The Periodic Table of Jazz
Science and music combine in the form of The Periodic Table of Jazz.
Author: Luke Davis
Luke Davis is a music producer and editor of music blog Sampleface. In his spare time, he enjoys watching tennis and football and reading.
VIDEO: Jeedo - One (Bling47 Breaks Dilla Edition)
Jeedo gives the rundown on Dilla’s One from Welcome 2 Detroit for Bling 47 Breaks Dilla Edition. Take a look at Waajeed’s face. That’s a common expression you’ll find from the video once you watch. The track under the spotlight this time around is One from J Dilla’s debut (under that name), Welcome 2 Detroit. …
Languid - Nvr Lie
Languid returns with a short but sweet old skool vibe.
Teebs - for phil
Listen to Teebs’ ode to a “grilled cheese spot”. Sorry if that makes you hungry. How many songs do you know that are dedicated to grilled cheese spots? (Okay, that Elmer Fudd song doesn’t count). Luckily, Brainfeeder’s Teebs is at hand to fill the void with his new track “for phil”. As usual, Teebs comes …
28 Days Of Dilla #11: J Dilla - Anthem (feat. Frank N Dank)
Another day, another unreleased Dilla beat drops. This one features Frank N Dank.
Full Crate & Mar – Nobody Else (Club Edit)
Full Crate and Mar join forces once again for the club edit of their song Nobody Else.
FREE DOWNLOAD: Wayphaser - Tunnelvision (EP)
Get a 80s pop injection into your ears with Wayphaser’s new EP. With genres like chillwave and 80s-inspired albums like Jessie Ware’s Devotion, that kind of retro synth pop is making a resurgence in an era which has, surprisingly, moved on a lot since then. Maybe it’s that nostalgic sound of teenage youth for those …
FREE DOWNLOAD: Kaytranada LFTF Mix
Kaytranada puts together a mix heavy in beats and jams for the guys over at Live For The Funk.
28 Days Of Dilla #10: The Pharcyde - Runnin'
Arguably one of Dilla’s best and most famous beats, Runnin’ is the centre of our attention for Day 10 of 28 Days Of Dilla.
VIDEO: James Blake - Retrograde
James Blake’s haunting Retrograde has equally eerie visuals. There seems to be a trend of music videos becoming their own little short films, what with Flying Lotus seemingly having the monopoly but James Blake isn’t far behind. Retrograde is a mysterious cinematic affair, starting with a meteor falling from the sky, a strange biker figure …