Australian DJ Flume returns in great shape with "Hi This is Flume". He returns with a raw format, the mixtape, a mix without labels, chained in one go. When his production crosses the technique of the English rapper Slowthai or the experimental JPEGMAFIA, Flume reveals all his talent. Accompanied by a complete short film covering the twenty titles of the mixtape, "Hi This is Flume" is a perfect record of the modernized sound of the artist, with always his talent for silence ... read more

It's really cool to be able to discover fantastic albums thanks to AOTY, it's PreeMo who advised me "Evolution Fight" by Cyne. It's a fairly classic boom-bap album really inspired by Nujabes (one of my favorite producers). The productions are really successful. The two beatmakers of the Floridian group, Speck and Enoch build a refreshing and luminous sound. The different sound loops built with samples or live instruments are incredibly effective. Like The Roots or the Algorithm trio, ... read more

After a very successful series of EP, James Blake releases his first album: "James Blake". Mixing R&B and Electro, Blake managed to release a pop album of unequaled sweetness. While the songs are the magnetic center here, Blake's musicality and sonics are equally striking. A producer "dubstep" with a touch of soft piano and an ear for granular synthesis. This album is honest, sincere and James Blake's style is so particular. This artist is for me one of the most ... read more

Ka explores different themes theough his albums. After the chess on "The Night's Gambit", the book "The Manchurian Candidate" on "Days with Dr. Yen Lo", then the samurai with "Honor Killed The Samurai", he now turns to Greek mythology with "Orpheus vs. The Sirens ". Thus each title of the project refers to a character or a famous passage of mythology: Hades, Sisyphus, Oedipus ... As usual, the Brooklyn MC expresses his experience on each piece, ... read more