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South Carolina-based multi-hyphenate, Contour, arrives on London's Touching Bass with 'Onwards!' — an evocative, twelve-track journey through black art both past and contemporary with soul, electronics and archival material at its core.“The record exists as a bridge in conversation between today’s artists and art of the past which offered potential ways to navigate the world that we’re in; personally or on a larger scale” says Contour.

An ode to the city of Habana. You have to know how to move away from the rich, strong and noisy streets, if you want to discover another Havana. A Havana far from the tourist circuits and preconceived images.A Havana where one discovers bucolic, but hard and stripped too after slow journeys in the crowded buses, a Havana with which Al Quetz maintains a passionate history since more than fourteen years.feat Blanka, Florian Pellissier, Old Jay, Niko Coyez, Jorge Bolaño, Dela, Buddy Sativa, Medline, Dan Amozig, Fulgeance, Vinczdef, Obesión, Onra & Guts...

Fondateur de la 75e session, moitié de 2fingz, Népal avait peaufiné ce premier album pendant presque 2 ans. On y retrouve en feat ceux qui ont toujours compté pour lui, sa deuxième famille : Doums, Nekfeu, Sheldon, Di-meh, 3010. Dans Adios Bahamas, Népal emprunte de nouvelles pistes musicales, tout en gardant la base de mélancolie et d’introspection qui caractérisait son style. À travers ces 12 morceaux, il se dévoile un peu plus, sans pour autant faire totalement tomber son masque, qu’il gardera à jamais.

*2023 Reissue*Happy 25th Anniversary to A Tribe Called Quest’s fifth studio album The Love Movement, originally released September 29, 1998. From 1990 to 1993, the hip-hop collective A Tribe Called Quest ruled with an iron hand. Comprised of native New Yorkers Jonathan “Q-Tip” Davis, Malik “Phife Dawg” Taylor, Ali Shaheed Muhammad and reservist Jarobi White, the group released three albums in that four-year expanse that became inevitable classics of their era. On these long players, A Tribe Called Quest utilized an expressive blend of classic jazz and contemporary urban sonics with erudite flows—all of it set a new benchmark for the hip-hop genre.