Keeping It Deep Special Featuring Exclusive Boddhi Satva Mix
Listen to: Keeping It Deep 10
Tracklist:
01. Season & Sigaire Feat. Randolph Matthews - Open To Love (Remix)
02. Version - The Brighter Side (Jimpster Remix)
03. NU Frequency Feat. Shara Nelson (Version Remix)
04. Poussez vs Demarkus Lewis Feat - Passin' Thu (Atjazz Remix)
05. Martina Accuna - Dance Dance Dance
Boddhi Satva Exclusive Mix
01. Atjazz Feat. Dawne B - Parallels
02. Platinum Pied Pipers ft. Tiombe Lockhart - Stay With Me
03. Dwele - Chittin
04. OlivierDaySoul - Soul 4 U
05. Deemi - Catchin Feelings
06. Peter Hadar - Painted
07. Linton Kwesi Johnson - It Noh Funny
08. Toumani Diabaté - Wasso
09. Canon Star - Show Biz
10. Ferre Gola - Qui Vivra Verra
11. Bako Dagnon - Bounteni (Boddhi Satva Ancestral Soul Remix)
12. Ezel ft. Fredy Massamba - His Presence
13. Rocco - Someday (NJ Mix)
14. House Of Rhumba - Baba (Roots Mix)
15. Djinji Brown - Sweat Shop (Boddhi Satva's Ancestral Soul Treatment)
16. Culoe De Song - The Bright Forest
17. Boddhi Satva & Abel Tabu - Moina Ya Mokili
Labels: Atjazz, Boddhi Satva, DJ Mix, Shara Nelson
Lesson in contemporary musical production, part one: “Underlined,” the third track and first minor masterpiece on Martin Iveson’s new album under his Atjazz moniker, Full Circle. Vocalists Ernesto and Cee Rock do a none-too-shabby job lending soulful hooks and Native Tongues-style rhymes–par for the course on this album of collaborations with a series of vocalists from the pan-nu-jazz multiverse. But it’s Atjazz’s ability to layer droplets of subtle tones like archaeological strata that makes these tracks bump-worthy for the dancers and discussion-worthy for the pundits. Where nu-jazz has gone complacent, Atjazz has delved deeper into the technology’s organic possibilities, allowing for both “I Forgot You,” which ticks and tocks with bass-heavy club appeal, and “With You,” which fits neatly into both your iPod’s ‘back to mine…’ and “Blue Note” playlists. Subtly complex, danceable, and gorgeous: Even three years in the making, Full Circle appears not a moment too soon.
Labels: Atjazz, Full Circle, Justin Hopper, Mantis Recordings, XLR8R
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