The Wicked Sound Weekly Playlist 2020/01/2

The Wicked Sound weekly playlist 2020/01/2 brings us some excellent jazz: debut single from Phronesis‘s double bass player Jasper Hoiby and his new project Planet B, a second single from Tortoise‘s guitarist Jeff Parker‘s upcoming album, and a new Moses Boyd‘s collaboration featured Poppy Ajudha on vocal. Jazz master Charles Lloyd in the live version of classic and Yazzmin Lacey singing on top of Jake Milliner instrumental. Lots of beautiful voices: mentioned already Yazmin Lacey and Poppy Ajudha, Jose James with a new funky song, Emily King and Sara Bareilles in an acoustic duo, and Celeste celebrating her BBC Sound of 2020 award with a new uptempo single. Some instrumental tracks from the world of funk music (Dr Rubberfunk) and abstract hiphop (FloFilz). And some edits as well – Chicago’s Makaya McCraven reworked Gil Scott Heron‘s last record, Leeds’s Abstract Orchestra made instrumental versions of Slum Village and Thievery Corporation presents a symphonic version of their big hit.

Please listen, share the playlist and enjoy! Comments are also really welcome.

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The Wicked Sound weekly playlist 2020/01/2 Tracklist:

1            Jeff Parker – Go Away

2            Moses Boyd, Poppy Ajudha – Shades of You

3            Yazmin Lacey – Not Today Mate

4            Dr Rubberfunk – Longshore Drift

5            Thievery Corporation – Lebanese Blonde – Symphonik Version

6            Jasper Høiby – Interconnectedness

7            Charles Lloyd -Requiem – Live

8            FloFilz – Karru

9            Slum Village, Abstract Orchestra – Go Ladies – Instrumental

10          Emily King, Sara Bareilles – Teach You – Acoustic

11          José James – You Know What It Do

12          Celeste – Stop This Flame

13          Moon Hooch – Bronst

14          Gil Scott-Heron, Makaya McCraven – Where Did the Night Go

Another week, another The Wicked Sound playlist with a selection of wicked tunes. Music from around the world across all music genres, jazz, funk, afrobeat, soul, hip-hop, electronic music, reggae, and more, all of them full of positive energy and good vibes.
There is so much good new music to listen to and share with you. So many incredible artists put out recently brilliant singles or albums and we will try to listen to them and select the best on a weekly basis.Please listen, share, and enjoy! Comments are also really welcome. You can listen to it also on multiple music platforms of your choice.
You can check previous weekly and monthly playlists in this section.

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