Jazz Hop

Lyric Jones – "Loss on Repeat" (Feat. Esperanza Spalding)

This track screamed "triple treat" as soon as the names Lyric Jones, Esperanza Spalding and DJ Raydar surfaced in the description. An evocative blend of fire and ice, Jones breathes bullets with…

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Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve [Funky DL]

This is your Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve. We will try to bring you one "chill" track every day. This is for when you get home and you…

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Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve [KIN]

This is your Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve. We will try to bring you one "chill" track every day. This is for when you get home and…

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Jose James – "Trouble"

I've always liked jazz music because it makes me slightly uncomfortable. When you watch a good, live jazz performance, you've seen how uncontrollably contorted the bassist's face gets when he…

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Monogold – The Softest Glow [Album]

If Animal Collective had to spend one month inside a cave with the instruments from Bob Marley & The Wailers, ambient sounds coming from that cave would be Monogold. This is another…

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WU LYF – We Bros (Young Montana? remix)

As if WU LYF aren't rowdy enough, Young Montana? disorders "We Bros" with bursting flashes and wild rings. This one is for those who prefer a less noisy WU LYF, less noisy…

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Body Language – You Can (Star Slinger remix)

Here is another stunning remix from our favorite producer, Star Slinger. He went ahead and added atmospheric sparkles all over Body Language's "You Can." Now, this track is even more…

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Bad Bad Not Good – Fall in Love (J. Dilla Tribute)

The Bad Bad Not Good trio — known for playing incredible free jazz interpretations of hip hop songs while wearing pig masks — seem to be nonchalantly blowing people's minds ever…

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Young Magic

As reminded by a post on Purity Ring's Facebook, Young Magic is a band worth being resurrected. Last year, "You With Air" unleashed into the world and I was captivated…

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Groundislava – Panorama (Clive Tanaka and Beaunoise remix)

You know that feeling of finding a gem-like song buried deep in your own iTunes library? Lately, I've had many of these rewarding finds. Take this Los Angeles band for…

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BAHWEE – SKETCHES

BAHWEE, the L.A. native and beat-maker extraordinaire, is back with a new project. This time he has decided to go back and compile a mix of all his older tracks…

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Afrikan Sciences – Means and Ways

The American West Coast has become home to a new breed of music. Some people call it nu-jazz, others soul and others hip hop or deep house. Whatever genre it…

Lyric Jones – "Loss on Repeat" (Feat. Esperanza Spalding)

Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve [Funky DL]

Daily 2% – Chilled and Ready to Serve [KIN]

Jose James – "Trouble"

Monogold – The Softest Glow [Album]

WU LYF – We Bros (Young Montana? remix)

Body Language – You Can (Star Slinger remix)

Bad Bad Not Good – Fall in Love (J. Dilla Tribute)

Young Magic

Groundislava – Panorama (Clive Tanaka and Beaunoise remix)

BAHWEE – SKETCHES

Afrikan Sciences – Means and Ways

Peppermint Heaven share unique and potent new remix EP with huge new KUE version..

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Yoni blends west coast vibes and alternative R&B on the new single “Climate”

Madeline Rosene explores modern love on “Love and Algorhythms” [Music Video]

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