Back catalogue: Funk Soul & Jazz

Review: Second chapter of the 'Inside' series of various artists eps selected by Neroli's very own Volcov. This time with a more eclectic approach than the previous volume, exploring more electronic landscapes with Domu's downtempo ambience song aptly titled 'Point Of Entry' and Jamal Moss's unmistakable sound on his opus 'Black Hands Sound 63' on the first side. On the flipside Mother Tongue's own Patrick Gibin returns with another bouncing collaboration with Kaidi Tatham entitled 'Don't Read' and new upcoming wonder producer EDB serves 'You Bring Me Joy' with the help of Alberto Lincetto on keys and NTS resident Marshmello on vocals!

Review: Silhouette Browns debut was greatly received and seemed to fill a gap in the soul underground, so 5 years is a long time for a follow up LP but as the saying goes good things come to those that wait. The production & song writing team that is Silhouette Brown consists of Bembe Segue,Kaidi Tatham and Dego.This time around they are joined by a new vocalist the unmistakable sound of Philadelphia’s Lady Alma.
Lady Alma has appeared on countless club classics over the years from Sylk 130’s ‘When the Funk Hits the Fan’ to Soul Dahmma’s ‘Happy’ and 4hero’s ‘Hold it Down’.
‘Two’ moves Silhouette Brown into a relaxed head nod soul experience with some songs leaning towards a hip hop sound.An obvious example of that is ‘Get With It’ which features a guest performance from Brand Nubian’s Sadat X on a song about uniting and progression.Many subjects are sung about on ‘two’ such as suicide on ‘Leave A Note’ etc. All this whilst Dego and Kaidi push a warm sumptuous melody driven groove in a way that they only know how.Also check out the guest appearance of the M.D Akwasi on ‘Strawberries in Vinegar’ an instant boogie anthem.

Review: Produced by Dego and Kaidi. Vocals from Bembe Segue and Deborah Jordan.

Review: Produced by Dego and Kaidi. Vocals from Bembe Segue and Deborah Jordan.