kosmo wrote:Space wrote:
How about the new Little Simz album?
that's so last week
ok listening to this now.. making decent first impression, may revisit…
been listening to Welsh rap Deyah of late
kosmo wrote:Space wrote:
How about the new Little Simz album?
that's so last week
kosmo wrote:kosmo wrote:Space wrote:
How about the new Little Simz album?
that's so last week
ok listening to this now.. making decent first impression, may revisit…
been listening to Welsh rap Deyah of late

Hatch-atar wrote:
did you see he's playing union stage
MATTHEW E. WHITE
UNION STAGE | 1/8/22
DOORS: 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Hatch-atar wrote:
did you see he's playing union stage
MATTHEW E. WHITE
UNION STAGE | 1/8/22
DOORS: 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Yada wrote:New album doesn’t do a lot for me but wow was he great several years ago. Saw him and Natalie Prass just straight light a venue in fire here in Richmond like 7 years ago.Hatch-atar wrote:
did you see he's playing union stage
MATTHEW E. WHITE
UNION STAGE | 1/8/22
DOORS: 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Quite disappointing after a six year wait for a new album… can't confirm I'll be attending attending.
Julian, wrote:Yada wrote:New album doesn’t do a lot for me but wow was he great several years ago. Saw him and Natalie Prass just straight light a venue in fire here in Richmond like 7 years ago.Hatch-atar wrote:
did you see he's playing union stage
MATTHEW E. WHITE
UNION STAGE | 1/8/22
DOORS: 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Quite disappointing after a six year wait for a new album… can't confirm I'll be attending attending.
Yada wrote:I’m maybe not THAT enthusiastic about Big Inner but yeah, he’s a talent that never seemed to get his appropriate due. Seeing him repeatedly in front of 50-100 people here in RVA was a treat though.Julian, wrote:Yada wrote:New album doesn’t do a lot for me but wow was he great several years ago. Saw him and Natalie Prass just straight light a venue in fire here in Richmond like 7 years ago.Hatch-atar wrote:
did you see he's playing union stage
MATTHEW E. WHITE
UNION STAGE | 1/8/22
DOORS: 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Quite disappointing after a six year wait for a new album… can't confirm I'll be attending attending.
Indeed… his shows from say late 2013 through 2015 or 16 were some of my favorites ever and Big Inner could fall into my top 20 albums ever.
Yada wrote:Julian, wrote:Yada wrote:New album doesn’t do a lot for me but wow was he great several years ago. Saw him and Natalie Prass just straight light a venue in fire here in Richmond like 7 years ago.Hatch-atar wrote:
did you see he's playing union stage
MATTHEW E. WHITE
UNION STAGE | 1/8/22
DOORS: 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Quite disappointing after a six year wait for a new album… can't confirm I'll be attending attending.
Indeed… his shows from say late 2013 through 2015 or 16 were some of my favorites ever and Big Inner could fall into my top 20 albums ever.
excontradiction wrote:
Jeebus i thought you all were talking about Matthew Sweet. I had to go back to make sure I wasn't completely losing it.
Yada wrote:Hatch-atar wrote:
did you see he's playing union stage
MATTHEW E. WHITE
UNION STAGE | 1/8/22
DOORS: 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Quite disappointing after a six year wait for a new album… can't confirm I'll be attending attending.
Yada wrote:Yada wrote:Hatch-atar wrote:
did you see he's playing union stage
MATTHEW E. WHITE
UNION STAGE | 1/8/22
DOORS: 7PM | SHOW 8PM
Quite disappointing after a six year wait for a new album… can't confirm I'll be attending attending.
SideFake dropping bad dates… actual date is 1/20 with a show in Bawlmoor on 1/19
kosmo wrote:
The Philadelphia Experiment
The Detroit Experiment
The Harlem Experiment
was already aware of the Detroit and Philly ones, just added the Harlem one to to my collection
basic concept is local musicians of different backgrounds get together and jam in the studio for a few days…
so the Philly one has ?uestlove, Christian McBride and Uri Caine with some other locals helping out
The Detroit one is led by Carl Craig second wave techno DJ and producer/percussionist Karriem Riggins along with a number of local Detroit Jazz and funk musicians
the Harlem one has as it's core group Carlos Alomar, Ruben Rodriguez, Steve Berrios, Eddie Martinez, Don Byron, and Steve Bernstein.