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Playlist: Jazzy Hip Hop / R&B

3+ hours of great jazz-influenced hip hop. from Common to DOOM to Robert Glasper to J Dilla and a whole lot more. Listen & follow on Spotify. This playlist will be continually updated and refreshed with new content.

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July 3, 2020August 3, 2020 freezepeachnowa tribe called quest, common, erykah badu, Hip Hop, jazz and hip hop, jazz production, mf doom, oddisee, rap

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If you care about the history of music, you should watch this inspiring new documentary (on Hulu). Summer of Soul invites everyone to enjoy the raw never-before-seen footage from the ‘Black Woodstock’ festival of 1969, featuring legends like Stevie Wonder, B.B. King, Gladys Knight, Mavis Staples, and so many more. (It’s also further proof that director @questlove can do no wrong). Read the whole review at the link in our bio 🍑
Back to back articles about artists from the DMV! The talented @kevin_crandall1 wrote this review of @kwajooo’s new single ‘Stay Up!,’ and makes a great case for why it should be in your summer rotation. (Link in bio).
How many @goldlink fans out there? We’re excited to share our new article that explores why the smooth artist from the DMV area is so underrated in the hip hop community.
We know we’re a little late to the party here, but hopefully everyone enjoys our list and our commentary on these stellar rap verses from last year 🍑
This was the first article ever published on Freezepeach. Crazy it was almost 5 years ago. Also crazy that this was written about Endless… and at the time we had no idea Blonde would also come out a day later. No one could have predicted the massive impact these albums have had, and that years later we’d be referring to music timelines as pre- and post-Blonde.
Our review of J. Cole’s new album ‘The Off-Season’ is now live on the site. The first half of the review explores how his songs ‘1985’ and ‘Middle Child’ can help us understand his approach to ‘The Off-Season.’ The second half of the review dives into the details of his new album, and explains why returning to mixtape-era Cole was a recipe for success. Link in bio. Enjoy, share, comment, etc. 🍑

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