The official video for the second single to drop from Typesun. 'The PL' is out now, featuring a remix from Behling & Simpson. Download it digitally from all good online stores: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/the-pl-single/id581881115 http://www.junodownload.com/products/typesun-the-pl/2090282-02/ http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00AFUUC6M Sign up to Typesun's mailing list for a free mix: http://emailunlock.com/type/the-independent-touching https://www.facebook.com/Typesun https://www.soundcloud.com/type https://www.myspace.com/recordsbytype https://www.twitter.com/#!/typesun Concept - Sean Holbrook (Run Boy Run) Direction - Type & Lumen Camera, Lighting & Production - Lumen (http://www.Lumen-AV.com) Camera and First Edit - Jack Pugh Waters (http://www.SouthBlessed.co.uk)) Musicians: Guitar - James Ladd Bass - Jon Short Drums - Typesun Extra Cast: Percussionist played by John Blakeley Vocalist played by Romaine Smith Keyboardist played by Dale Hambridge ***Please note - Romaine is not the singer on the recording. The original vocalist was not available and as Romaine will be touring with the band, he stepped in to play the part in the video*** Special Thanks: Sean Holbrook, Jamie Russell, Vincent Baidoo at (http://www.SouthBlessed.co.uk), Jack Pugh Waters & All at Kuumba Arts Centre, Bristol.

"Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)", often shortened to "Inner City Blues", is a song by Marvin Gaye, released as the third and final single from and the climactic song of his 1971 landmark album, What's Going On. Written by Gaye and James Nyx, the song depicted the ghettos of inner-city America as it discussed how the bleak economic situation would lead to someone wanting to holler and throw ones hands up. The song was recorded in a mellow funk style with Gaye playing piano. Several of the Funk Brothers also contributed, including Eddie "Bongo" Brown, and bassist Bob Babbitt.

'I'll provide' provides a dirty bassline and way more for 'all y'all dirty bastards needs'.. 'I think of saturday' has Kenny's vocals over uptempo beats that remind the ones Prince used way back. 'If I gave U my love' is a soulful jam using the Camille Yarbrough lyrics from the 1975 ' Take Yo' Praise' track. The record closes off with two downtempo soulcuts 'Deeper shadow' and 'Sinnerman' to vibe out to. releases June 21, 2019 Pre-order digital https://moodymann.bandcamp.com/album/... _____________________________________________ soundsgroovy https://soundcloud.com/soundsgroovy https://www.facebook.com/soundsgroovy1 Send demos to soundsgroovytrax@gmail.com For promo use only. Please email soundsgroovytrax@gmail.com if you would like the track taken down.

Official audio for "Truth N' Time" by Al Green, from the album Truth N' Time (1978) Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2j8ulPs http://www.hirecords.com/ http://www.fatpossum.com/

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Black City (2010) 1. Honey 2. I Can't Feel 3. Little People (Black City) 4. Slowdance 5. Soil to Seed 6. You Put a Smell on Me 7. Shortwave 8. Monkey 9. More Surgery 10. Gem Black City is Matthew Dear at his least penetrable and most alluring. If the David Bowie comparisons were to continue, the album would place him somewhere in Lodger territory. The dominance of inscrutable lyrics, peculiar characters and subjects, and alien rhythms makes the album more akin to the likes of Lodger's "African Night Flight," "Yassassin," and "Repetition" than the relatively straightforward "Boys Keep Swinging." Like Asa Breed, Dear's previous full-length, Black City is best described as avant pop, but there is an absence of lucidity, and no song sticks as quickly as "Don and Sherri" or "Deserter." It's all slippery, sleazy, murky sound-substance -- knotted rhythms with irregular gaits made all the more surreal by Dear's generally vague, suggestive lyrics and wordless, droning background vocals. Depending on your taste, this will likely be instantly off-putting or progressively pleasurable. Either way, it will probably make you feel like you could use a shower. That Black City is Dear's most creative and individual album is not, however, up for debate. [Allmusic.com]

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