Cool…Smooth…Chill. 5 tracks for your complete leisure, relief & enjoyment. Best enjoyed on weekend evenings.
Roseland En Why Cee – Tetsuo
(nu jazz, cinematic)
South London multi-instrumentalist and composer Nathan Jamal, aka Roseland En Why Cee, recently released ‘Tetsuo’, an almost nihilistic, highly cinematic, eclectic nu jazz treasure, with “the character of Tetsuo re-imagined as a young Londoner coming to terms with the murder of his big brother and trying to find some outlet for his grief other than violence and revenge”….
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Rosehip – Twilight
(chill-hop, lofi)
An ethereal chill-hop treat with future bass finishing touches by fast-rising London-based producer Rosehip, will take you to places…. Afar!!
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Iso – One
(drone, post rock)
A calming blend of ambient with post rock, ideal for long winter nights, by the fireplace….
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Wizard Death – 777
(instrumental hip-hop, lofit)
According to Wizard Death, ‘777’ “is a kind of an ode to things we can’t control, “forces greater than us” – that kind of thing. It’s also meant to be a lullaby, in a calm reassuring way to the listener, while recognizing what’s out of our control”… Couldn’t agree more for this delicate, lofi hip-hop treasure!
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Jannek – Doran Flower
(ambient, instrumental, neoclassical)
What if Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour hang out with Tim Hecker for a pint, and then jammed in a studio for a couple of hours? The outcome would be Jannek’s ‘Doran Flower’! Trippy & melodious one!
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Christos Doukakis