Showing posts with label trip hop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trip hop. Show all posts

Sunday, June 21, 2015

Laid-back

I couldn't possibly ask for a better tune to relax, sink into my bed, kiss this tiring week goodbye and get prepared for a new one.



I think I'm more into the instrumental version, as I can better relish the laid-back tempo, the soothing bass, the dope guitar...

Already sinking.

*Check out the whole album here before you give in to Morpheus as well.

track's info:
Jenova 7 - Long Way Back Instrumental
Painkillers & Parasites
2013

Friday, April 18, 2014

One-year soundigging

It's been a whole year since the very first post in this blog. About 160 posts later, I'd like to share these awesome downtempo, funk-ish, scratchy, atmoshperic tunes from Le Serveur's EP, "Roomies", just to celebrate this first, full-of-sharing-favorite-sounds, year.



You can download the whole EP for free from the cloud above by clicking on the free download button and while listening to it, raise your glass to more years of beautiful sounds to come.

info:
Le Serveur - Roomies EP
Black Milk Music 2014

Saturday, February 01, 2014

The voices are telling me to keep "repeat" pressed

While lovin' it's psych-noisy-airy-sentimental-swirly melody and having repeated it numerous times, I think it's time I shared this with you.


The new album "Voices" will be released in about two weeks and although I admit I never felt anything (except for the need to yawn maybe) with Phantogram's known track "When I'm small", the "Fall in love" tune gives me the chills every freaking time the repeat button sends it back to 0:00.

track's info:
Phantogram - Fall in love
Voices
Republic Records 2014

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Let's talk about women

How do you like this?


I personally love it, but at the same time I can understand how some people may need it to be somewhat more intense, more rhythmic, more alive. Frenic took care of that.


Trip hop sound on a sentimental track that turns everything to a man's point of view. From "A woman needs a good man" we go to "Money ain't no women". Wait, it ain't over.


Kill Emil from Pad Trio had something to add to all of these. And he did.

Man, what a build-up that was!

*You can download for free Frenic's version here and Kill Emil's point of view here.

tracks' info:
-The Three Degrees - A woman needs a good man
The Three Degrees
Philadelphia International Records 1973

-Frenic - Money ain't no women
Present and Correct
Dusted Wax Kingdom 2012

-Frenic - Money ain't no women (Kill Emil Remix)
2013

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