Showing posts with label jazz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jazz. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Wednesday Wind-down
I've lost a lot of interest in "post-rock" over the years (the crescendo formula was getting as predicable as a "drop" in dubstep) - but this is a really nice exception. I listened to this album all the way through a couple of times yesterday and I recommend it for those of you who enjoy post-rock and even modern classical compositions. It is a lot more dynamic and complex than most build-up/break-down post-rock.
I would also like to suggest streaming and/or purchasing Hiatus Kaiyote's "Tawk Tomahawk" - an unusual neo-soul/jazzy album that is hard to describe. Watch this video and I think you'll be sold:
Labels:
aural method,
haitus kaiyote,
jazz,
music,
music videos,
neo-soul,
post-rock,
Wednesday Wind-down
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Wednesday Wind-Down
This week's musical recommendations are:
The Perry Weissman 3, "3"
I attended their new cd release show on Friday and had a blast. This track is from their new album - made up of mostly horns, guitars, and a great bounce.
And Faws: "Blue Notes" EP (free download)
A blend of jazzy-samples like "My Funny Valentine" and electronic beats.
The Perry Weissman 3, "3"
I attended their new cd release show on Friday and had a blast. This track is from their new album - made up of mostly horns, guitars, and a great bounce.
And Faws: "Blue Notes" EP (free download)
A blend of jazzy-samples like "My Funny Valentine" and electronic beats.
Labels:
instrumental,
jazz,
music,
recommended music,
Wednesday Wind-down
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