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yussef kamaal - black focus is a good one

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>>72595553
I love Loop Finding Jazz Records to bits, but apart from the title it has little to do with jazz.

I love flying lotus but apart from that I've never really listened to future jazz. What would you guys recommend? I tried Jan Jelinek or whatever his name is (6th album in OP) but that was way too minimal for me, which is weird because I love Aphex's ambient stuff. I also listened to headhunters a few days ago and loved it.

>>72595936
The rest in the OP would probably be a sensible start.

Bricolage (1997), unified classical, jazz, rock and dance music in a genre and style that was universal. Tobin warped the distinctive timbres of instruments to produce new kinds of instruments, and then wove them into an organic flow of sound.

8.5/10

>>72595958
the awful live dj set Solid Steel (Ninja Tune, 2004)

2/10

>>72595958
>Scaruffi

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>>72595936
Techno and piano greatness

>>72595553
I've been trying some of turnys broken beat recs but too much soul/female vocals on some, need more straight instrumental stuff

>>72596322
this is great

>>72597446
shut the fuck up no one's listening to your baby ass advice

>>72597460
its great, try it, go on, dare ya

>>72597507
i wouldnt try it even if you posted a youtube link ITT and if i werent shitting right now I wouldnt even talk to you

>>72595936
Herbie Hancock's Sextant has an even more futuristic feel. I highly recommend Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble but it is a bit sparse at times.

>>72597518
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