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Ja Pan Ah EP
Cat: OMNI 1205. Rel: 03 Aug 23
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Tokyo Nightlife (6:30)
Kambei (4:14)
Electric City Don't Sleep (5:00)
Yasuke Soul (4:55)
Review: Having previously delivered EPs inspired by African, Jamaican and Brazilian musical culture, 4 Hero co-founder Marc Mac continues his imaginary global adventures by paying tribute to Japan in his own inimitable style. He begins by charging onto neon-lit big city dancefloors via the jazz-funk/broken beat/nu-jazz positivity and spirituality of 'Tokyo Nightlife', before reaching for deeper chords, traditional Japanese melodies and extra-percussive bruk rhythms on 'Kambei'. 'Electric City Don't Sleep' joins the dots between YMO, City Pop and the neo-classical works of the late Ryuichi Sakamoto, while 'Yasuke Soul' is a sun-soaked, subtly Far East-infused jazz-funk delight. The whole thing is soul-soaked sonic perfection, as you'd expect from an artist of Marc Mac's experience and calibre.
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Intérprete: Ricardo Miranda
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Def Radio
Def Radio (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: OMNIVLP 12. Rel: 31 Oct 24
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Eyes Don't Lie (4:17)
The Look Of Love (3:34)
Today (4:22)
Raid (3:16)
Layin' Low, Gettin' High (3:51)
What It Mean (2:59)
Hurt So Bad (3:37)
Heather (4:52)
Ital Jazz (5:04)
Still Making Memories (4:05)
Red Cactus (album version) (3:51)
Cuban Candy Sticks (4:31)
Review: Def Radio marks the return of Marc Mac's long-running Visioneers project. As ever with Visioneers, this record reimagines the default stock of hip-hop's best-stocked jukebox, often beginning from scratch and/or working around a central sample, to either recontextualise a classic or come up with a new song; whatever the case, the key hallmark of a Visioneers album is its live instrumentation, with flaunts a *gauche et droite* mastery over hip-hop's laggard swing. Where this would usually handled by the chance placement of the sample snippet on the timeline alone, here it (sounds) actually drummed in. On Def Radio, lead tune 'The Look Of Love' predominates with its three-note ostinato and unhurried beat flaneur, whilst runner-ups 'Layin' Low, Gettin' High' and 'Cuban Candy Sticks' also stick out as salient among the troupe.
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Def Radio
Cat: OMNICDLP 012. Rel: 31 Oct 24
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Eyes Don't Lie
The Look Of Love
Today
Raid
Layin' Low, Getting High
What It Mean
Hurt So Bad
Heather
Ital Jazz
Still Making Memories
Red Cactus (album version)
Cuban Candy Sticks
Mystic Brew
Smilin' Billy Suite
Review: Marc Mac revives the Visioneers for Def Radio, a fresh spin on hip-hop classics reimagined through his distinct touch. On this CD release, Mac's vision moves beyond sampling to build layers of live instrumentation, giving these beats that loose, lagging swing hip-hop is loved for. Lead track 'The Look of Love' slips in smoothly with a three-note riff and laid-back beat, while 'Layin' Low, Gettin' High' and 'Cuban Candy Sticks' bring the groove. Def Radio feels like a soundtrack for mellow afternoons, blending nostalgia with newness in true Visioneers style.
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