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The Musik Lounge, Vol. 148: Sasco Interview

It's that time once more, another TML Radio interview session! This time we are speaking with Sasco , drummer, producer, artist. Hailing from BK, NYC via Connecticut. We got on the phone and had a great conversation, mainly focused on his older work, early albums and beat tapes as well as his production philosophies and creative practices. If you haven't heard Contacting   go listen immediately! And if you are interested in these interesting sonic confluences of jazz drumming meets hiphop and electronic production sensibilities his catalog is a treasure trove to dig into! As always, catch me live every Sunday from Noon - 3 PM PST @ KTQA.org ! Tracklist: Joy Orbison “Hyph Mngo” Tisziji Muñoz “Star-Birth/Goodbye Dear Sweet Mother” Santana “I’ll Be Waiting” Bobbi Humphrey “San Francisco Lights” Ancient Infinity Orchestra “Akshay” Emil Gilels & The State Orchestra of the U.S.S.R. “Mendelssohn’s Concerto No. 1 in G Minor, OP. 25” Marc Mac “For The Sisters” Turn on the Sunlight ...

Ian Isiah "Shugga Sextape, Vol. 1"

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Ian Isiah gives you so little of a jumping off point. In describing the project to my mom I told her it would probably evoke Prince for her. But damn those are some big shoes for a young cat to fill. And pressure is the last thing an experimental musical mind needs in his ear. I'm all for pushing boundaries and testing the water with any and all the ideas that come to your mind while recording. This is the beauty of our modern day recording industry. Yesterday I reviewed an album that had it been done a few years prior it would have certainly been given the major label roll out to the max. But instead it's destined for internet purgatory every so often getting dug into by some curious ears. I digress, you aren't here for more thoughts on Starlito. Today it's all about the sultry and steaming hot Shugga Sextape, Vol. 1 . Considering his last album dropped in like '13 don't be holding your breath for a soon to come volume 2, but this 28 minutes is concise a...