Many believe that the world of downtempo is created by select artists who contribute their musical talents exclusively to this genre. But, what some fail to realize is that downtempo music can be found everywhere and it is often found in places where you least expect it. Thanks to a couple of hip hop artists, Slackline Radio’s collection of downtempo beats has been expanded.2Tall and Lamont, ha.
It’s amazing how a mood can shape your perception. In one moment, your energy level may be influenced by the day’s events. Blood may be pressing strongly against the insides of arteries and veins, making you incapable of relaxation. However, if you find your muscles and mind ready, you can open up pathways to appreciation that may have been previously lost. Mindtrap have released Northern Room
Music has the ability of bringing back memories. Smells and even tastes can be remembered as a song triggers an event from the past. Pulling out something from the catalog of Jimmy Smith instantly takes me back to the scent of cigars and the visual surroundings of a small venue on 6th Street where I was introduced to this legend in a live performance. Even stranger is when a current artist’s so.
If anyone has used allofmp3.com to download music you may want to take a look at this article. It seems they may not have much of a future. And, if you are using file sharing across the internet for music, you may want to read this article too. Looks like they are starting to crack down.link
I am not one much for a cover song. I get stuck on an original artist's interpretation. Plus, in Alaska it seems some bands only reside to covers in order to make it. However, I have to admit that Tricky's version of Black Steel is an exception. Just wondering if any else out there has had a similar experience where a cover song is done better by another band. Better yet, do you enjoy thi...
Slackline Radio has just launched an internet radio station on Loudcity. Go to the Slackline weblog, click on the headphones, and enjoy. Now you can definitely take Slackline to bed! Cheers.
Only four tracks here on the African Pirates EP but it is well worth the listen. It includes two remixes of the title track and two new songs. All the songs carry the same overal flow with ubiquitous use of bongos and danceable rhythms. The JD73 Remix is exceptionally good with its funky sounds, soulful add-ons, and electronic synths that give African Pirates a rebirth. The release of this ...