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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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Dev, aka Pink Navel, meticulously samples and references the corners of the internet to create futuristic rap on their new EP ‘EPIC.’ Check out our full review of @dotdev_’s new album on our website, written by the talented @kevin_crandall1 🍑
These are our 5 thoughts on Donda, which are extracted from our full length review on the site (link in bio). We compare Donda and Jesus Is King, give perspective on the listening parties, look at how the 50+ feature appearances make this album unique, and a lot more.
Aminé’s ‘Limbo’ turns one. @kevin_crandall1 contributes another great piece for FP, this time breaking down ‘Limbo’ through an analysis of the Portland rapper’s production styles and his juxtaposition of lyrical boasts, reflections, and insecurities. (Link in bio) 🍑
Trying out a new post format today. Here are our 5 thoughts on Isaiah Rashad’s new album ‘The House Is Burning.’ Let us know what you think about the album… agree with our takes? Like the new format? Other thoughts on the album? 🍑
Twin Shadow’s (@thetwinshadow) new eponymous album is an enjoyable and breezy summer soundtrack. Grounded in Dominican sounds, he blends punk and soul with pan-Caribbean music to create a reimagined version of island rock.
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 🍑

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