Hip-Hop producer DIZZY RAMBUNCTIOUS claims the Song of the Day hotspot, with his latest soothing instrument entitled ‘Slowmo.’
So if you’re hoping for a chilled out weekend, start it here with Dizzy’s latest beat – enjoy!
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Song of the Day: Way Out – Greg Banks
GREG BANKS bounced back into NEW LEASE MUSIC’s Song of the Day hotspot for the second time with track, ‘Way Out’.
Continuing the smooth R&B funk combo, featured in previous effort, ‘I’ll Be There’, the latest single is Greg’s most personal piece to date. Through his infamous after-hours falsetto, the funkmaster from New York lays his cards on the table and opens up to the trials and tribulations of living in a busy city…but this guy has enough faith to carry him into this lifetime and the next. He accepts rejection is part of life, which can be turned into opportunities.
GREG BANKS first graced his presence on the blog with single, ‘Tell Me’ which also claimed the blog’s Song of the Day hotspot back in April.
Before you head off, check out Greg’s super smooth number…and if you like what you hear, the video to the single is coming out this Friday!!! That should be good!
Song of the Day: Want ‘Em All – D Bakez
LADIES: If your day is not going how it should, fear not – D BAKEZ has entered the hotspot and saves the day with single ‘Want ‘Em All’.
Set over smooth electro soundscapes, this Connecticut slick emcee, in a nutshell, shows his appreciation for the female species. This feel-good track was released in the height of summer, but I think it’s perfect to boost some more love as we’re entering the cold and miserable months.
This guy has a whole LOT of love to give, so return the favour and check out ‘Want ‘Em All’.
Song of the Day: Suicide in the Dark – Die FiveSix (ft. Smrtdeath)
Sweeterwave / Monopolyhouse artist DIE SIXFIVE drops latest single ‘Suicide In The Dark’ in today’s Song of the Day hot spot. Featuring Smrtdeath, the broody bass-driven track is from his upcoming debut album.
‘Suicide In The Dark’ is available on all major digital outlets…check it out.
Album Review: Flow Riiot – Torii Wolf
When I first heard of TORII WOLF through debut single, ‘Free’ somehow I was compelled by the too-cool-for-school raspy vocals against the bass-driven number. Releases ‘Big Big Trouble’ and ‘Pain Killer’ followed and I was totally hooked!
The next big release was the 15-track production coming in the form of ‘Flow Riiot’, produced by DJ Premier (so you know you’re really onto a good thing here).
An atmospherically dreamy sample of The Messenger’s 60s funk/soul classic, ‘California Soul’, leads the set through ‘Everlasting Peace’ – and from there, a range of genres were introduced – from alternative hip-hop to piano/violin-led arrangements. ‘Take It Up On Monday’ is definitely one for the nostalgics as the three-minute production brings on that old school/rare groove laid-back vibe. Possessing heavy influence hip-hop/boom bap of late 80s/early 90s, ‘Shadows Crawl’ will be the one for the serious hip-hop heads’ collection.
‘Flow Riiot’ ends on smooth note with ‘Moscow’. Led by the acoustic guitar, Torii adds an inexplicable magic, creating a real stellar singer-songwriter approach to the production.
It’s sure a mix bag of pleasure and anyone who enjoys listening to makeovers of old genres will have at least one favourite. Through ‘Flow Riiot’, this New Yorker has more than proved that her Throaty yet delicate instrument has that across the board appeal.
You’re here now…might as well check it out….
Must listens: Meant To Do, 1st, Body, Take It Up On Monday, Moscow
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