http://waxtailor.com
https://www.myspace.com/waxtailor


Origine du Groupe : France
Style : Abstract Hip Hop
Sortie : 2012

By Vincent Provini  From http://www.fipradio.fr

Si vous ne devez retenir qu'un album parmi la centaine qui sort aujourd'hui lundi 10 septembre alors ce sera "Dusty Rainbow From The Dark" du toujours profilique Wax Tailor.

En seulement trois albums le DJ/Producteur français a su imposer son talent dans le monde entier et il porte haut les couleurs de la musique hexagonale. Avec ce quatrième "Long métrage audio" comme il présente lui-même, Wax Tailor donne vie à un projet qu'il porte depuis 2006 et qu'il a mis en forme autour de trois étapes de création : la composition musicale, l'écriture de l'histoire et la réalisation. Guidé par un conteur (Don McCorkindale, voix mythtique de la BBC) tout au long du disque, on se laisse prendre au jeu du cinéma musical.

Fidèle à son habitude Wax Tailor réunit autour de lui un casting impeccable :  Sara Genn a travaillé sur l'écriture du "musicario" (ne cherchez pas je viens d'inventer le mot) et des musiciens du monde entier prennent les rôles principaux : Aloe Blacc, Jennifer Charles ou Charlotte Savary pour ne citer qu'eux.

La production du disque est juste parfaite et le parti-pris de composer exclusivement à partir d'échantillons de disques vinyls donne une sonorité rare aujoud'hui.

Vous l'aurez compris ce "Dusty Rainbow From The Dark" va vite devenir indispensable à votre discothèque. Si vous n'avez pas encore eu la chance de voir Wax Tailor sur scène réservez rapidement en cliquant sur le lien en bas de cette page, les places se vendent très très vite.


Tracklist :
01 – Exordium
02 – Dusty Rainbow (feat. Charlotte Savary)
03 – Like an Hourglass
04 – Only Once (feat. Ali Harter)
05 – Heart Stop (feat. Jennifer Charles)
06 – Something Began to Glow
07 – No
08 – A Stop Motion Bloom
09 – The Sound (feat. Mattic)
10 – In the Mirror
11 – Past, Present & Future (Rock ‘n’ Roll)
12 – Not Alone
13 – Down in Flames (feat. Sara Genn)
14 – Time to Go (feat. Aloe Blacc)
15 – Magic Numbers (feat. A.S.M & Mattic)
16 – No Regret (feat. Shana Halligan)
17 – Phonovisions
18 – Into the Sky
19 – My Window (feat. Elzhi & Akua)
20 – From the Dark
21 – Heart Stop (feat. Jennifer Charles) [Radio Edit]
22 – Time to Go (feat. Aloe Blacc) [Radio Edit]

http://www.myspace.com/shitao

http://soundcloud.com/shitao

http://aspproject.free.fr





Origine du Groupe : France

Style : Abstract Hip Hop

Sortie : 2012

From http://lesoleilestrare.blogspot.fr

 Reminding me of the glorious days of ASP, Shitao released a project he started somewhere around 2009. "No Bridge Behind" is that kind of instrumental albums that carries you to another place, like, into space for example. While some tracks bring a trip hop feeling to the table, others are closer to the boom bap vibe. The album will make you think of Tricky, Moby, Massive Attack... it's dark, gloomy, cloudy, spooky and brilliant.

As usual with ASP releases, it's free. And it's quality. The cover and artwork were done by Elise Boularan, a cool talented photographer.


Tracklist :
1. Behind
2. St. Petersburg Streets
3. Sleep With a Gun
4. Poor Thing
5. Awake
6. Cinema Lights go Down
7. Like The Dust
8. Three Colors

http://soundcloud.com/deeb

http://dustedwax.org





Origine du Groupe : Netherlands

Style : Abstract Hip Hop

Sortie : 2012

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From http://dustedwax.org Originally released from the Phonophanatic collective of beatmakers, here comes the debut EP by the Dutch producer deeB. 10 tracks of melodic acid jazz and instrumental hip-hop magic taking you to new relaxing dimensions. Tracklist :01 - Eleven11 02 - Leiden Lowlife 03 - Blik 04 - Inside The Outside 05 - Chillwings 06 - E-Type 07 - Daydream 08 - Dan Natural 09 - The Grand Illusion 10 - Coffee & Trees

http://www.dustedwax.org/vpd

https://www.myspace.com/violentpublicdisorderaz





Origine du Groupe : Bulgaria

Style : Abstract Hip Hop Jazz , Downtempo

Sortie : 2012

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From http://dustedwax.org

After 4 years hard work the long expected "Whiskey Sessions" album is finally ready. VPD teamed up with 10 amazing artists
from Dusted Wax Kingdom family for an incredible lo-fi samples-based jazz improvisation session.


Tracklist :
01    Introduction (Main Sample Source)
02    Whiskey Sessions
03    Whiskey Sessions (David Rinman Remix)
04    Whiskey Sessions (Mr. Moods Minding Mix)
05    Whiskey Sessions (Innereyefull Remix)
06    Whiskey Sessions (Kisszanto Remix)
07    Whiskey Sessions (Soulslept Remix)
08    Whiskey Sessions (Daakoon Remix)
09    Whiskey Sessions (Revolted Child Remix)
10    Whiskey Sessions (Dustmotes Sodden Remix)
11    Whiskey Sessions (Daakoon Uptempo Remix)
12    Whiskey Sessions (GDaddie & VPD Drunk Remix)
13    Explicit Thanks (feat. Mr. Moods)

http://www.amplesoul.com

https://www.myspace.com/fatjon35





Origine du Groupe : Japan

Style : Abstract Hip Hop

Sortie : 2002

By Paul Cooper  from http://pitchfork.com

Instrumental hip-hop is a tricky proposition. Until DJ Shadow's Endtroducing, the idea of releasing instrumental versions of rap tracks seemed ludicrous. Who'd want to listen to It Takes a Nation of Millions bereft of Chuck D's searing commentary and Flav's wisecracking? Would an instrumental version of Three Feet High and Rising be anything more than just a collection of oddball samples? Endroducing changed the rules. Shadow's curatorish crate-digging made voiceless hip-hop engaging and worthwhile pursuit. Of course, it wasn't too long before less notable and skillful beat-forgers converted Shadow's pioneering endeavor into a budget-priced bandwagon.

Dan the Automator is largely to blame for this. After resurrecting Kool Keith with the Dr. Octagon project, few Automator projects were deemed complete without an accompanying instrumental version. These albums attract me even less than remix albums. At least with a remix album, you might get an intriguing take on a tune you'd previously considered wet shit. Prime example of this is Matthew Herbert's Secondhand Sounds remix collection where he transforms putrid slurry such as Moloko's "Sing It Back" into fascinating concrète funk. But with your usual instrumental hip-hop album, it's the same album, only with the vocals excised-- and without even the expense of hiring Norman Cook to bully his engineer to rig up four samples and roll them into a wire ball of predictability.

It need not be this way! Reggae has a long tradition of released vocal and "versioned" readings of albums, like Burning Spear's Marcus Garvey with its Garvey Ghost dub version, and Johnny Clarke's Don't Trouble Trouble, and the Aggrovators' aptly-titled Johnny in the Echo Chamber. Surely, there's something that can be done about this!

Enter Fat Jon the Soul Physician, the beat creator for the Five Deez crew and a salve to all of us that have been exhausted by waiting for true instrumental hip-hop. Though the cover of Wave Motion may make blatant reference to Stevie Wonder's early 70s third-eye soul, the music is deep and dubby hip-hop cool. This ain't the stuff that'll sell K-Swiss trainers-- nor will Fat Jon be appearing on the glossy cover of Vibe. This, rather, is the stuff that discerning heads will take to their hearts, just as they did with the even more daring Soulmates by Bay Area genius Nobody.

Wave Motion opens almost programmatically with a sumptuous female vocal crying, "To the Sky! Take me home!," as some unidentified hepcat saxophonist hollows his low-down mojo. With these two contrasting elements, Fat Jon states that this record will be a celestially jazzy homecoming. A tight snare creeps in to add just the right amount of head-bobbing funk. With an opening as brazenly self-assured and soulful as this, I forget all my previous notions regarding instrumental hip-hop. "Feel the Void" adds to my enthusiasm. The track creeps up with a liberated bassline that wanders from rhythm to rhythm until a steady pattern emerges. Above these elements, a lonesome flute charts a course through heartache, only to be goaded into lovelorn desperation by occasional bass clarinet farps. Two tracks in, and I've forgotten all about Shadow's over-hyped (not to mention disappointing) The Private Press.

"Visual Music" is not as oxymoronic as its title suggests. It's an uncomplicated, gorgeous téte-a-téte between a restrained drum kit and an array of gently chiming guitars, reeds, and keyboards. "Watch Out" possesses a distinguishing brightness, a feisty club cut after the almost contemplative vibe of the preceding tracks. "For Stress" clothes the Neptunes' tighter-than-spandex snare sound in ambient spangles and Gil Evans horn ensemble lines. "Eyes" continues the jazz without sounding anything like a Digible Planets or Tribe Called Quest clone. "Wet Secrets" vies with "Watch Out" for the club action. "Wet Secrets" will lose out, as the harmonic piano clusters lend the track a meditative quality that will be lost on the Kristal'd and Red Bull'd masses.

And that's the overwhelming thing about Wave Motion. Fat Jon is a conscientious and gifted producer with a talent for creating tracks that work on multiple levels simultaneously. The grooves here are never less than utterly accessible and smartly funky. But like the album's artwork, there's a depth and a melancholy to almost all these tracks. "Feel the Void" is a standout in this regard, but "Depths" aches, too. Wave Motion isn't an accessory or an alternative like so many instrumental albums; Wave Motion is a serious proposition and a statement not only of Fat Jon's studio abilities but also of his introspective aesthetic. With the resilience and the emotional draw to outlast much of what constitutes any variant of hip-hop these days, this record puts Fat Jon on the radar. Expect great things.


Tracklist :
01 Where?
02 Feel The Void
03 Visual Music
04 Watch Out
05 For Stress
06 1975
07 Eyes
08 Wet Secrets
09 Depths
10 Automated Life Machines
11 Surrection
12 Disgust

https://www.myspace.com/djshunmelt

http://www.last.fm/music/MABATAKI





Origine du Groupe : Japan

Style : Abstract Hip Hop

Sortie : 2010

Tracklist :
1 tokyo
2 eye
3 oboroge lamp remix ft. PG The Budori
4 NAUMEN
5 gio
6 色 ft. 牛込謙治
7 RIZING
8 woods
9 sonzai remix ft. lee
10 boon
11 girl
12 タラフ・ドゥ・カバル
13 roma
14 piano nostalzia
15 TOKI ft. ジャンベ ナリテツ
16 brain

http://soundcloud.com/mononome





Origine du Groupe : Greece

Style : Abstract Hip Hop

Sortie : 2012

From http://dustedwax.org



The Greek samples sculptor and beatsmith Mononome drops his second masterful EP for Dusted Wax Kingdom.

The tracks are structured completely out of samples and are reminiscent of the amazing jazzy vibes, lo-fi down-pitched drums

and powerful moods of the golden early 90s.





Tracklist :

01 - Forever Is Wasted

02 - Many Dreams Ago

03 - To Break A Broken Heart

04 - Fools Rush In

05 - Endless Nights

http://suhov.bandcamp.com

https://www.myspace.com/suhovbeat

https://www.facebook.com/suhovbeat

Origine du Groupe : Hungary

Style : Abstract Hip Hop

Sortie : 2012



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Suhov Instrumentals from 7 Released Hungarian Underground Hip-Hop Album!





Tracklist :

1.Do2 - Álmodj (Suhov Instrumental) 05:33

2.Do2 - Ami ami az (Suhov Instrumental) 04:00

3.Do2 - Ucca Ucca (Suhov Instrumental) 04:18

4.Hazai Márka - Idill (Suhov Instrumental) 03:31

5.Joe - Tér (Suhov Instrumental) 02:09

6.Jószomszéd - Csak az olvassa (Suhov Instrumental) 03:46

7.Jószomszéd - Reggeli illúziók (Suhov Instrumental) 03:43

8.Jószomszéd - Vész (Suhov Instrumental) 04:40

9.ASK-HM -Lakótép (Suhov Instrumental) 03:45    

10.Mikrofontos & FMaN - Csapásszám (Suhov 55 Instrumental) 03:54        

11.Striktbeatz - Písz van a tatamin (Suhov Instrumental) 03:57    

12.Wemsical - Szegeden Szabadon (Suhov remix Instrumental) 03:38

http://soundcloud.com/pepilpew

http://pepilpew.bandcamp.com





Origine du Groupe : Japan

Style : Abstract Hip Hop

Sortie : 2011

Tracklist :

1. Jellyfish Galaxies (Instrumental)

2. Springs Evening Breeze (Instrumental)

3. Midnight Blue (Instrumental)

4. Arabesque (Instrumental)

5. Beggar's Fairy Tale (Instrumental)

6. Kiss Your Eyes(instrumental)

7. Moonlighter's Serenade (Instrumental)

8. Blue Monday Message (Instrumental)

9. Birds Singin' In The Rain (Instrumental)