Jazz, Hip hop, R&B and rock combined into one awesome album leaded by jazz pianist Robert Glasper. It contains various guest artists like Erykah Badu, Musiq & Bilal. Stream it on Spotify in the full post!
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Halou – Wholeness & Separation (2006)
Dream pop? Triphop? Alternative rock? I guess it’s all three mixed with some sweet female vocals. Play it on Spotify in the full post.
Portishead – Dummy (1994)
Dummy is the debut album of the group Portishead and did pretty damn well back in the day. Another triphop classic available on Spotify.
Wax Tailor – Hope & Sorrow (2007)
An album full of samples and several guest female vocalists. Really good stuff! Play it using Spotify Play button in the full post.
The Doppelgangaz – Lone Sharks (2011)
This is some mad underrated hiphop from last year! The Doppelgangaz (comprised of EP and Matter ov Fact) produced this stellar album themselves. Lovin’ these jazzy down-tempo beats. You can also cop this stuff on Bandcamp or stream it using Spotify Play in the full post.
Scientifik – Criminal (1994)
Classic golden era hip-hop. Stream it using the Spotify Play feature in the full post.
Otis Redding – Tell The Truth (1970)
Copped this album on vinyl this weekend for a couple of euros! Classic soul! Tell the Truth is the fourth and final posthumously released studio album by Otis Redding.. doesn’t sound half bad on Spotify either. Use the Spotify Play feature in the full post to listen instantly.
CunninLynguists – Oneirology (2011)
Definitely in my top 5 of hiphop records released in 2011. The quality of the tracks is consistent and they really tie together, that plus the dreamy atmosphere makes for one dope album! Also available on Spotify.
Hieroglyphics – 3rd Eye Vision (1998)
Classic hiphop album. Don’t sleep! The Hieroglyphics consist of Del tha Funkee Homosapien, A-Plus, Opio, Tajai, Phesto, Casual, Domino, Pep Love, and Jaybiz. That’s an all-star lineup of underground talent right right there. Stream at Spotify.
Mello Music Group – Self Sacrifice
New Mello Music Group compilation that features the free Oddisee track “Slow It Down”. This isn’t 1% rap, this is that real. Also available on Spotify.
