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v/a - the timeless interpretations - dopeness galore - vinyl

New Copy

Genre: New Jazz / Headz

The A side of the single, 'Praise', is a Afrofunkballad created by Jacob Malik Ladder (alias Kid Sublime). After the success of touring with Zuco 103 and creating records in the collective Rednose Distrikt, he recently created an album (Basement Soul) which features guests vocals by Melodee, Lilian Vieira (Zuco 103), Nicky Guiland (Heavy), Alma Horton, U-Gene and Yinka a.o. His interpretation of the Afrika song by Pharaoh Sanders is a minimal afrobeat cut with vocal samples and Rhodes on top, ending in a hiphop break. At the B side we find, 'Jam in pumpwork', a interpretation of the Johnny Griffin track, reworked by Wouda Boogie. Exploring the goal to bring life into a new vibe, he creates a 'melting pot' of sounds and live instrumentation. The track results in a jazz jam in which a boogie break tries to cut trough. Cool 12, tip!