Grant Green - VisionsGrant Green embraced R&B and jazz funk on his 1971 album Visions featuring Billy Wooten, Emmanuel Riggins, Chuck Rainey, Idris Muhammad, Ray Armando, and Harold Caldwell. The guitarists distinctive tone, and melodicism elevate songs by The Jackson 5, Chicago, The Carpenters, Mozart, and Quincy Jones Maybe Tomorrow which was later sampled by Kendrick Lamar. This Blue Note Classic Vinyl Edition is stereo, all analog, mastered by Kevin Gray from the

Presented in an immersive

It’s a swift departure from previous album Felt

Hamilton’s lyrics speak to the unique turmoil of anyone who creates as their work

packaged in a casebound album

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7 x bonus tracks

kitschy pulp films and a flip-reverse of female cinematic representation all primed to unfurl and explode around them

The debut album of new Irish songwriter Aoife Nessa Frances is shot through with a sense of mystery - an ambiguity and disorientation that illuminates songs with smokey luminescence

Sampled by Four Tet

Short tracks like 'Fa Cé La' and 'Moscow Nights' have a pop punch while longer songs like 'Forces At Work' and the title track find different sorts of thrills from the unexpected way their uneasy jangles and insistent beats weave together in an ever tighter bundle of sound

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In the words of Jenny Hval: ‰ÛÏBlood Bitch is an investigation of blood