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Potatohead People – Nick & Astro’S Guide To The Galaxy [New Vinyl]
Artist: Potatohead People
Title: Nick & Astro’S Guide To The Galaxy
Format: Vinyl
UPC: 708630007511
Condition: New
Release Date: 2018
Record Label: Bastard Jazz Rec
Album Tracks
1. Late Show Theme
2. Morning Sun ft. Nanna.B
3. Quest For Love
4. Talking With Gawd
5. Do My Thing ft. Kapok & Illa J
6. No Sleep Til MTL
7. Liftin’ Up ft. K-Maxx
8. All Alone ft. Illa J & Moka Only
9. Returning The Flavour ft. Trian Kayhatu
10. Change Of Heart ft. Illa J
11. El Himno De La Barberia
12. Rituals
Comprised of Vancouver producers and multi-instrumentalists Nick Wisdom and Astrological, Canadian duo Potatohead People boast a number of noteworthy accolades thanks to a their signature sound drawing influences from 90’s boom-bap, future soul, classic jazz, deep house and boogie/funk. Beginning with a series of EP’s, including their landmark Kosmichemusik EP, Potatohead People’s productions quickly made their way to artists like Illa J who tapped the duo to produce his now critically acclaimed self-titled album, as well as producers like Kaytranada (who co-produced Illa J’s Strippers” with the pair). Supporters such as Soulection, Nightmares on Wax, Pomo, DJ Spinna, Big Boi, and Phife Dawg have also played formidable roles in championing the sound of Potatohead People worldwide. Now with three years since their last release, 2015’s critically acclaimed debut album Big Luxury, Potatohead People are back with their long awaited new album Nick & Astro’s Guide To The Galaxy. The record picks up right where the pair left off, showcasing a leap forward in production chops, musicality, and songwriting. The first single “Quest For Love” with it’s neck snapping drum break, lush rhodes chords, cosmic synths, guitar & horn flourishes and unexpected musical changeups bring in the hiphop infected musicality the duo has become so loved for, while Nick & Astro collaborate vocally on top. “Morning Sun” featuring Danish vocalist (and Anderson.Paak collaborator) Nanna.B is in part a melancholy piece with knocking drums, an infectious bassline and a soulful, shimmering hook, while “Do My Thing” featuring Canadian singer Kapok and Illa J is a neck-snapping hip-hop joint perfect for the dancefloor. “Liftin’ Up” featuring San Francisco’s K-Maxx ventures into West Coast boogie territories, while the album’s closer “Rituals” goes for a deeper more atmospheric electronic vibe.
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