West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Marco on April 01, 2016, 09:19:07 AM
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1. Velvet Portraits
2. Valdez off Crenshaw
3. Push
4. With You
5. Curly Martin
6. Never Enough
7. Turkey Taco
8. Patiently Waiting (feat. Uncle Chuck & The Emotions)
9. Tribe Called West
10. Oakland
11. Bromali
12. Think of You
13. Reverse
14. Mortal Man
Editors’ Notes
Good luck pigeonholing Terrace Martin; on Velvet Portraits, the L.A. producer/saxophonist (who entered the limelight working with Kendrick Lamar) creates a wildly creative collision of jazz, soul, funk, and hip-hop that’s loaded with guests and restless creativity. Case in point? Take “Valdez off Crenshaw”—a wah-wah-infused, organ-driven instrumental based on a Donny Hathaway tune. Martin dresses it up with whistling synth leads and Zappa-esque guitars. Want to go further out? Take “Turkey Taco,” a showpiece of Outkast-inspired freakiness with a rubbery synth-bass, purring backup singers, and an off-kilter acoustic piano. When it’s time to come back, try “Patiently Waiting,” a soulful, sweat-soaked blues throwback featuring a gloriously gutsy vocal from Uncle Chucc or the simmering R&B of “Think of You." Weird, wonderful, and impossible to pin down, this is future-soul music from a musician who elegantly connects the music of Stax to the streets of Compton and beyond.
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dl right now!
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Quincy Jones Jr....this album is a flawless from start to finish... 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
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not feeling it after one listen
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wow, this album is amazin!
jazz in hip hop, or hip hop in jazz without rap.
must buy, must hear!