
Tracklist
1. Those Who Wait
2. Let It Go
3. Game Over
4. Alone Together ft. Marsha Ambrosius
5. Love Lost (Interlude)
6. Smoking Gun
7. Spent
8. Pretty Wings (Acoustic)
9. Doncamatic (Harry Love Remix)
10. Like A Virgin (Acoustic)
"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side." Hunter S Thompson

Surprisingly, The Scandanavian soul scene is thriving right now and this is partly due to Danish ‘Electro Soul’ producing duo Quadron. Singer Coco Maja Hastrup Karshøj and multi-instrumentalist/ producer Robin Hannibal create soul-music that will excite the eardrums. Quadron have been together for a couple of years now, and their self-titled album, released late 2009 earned rave reviews.
Quadron have a contemporary approach to Soul music; simplistic, ethereal and often with influences from 70′s disco. Coco’s voice is fantastic, with a similar romantic style to Jill Scott perhaps. Her voice is soothing yet powerful, managing to be simultaneously gentle and resonating.
Their impressive variety of styles cater for a wide ranging taste. from disco-soul in Slippin’ to George Clinton-esque funk heard in the song Average Fruit. Wistful vocals flatter the ambient bassline in the track Day.
1. Buster Keaton


Idle Warship, a group consisting of underground hip-hop artist Talib Kweli and neo-soul vocalist Res, debuted their new album, ”Habits of the Heart”,
Idle Warship was formed in 2007 and released their debut “mixtape”, ”Party Robot”, for free on October 27, 2009. While these sorts of album releases may hurt the bottom line money wise, Idle Warship seems to be more focused on the music than the money,


01. What The World Should Be
02. Cruise Control
03. Some Time
04. What’s Going Down
05. Lil’ Chop
06. Home Run
07. PPG
08. Warp
09. Bendy
10. Dreamsville
11. Change
12. Give Light, Give Love
13. Militant
14. Minnie
15. Love, Love, Love
16. Watcha Doin
17. Noma (feat. Ben Hadwen)
18. The Bed
19. Nadir
20. Stand Bye




Dennis 'Dego' McFarlane makes up one-half of Dollis Hill producer 4Hero (alongside Marc 'Marc Mac' Clair) who have been about since, more or less, the very beginning of British dance music. Starting their careers on pirate radio in the late 80s, they were instrumental in the launch of seminal drum and bass label Reinforced Records (at a time when ‘drum and bass’ as a term didn’t exist) and went on to release a number of scene-shaping 12”s under a crop of aliases including Tek 9 and Rufige Cru (with Goldie). On the heels of all the lovely gems from the vaults, Dego releases his solo debut full length & it is BLAZIN' HOT!!! Everything that you'd expect from him. That perfect blend of soul, hip hop, electrofunk, afro broken beat with roots in jazz-funk, reggae & dub. Progressive & refreshed with a little help from a host of stellar friends including longtime collaborator Kaidi Tatham, electro-funk goddess Georgia Anne Muldrow, the human sound machine Taylor McFerrin, singers Nadine Charles, Sharlene Hector, Nia Andrews & many more. Scheduled for release June 20th. Preview the album below.


KING are described as ”a soulful, organic trio of young women here to bring a fresh creativity to music and change the world through their art”. They consist of twin sisters Paris and Amber Strother and Anita Bias who hails from Los Angeles. They write all their own songs and Paris fully produces the tracks herself. These three talented ladies saw their musical stock rise considerably over the past month after Questlove and Phonte began tweeting about their love for KING. What ensued was a series of articles about the trio and their fantastic tunes. Their debut EP, The Story, is an amalgam of sounds that feature the best parts of R&B, soul, and electronic music. And it all makes for a vibe highly reminiscent of what we have heard from Blouse'n' Skirt favorite the Foreign Exchange.....I have listened to it myself and I gotta say it's pretty dope
Download EP!

Frank Ocean: "Billy Ocean is my uncle. I'm just fucking with you. The name Frank Ocean was born [Ed.—His government name is Christopher "Lonny" Breaux]. Allow me to tell that story another time, but I will say this: I changed my name on my birthday last year. It was the most empowering shit I did in 2010, for sure. I went on LegalZoom and changed my fucking name.
It just felt cool. None of us are our names. If you don’t like your name then change your name. I’m only a few steps into the process, so I probably shouldn’t even be talking about this, but by the beginning of summer I’ll be straight. I’ll be boarding planes as Christopher Francis Ocean."
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