There is something about this music from the westcoast – of the US. Waves rooling and everything is soft and easy.
Listening to J. Boogie, “Deep in the cut” – beautiful downtempo track. With a funny cut up vocal and a nice sounding sitar – and the slow hip hop beat just making the heartbeat of the song – cruising with the modal baseline – really simple percussion and a funky flute – handclaps – deep in the cut – deep in the cut. Funky and indian at the same time.
Really warm sounding track that can go on forever without noone ever noticing how long it has been playing – it sucks you in. Like the waves of the pacific – rolling on the shores – calming the upset – cooling the hot.
Now I am on a new track – “Try Me” they call it – nice downbeat, funky and chilled and with a nice male talking voice and a – not too souly – female vocal.
The flute is still here, and its a bit like Barry White also was in that studio that day.
Sitar also still there, giving the whole thing the ethnic touch.
Soft trumpets – very laid back feeling in this music.
I can highly recommend it “J. Boogies Dubtronic Science” – its from 2003 I think – out on Om records in San Francisco. J. Boogies Dubtronic Science Home of Kaskade, Mark Farin and King Kooba.