
I must say, when I first heard that Sheek Louch of D-Block and Ghostface Killah of Wu Tang Clan were creating a joint album called Wu Block, I was cynical.…keep reading →
Janelle Monáe is a hero of mine. Transgressed against for her sexuality by a cast of characters in a deeply patriarchal music genre, Monáe never shied away from the scene.…keep reading →
Todays Old School Wednesday is one of the newer songs we’ve featured in the series. Released in 1997, “On & On” topped the Billboard R&B charts and won Badu a…keep reading →
You may just be recognizing the name Om’Mas Keith, but the producer/singer/engineer/musician has a history with music that dates back to his birth. He grew up in Queens, New York…keep reading →
Released recently by Deaf Bungalows, the Spring mixtape is – as the name suggests – good listening material for a spring day. There’s a natural, slightly soulful sound holding together…keep reading →
Shafiq Husayn has been making music at a higher level for over two decades. Starting out as a producer for Ice-T’s Rhyme Syndicate conglomerate in the early 90s, Fiq has…keep reading →
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