Soulful house floats almost like a lullaby. Tied together by an inspiring message. This will definitely get you through the day.
Soulful house floats almost like a lullaby. Tied together by an inspiring message. This will definitely get you through the day.
Latest mix from the homie Bluz for Fusicology radio:
http://fusicology.com/2010/07/07/fusicology-radio-presents-dj-bluz-nuvibez/
1. Alister Johnson – Invitation – Wah Wah 45
2. Sun Singleton – Moment (Atjazz Remix) – Stilnovo Music
3. Mr.Windmill & Jay.Soul feat. Cecilia Stalín – Summer Dresses – BPSS
4. Trus’me – Can We Pretend – Fat City
5. Vangelis – Let It Happen (Beatfanatic Mix) – GAMM
6. Antenna – Seaside Weekend (Escort Remix) – Permanent Vacation
7. Mark de Clive-Lowe – Day by Day (DJ Spinna Remix) – Universal Jazz
8. Zed Bias feat. Jenna G – Change Your Mind – Development Music
9. Vikter Duplaix Honey Soul Snippet
10. Alice Russell – All Over Now – Tru Thoughts
11. Deep Street Soul – Greenbacks featuring Shirley Davis (Lack Of Afro Vocal Mix) – Freestyle Records
12. Janelle Monáe – Faster – Atlantic
13. Crusho – Someone to Love (Osunlade remix) – Q-Tape
14. Mishal Moore – Oh Lord (MME Remix) – Ill Friction
15. Flytronix – Heavy Traffic – Solaria
16. Stereo Mutants present J&K Project – Say U Wannit (Original Mix)
17. John Arnold & Jeremy Ellis – Nightlife (Daz I Kue Remix)
This one is doin it for me this week.
James Blackstar John feat Deon Nathan “Smile (P’s On a Budget mix)” by whatsreallygood
Front porch mixes are meant to be enjoyed over a glass of lemonade or with some mint julep.
From 1972:

Really enjoying this new offering from the Ipanemas. Still don’t know much about them. But they are part of the Far Out Recordings roster which automatically sort of qualifies them as heavy hitters musically. Definately recommend going to Junodownload.com to grab this or just hittin’ up Far Out’s website.

In case you haven’t heard yet, the Roots released a new one.
I haven’t even finished listening for the first time and I’m already sweatin’ it.
more info at http://www.theroots.com/
We are probably a bit late on this, but the energy in this song is completely nutz. Its a dancehall cut, but its fast enough to play alongside a lot of other styles of music. We like this song very very much. Much more to come from Serocee it seems. Check the Vuvuzela anthem when you hit his website.
Quoting Ghetto Bassquake:
“….he always diligent scholars at Strut are releasing the second volume of their insightful Soweto Township Sounds series with the third to come in early August.”
Free download and links to the whole release here: http://www.nextstopsoweto.com/