Hip Hop and Modern R&B thread

Dawn Richard on heavy rotation here of late. 2016’s Infrared ep…

Great album Chief and great thread :blush:

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Funnily enough, while driving to the station today to pick up my daughter, I was playing Dr. Dre’s 2001.

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Loyle Carner - Waving Not Drowning

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Little Simz - Grey Area

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Haviah Mighty - 13th Floor

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After the Chiefs post I dug out this one. This was the first Dawn Richard’s album I bought. I’m not sure it stands up to her later releases.

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Das Racist - Relax

Very, very clever.

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A superb mashup of styles. Listen to “Adeline” to recognise how cool this is.

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Does this count as “modern” hip-hop? Does it even count as hip-hop? It’s pretty bloody good, in any case…

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Might be heresy, but not a bad set of songs !!!

Future - Superfly

“Walk On Minks” & “Tie My Shoes” being standouts.

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Hi Chief,

Liking both posts. I hadn’t heard the Frank Ocean track. Superb.

If I remember rightly you might have been responsible for me buying Channel Orange all those years ago when you posted it on “The Music Room”

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Just remembering how big an impact this album had on me when it was first released. Love the track by The Pharcyde and Grand Puba.

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I’ve posted these a couple of times before, but as we now have a thread that celebrates great R&B singers seems like the right place to put these.

Nao - For All We Know
Nao - Saturn

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Not a huge fan of Rap but a good tune is a good tune and this is a 30 degree heat record.

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And in my view the greatest rap record of all time and sonically one of the best records I own period.

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Cooling down with an ice cold bottle of San Miguel and some sweet soul music.

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Thanks ChiefChirpa great post regarding Chronic samples lots on their I didn’t know and especially loving Lou Donaldson - Pot Belly.

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One of the greatest producers of all time.
R.I.P James Dewitt Yancey aka J Dilla.

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Went to see this at cinema at 13 years old with one of my now passed best friends Little Rich so this movie and the soundtrack always make smile to remember him.