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08. Bilal - In Another Life (Purpose)
For the first time in his career, everything seems to be falling into place for Bilal: he contributed to some of the best tracks of the year and released his best album thusfar...
listen to 'Satellites'
Sam Shepherd's long-awaited debut album met the high expectations and set new standards for whoever dares to come next...
listen to 'Silhouettes'
10. Swindle - Peace, Love & Music (Butterz)
Though counting numerous contributions by artists from all over the world, Swindle's sophomore album manages to sound like it was recorded at one huge global grime-party...
listen to 'London to L.A.'
Though counting numerous contributions by artists from all over the world, Swindle's sophomore album manages to sound like it was recorded at one huge global grime-party...
listen to 'London to L.A.'
09. Seven Davis Jr. - Universes (Ninja Tune)
Seven Davis Jr. killed it on his Ninja Tune-debut with an infectious mix of neo-soul, funky house and future-gospel...
listen to 'Sunday Morning'
Seven Davis Jr. killed it on his Ninja Tune-debut with an infectious mix of neo-soul, funky house and future-gospel...
listen to 'Sunday Morning'
For the first time in his career, everything seems to be falling into place for Bilal: he contributed to some of the best tracks of the year and released his best album thusfar...
listen to 'Satellites'
07. Kamasi Washington - The Epic (Brainfeeder)
True to its title, this brilliant album recalled greats like Coltrane, Sanders, Shepp and Davis while introducing a whole new generation of hiphopheads to jazz...
listen to 'Re Run Home'
06. Floating Points - Eleania (Pluto)True to its title, this brilliant album recalled greats like Coltrane, Sanders, Shepp and Davis while introducing a whole new generation of hiphopheads to jazz...
listen to 'Re Run Home'
Sam Shepherd's long-awaited debut album met the high expectations and set new standards for whoever dares to come next...
listen to 'Silhouettes'
05. Glenn Astro - Throwback (Tartelet)
'Throwback' turned out to be even more infectious than Tartelet- and Money $ex-brother Max Graef's 'Rivers of the Red Planet'-album from last year: grooves galore...
listen to 'You Can't Groove'
'Throwback' turned out to be even more infectious than Tartelet- and Money $ex-brother Max Graef's 'Rivers of the Red Planet'-album from last year: grooves galore...
listen to 'You Can't Groove'
04. The Internet - Ego Death (Odd Future)
With this magnificent album The Internet cemented their spot as leaders of the new generation of R&B-artists...
listen to 'Girl'
With this magnificent album The Internet cemented their spot as leaders of the new generation of R&B-artists...
listen to 'Girl'
03. Oddisee - The Good Fight (Mello Music)
Another mindblowingly deep and dope album by Oddisee - we've come to expect nothing less to be honest...
listen to 'Belong to the World'
Another mindblowingly deep and dope album by Oddisee - we've come to expect nothing less to be honest...
listen to 'Belong to the World'
02. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly (Aftermath)
Perhaps the first emcee to succesfully disguise a deeply conscious album as a hit record - 'To Pimp a Butterfly' is not just the best rap album of the year, it's a cultural statement...
listen to 'These Walls'
Perhaps the first emcee to succesfully disguise a deeply conscious album as a hit record - 'To Pimp a Butterfly' is not just the best rap album of the year, it's a cultural statement...
listen to 'These Walls'
01. fLako - Natureboy (Five Easy Pieces)
I don't think anyone is capable of evoking emotions using electronic music better than London-based Chilean German Dario Rojo Guerra aka fLako. The way he employs a whole array of modern electronic subgenres, magnificent melodies and otherwordly sounds to recreate Natureboy's sonic habitat is simply indescribable... Let 'Natureboy' take you away on a journey, it will be the trip of a lifetime...
listen to 'Kuku'
I don't think anyone is capable of evoking emotions using electronic music better than London-based Chilean German Dario Rojo Guerra aka fLako. The way he employs a whole array of modern electronic subgenres, magnificent melodies and otherwordly sounds to recreate Natureboy's sonic habitat is simply indescribable... Let 'Natureboy' take you away on a journey, it will be the trip of a lifetime...
listen to 'Kuku'
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