š Up to 70% Off Selected ItemsShop Sale
Younge, Adrian & Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Instrumentals JID019
Following the star-studded release of Jazz Is Deadās second series, the venerated label returns with an intimate offering of selected instrumentals from the Series 2 sessions with the legendary vocalist Jean Carne and keyboardist Lonnie Liston Smith. Here, standout moments such as Carneās āCome As You Areā and Smithās āLove Brings Happinessā shine with a new focus on the process and craft behind them, and the intricacies of the era-accurate all-analog equipment used at Linear Labs Studio become more present. Fertile ground for putting on headphones and embarking on a hazy solo trip, the ten selections on JID019 are transporting and mesmerizing, each track reverberating reverence for the iconic Jazz-Funk sounds made famous by the likes of Carne and Smith, and represent some of the labelās finest work to date. As soon as you hear the low-end rumble that opens āCome As You Areā, you immediately see the vision that Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad have in mind when choosing to work with vintage audio equipment and instruments. Like any great classic album, the percussion comes to life and engulfs the sound stage, animating the rest of the ensemble and propelling the inner paranoia from the saxophone and synths even further than the original. On āLove Brings Happinessā, a standout from Smithās entry, the oozing distortion that creeps in early on shifts into a more prominent role, leading our ears and bodies through one of Younge and Muhammadās most intense and kinetic productions in the series so far. As the rest of the tracklist splits evenly between Carne and Smith numbers, the realigned focus becomes apparent; the drums on Carneās fantastic āThe Summertimeā ripen and each rimshot further entrenches the groove as the keyboards drift a little bit further than before.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Younge, Adrian & Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Instrumentals JID019
Younge, Adrian & Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Instrumentals JID019
Following the star-studded release of Jazz Is Deadās second series, the venerated label returns with an intimate offering of selected instrumentals from the Series 2 sessions with the legendary vocalist Jean Carne and keyboardist Lonnie Liston Smith. Here, standout moments such as Carneās āCome As You Areā and Smithās āLove Brings Happinessā shine with a new focus on the process and craft behind them, and the intricacies of the era-accurate all-analog equipment used at Linear Labs Studio become more present. Fertile ground for putting on headphones and embarking on a hazy solo trip, the ten selections on JID019 are transporting and mesmerizing, each track reverberating reverence for the iconic Jazz-Funk sounds made famous by the likes of Carne and Smith, and represent some of the labelās finest work to date. As soon as you hear the low-end rumble that opens āCome As You Areā, you immediately see the vision that Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad have in mind when choosing to work with vintage audio equipment and instruments. Like any great classic album, the percussion comes to life and engulfs the sound stage, animating the rest of the ensemble and propelling the inner paranoia from the saxophone and synths even further than the original. On āLove Brings Happinessā, a standout from Smithās entry, the oozing distortion that creeps in early on shifts into a more prominent role, leading our ears and bodies through one of Younge and Muhammadās most intense and kinetic productions in the series so far. As the rest of the tracklist splits evenly between Carne and Smith numbers, the realigned focus becomes apparent; the drums on Carneās fantastic āThe Summertimeā ripen and each rimshot further entrenches the groove as the keyboards drift a little bit further than before.
Select Variant
From $10.14
Original: $28.98
-65%Younge, Adrian & Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Instrumentals JID019ā
$28.98
$10.14Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Following the star-studded release of Jazz Is Deadās second series, the venerated label returns with an intimate offering of selected instrumentals from the Series 2 sessions with the legendary vocalist Jean Carne and keyboardist Lonnie Liston Smith. Here, standout moments such as Carneās āCome As You Areā and Smithās āLove Brings Happinessā shine with a new focus on the process and craft behind them, and the intricacies of the era-accurate all-analog equipment used at Linear Labs Studio become more present. Fertile ground for putting on headphones and embarking on a hazy solo trip, the ten selections on JID019 are transporting and mesmerizing, each track reverberating reverence for the iconic Jazz-Funk sounds made famous by the likes of Carne and Smith, and represent some of the labelās finest work to date. As soon as you hear the low-end rumble that opens āCome As You Areā, you immediately see the vision that Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad have in mind when choosing to work with vintage audio equipment and instruments. Like any great classic album, the percussion comes to life and engulfs the sound stage, animating the rest of the ensemble and propelling the inner paranoia from the saxophone and synths even further than the original. On āLove Brings Happinessā, a standout from Smithās entry, the oozing distortion that creeps in early on shifts into a more prominent role, leading our ears and bodies through one of Younge and Muhammadās most intense and kinetic productions in the series so far. As the rest of the tracklist splits evenly between Carne and Smith numbers, the realigned focus becomes apparent; the drums on Carneās fantastic āThe Summertimeā ripen and each rimshot further entrenches the groove as the keyboards drift a little bit further than before.
