The Musik Lounge

What’s up y’all!? Welcome to another Sunday, another grab bag. Light up your favorite herbs, intoxicating or not, and vibe with us. Sounds from our crates cultivated over the years, found in the wild from around the world! Groove, clean, relax, run, do whatever you need on this beautiful Sunday. Thanks for listening! LL Cool J “Rock The Bells” Brother Ali “Daylight” Dream Dolphin “Take No Michi” The Vitones “The Storm (So Blue)” Crusaders “Cosmic Reign” Redman “Cosmic Slop” Junie “Surrender” Makoto Kubota & The Sunset Gang “Kobune No Tabi (Boat Trip)” EPMD “Rap Is Outta Control” Pointer Sisters “Fire” Sympathy Nervous “Go On & Off” Ryuichi Sakamoto “A Carved Stone” DJ Richard “Ancestral Helm” Grouper “Unclean Mind” You’ll Never Get To Heaven “Dust” Ross From Friends “Love Divide” Jitwam “Whereyougonnago?” The Supremes “Ask Any Girl” Stanley Black Orchestra “Hymn To The Sun” Three Dog Night “Sunlight” Sault “Feels So Good” Isaac Hayes “Ikes Rap III” Ash Ra Tempel “Schwingungen”...

With Hip Hop seeing an explosion of new artists (who are almost exclusively found throughout this here internet) and a shift in sound that is progressing with the times, artists from the previous era or two are looking to remain relevant and continue to deliver to their fans what they have come to expect. EPMD may have taken some time off, but with their recent reunification leading to the release of We Mean Business it seems Erik and Parrish are serious about continuing their legacy into a fourth decade – this year marks their twentieth year in the industry, spanning three decades. While the title is an obvious continuation from the always business minded pair , it suits the quick hitting album incredibly well. From the opening track Sermon never lets the beats mellow out as everything remains up tempo along with his trademark funk samples that knock hard. EPMD ft. Raekwon “Puttin’ Work In” Raekwon joins them for the opening cut “Puttin’ Work In” where they walk a line between discu...