This week’s playlist is eclectic, yet firmly jazz-rooted. As ever, we kick things of with a track from our upcoming Album of the Week – Sphila, by South African ensemble The Brother Moves On. From there, we head into varying degrees of jazz, via a couple of detours into some R’n’B and hip-hop. An indie and classic rock section breaks up the jazz this week, with tracks from the likes of The Doors, R.E.M. and Jimi Hendrix, before a final section with tunes from Sons of Kemet, Yussef Kamaal, and Newcastle-heralding collective Knats. New music this week comes from Joe Armon-Jones (feat. Greentea Peng, Wu-Lu), Joshua Redman and Prima Queen. Save, share and listen on Spotify.
Tracklist
- Sphila – The Brother Moves On
- I.L.T.S – SAULT
- Panda Village – Theon Cross, Moses Boyd, Nubya Garcia
- Stuck In The Middle – Greentea Peng
- Another Place (feat. Greentea Peng) – Joe Armon-Jones
- CODE – The Comet Is Coming
- Oh My Actual Days – Alabaster DePlume
- LOVE QUANTUM (Prelude) – Theo Croker
- It’s Ok to Cry – Kofi Stone, Loyle Carner
- TARDIS (hardest) – Greentea Peng
- Green – Greentea Peng
- Four On Six – Wes Montgomery
- Sweetie Love Oh – The Brother Moves On
- 29 Bacon – Dobbö
- Four – Michael Mayo
- Recordame – Shaun Martin
- A Message To Unsend – Joshua Redman
- Prelude to Writing Together – The Ancestors
- Whisky Story Time – Alabaster DePlume
- Mexico – Prima Queen
- Fool – Prima Queen
- L.A. Woman – The Doors
- Shiny Happy People – R.E.M.
- Voodoo Chile – Jimi Hendrix
- My Queen is Mamie Phipps Clark
- The Observer – Shabaka and the Ancestors
- Joint 17 – Yussef Kamaal
- BOR——H (Opus 23E) – Anthony Braxton
- She Said – Everything is Recorded, Obongjayar, Kamasi Washington
- Rumba(r) – Knats
Waxing Lyrical 