groovy

23 Apr 2015

tim Song Of The Day dancy, funk, groovy, Indie, MORE FAYA!, music, psychedelic, song of the day, SOTD, this is my jam now, unknown mortal orchestra 0 comments

Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Can’t Keep Checking My Phone

Oh man this SOTD is funky. People in my office are hearing it only because my chair is squeaky and I cant keep still while listening to it in my headphones. The grove permeates through all the instruments and vocals instead of relying on only the rhythm section. Unknown Mortal Orchestra are new to me but they have three albums already and have received acclaim from the likes of Pitchfork for their great Psychedelic sounds. ‘Scuse me while I dive into some new ear candy. Enjoy your SOTD, lovers. <3

20 Apr 2015

tim Song Of The Day blissful sounds, dat groove, groovy, hip hop, jazz hop, Jazzinuf, relax, soundclound, underground 0 comments

Jazzinuf – Majestic

In a world of short attention spans and popularistic tastes, music like this stands out to me. The aural bliss in the beginning is like that long climb upwards on a big rollercoaster. The best way to enjoy it is enjoy the view, relax and wait for the drop. Go follow this guy on soundcloud and enjoy your SOTD, folks.

14 Jan 2015

tim Song Of The Day chet faker, electronica, gold, groovy, hip hop, music, song of the day, soul 1 comment

Gold – Chet Faker

Chet Faker really knows how to bring on the soul, funk and hip hop with a healthy smidgen of pop sensibility. Revel in the lyrics, lovers. Listen to those cool synths, ‘producers’. Sway to the groove, dancers. Here is your song of the day.

11 Jan 2015

tim Sit & Listen Sundays groovy, Horace Silver, jazz, Mix, sit back and listen Sunday 0 comments

Horace Silver’s Blue Note Years – Mix

If you have work to do ’round your house this sunday or you’re simply relaxing reading a book or procrastinating from prepping for Monday madness, this mix is for you. A groovy backround to chores or a fixating addition to your lazy nothing time.

Horace Silver died last year much to my dismay. I discovered this mix as tribute to his legacy on my friend’s soundcloud account. Rest in peace you jazz legend. I wish you didn’t have to die for me to notice your incredible body of work in jazz.