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Great work from Sydney as he nudges the UK nu-jazz continuum into exciting Afro hip hopstrumental territory by injecting it with field recordings & local musicians he met during his adventures to eSwatini. Funky, fresh Afro roots meets Bristol fusion on Black Acre.

Forgetting her shopping one day Anadol made a one pot, lo-fi Turkish psychedelic folk stew of past their sell by date synth sounds, a dusty jazz cube, some odd looking dried mushrooms, wilting vocals, got some of her musical housemates to take it in turns stirring & invited Pingipung Records for dinner. It was oddly delicious.

Deep, hip hop rooted, broken jazz beats from 14KT aided by who's who of keeping it real collaborators for First Word Records. Loose beats & vibes for days will keep all the head nodders & foot droppers, snapping and shuffling for the summer & beyond.

The breezy, Balearic, summer suitable, jazz flirting, house courting new age of New Age electronic fusion from Osaka, Japan's ind_fris on his own Scaffolder Recordings is easing me into the day nicely.

A mesmerizing mish mash of all things lazy & hazy from Yu Su for Music From Memory. Languid, hypnotic percussion melts into Balearic balminess, the sounds of nature synergize with pleasant electronica & misty vocals float above the warmth & sounds of Eastern sunrises.

Like an expensive car that travels faster than it feels, Toby Gale combines Smooth FM, new age of New Age & future chill pill vibes with an overpowered yet spacious electronic engine to create a chilled cosmic hybrid cruiser for Activia Benz.

Sunday suitable listening as Offthesky takes a lazy & hazy tour around experimental yet gentle ambient realms. Ethereal vocals float above gently shifting sands of momentary harp, sax, keys & strings as ebbing & flowing drones unite modern compositional moments with fleeting sound designs for Eilean Rec.

Welcome to the latest Slow Music Movement show for Radio Primavera Sound which is now avaible to stream.

Ambient drones meet Iranian strings before interplanetary folk, spiritual jazz and cosmic beats take control. Ethereal jazztronica melds into dreamy Balearic goodness before the modern dub takeover melts into African vibes and a nice deep house finish.

Tim Hecker - Step away from Konoyo (Kranky)
Kronos Quartet featuring Marjan Vahdat - My Tresses in the Wind (Kirkelig Kulturverkstes)
Craig Leon - The Gates Made Plain (RVNG INTL)
Clever Austin - Mother Ship Strip feat. Cazeaux Oslo (Touching Bass)
Roland P. Young - Stillness (Em)
Joseph Shabason - Broken Hearted Kota (Western Vinyl)
Mark Peters - Cabin Hill, E Ruscha V rmx (Sonic Cathedral)
Skinny Pelembe - Dreaming is Dead Now (Brownswood)
Maribou State - Feel Good, Khruangbins Well Nice Version (Counter)
Tafi All Stars - Outside Rhythm (Autonamous Africa)
Fka Mash & Lazurusman - Deja Vu (Stay True Sounds)

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Welcome to our weekly RSS feed friendly round up of this week's daily music recommendations, just in case you are reducing screen time or don't want to ride the dictatorial algorithmic rollercoasters on social media.

After falling in love with the lead single, I'm now also enamored by A.A. Bondy's LP of sad eyed, lo-fi electronic wrapped, soulful indie folk pop, nonchalent world weariness & strangely soothing sardonic social commentary for Fat Possum Records.

Deeper than deep, hipper than hipster, righteous not riotous roots and dub reggae from Diggory Kenrick & The Prophets, graced with the sax and flute of Tommy McCook from the evergreen Pressure Sounds.

The official release is tomorrow but 80% of the tracks are available on Bandcamp & I can't wait any longer to highlight the new Joseph Shabason EP on Western Vinyl as he takes his lazy & hazy jazz sax on a further electronic ambient journey whilst embracing the new age of New Age along the way.

A perfect fusion of all live hip hop beats, cultured nu-soul, deep jazz flavours, conscious lyrics & all round niceness from Montreal's Schemes for alldayjam.

I'm always happy to find a hip hop LP that fits the Slow Music remit & this doubly so as Native Indian, rather unusually, comes from India. Geography aside check out his conscious & cosmic, futuristic & fresh, psyched & singular sound and big up to one of the homes of the Indian underground Boxout.fm for helping get it out there.

After becoming a No Wave dance music legend Dennis Young from Liquid Liquid then randomly recorded some New Age tape releases with a bit of a NY city snap to them. Thanks to Korean label Daehan Electronics they are now widely available.

Serene electronic ambient adventures from the excellently named Moss Covered Technology for Hibernate Recordings. Hear the vines wrapping themselves around empty buildings, green shoots sprouting wherever they feel & the animal kingdom harmoniously repopulating it's surroundings as the earth keeps turning & the traces of a once proud civilisation fade away.

Welcome to our weekly RSS feed friendly round up of this week's daily music recommendations, just in case you are reducing screen time or don't want to ride the dictatorial algorithmic rollercoasters on social media.

Occasionally an LP comes along with lyrics so deep that it makes you question the banality & superficiality of most other music. Our Native Daughters - consisting of four black, female banjo players & consequently standing at the intersection of racism & sexism is one of those albums. Don't be deterred by the weighty subject matter as this is an LP that is an inspirational, head lifting, shoulder straightening, smile between the tears, joy. Well done to Smithsonian Folkways Recordings for facilitating this project.

Get your Friday freak on with Kalaha - one of the best global electronic fusion projects around. Up to the minute production perfectly unites East, West, North & South in a feel good, smiles & air miles, hip shaker of an LP.

The most beautiful, unique, meaningful, important, thought provoking lyrics in the history of the UK music charts. Support not just the birds but the planet - everything else is just noise. Good work by the RSPB

Another excellent Balearic balmer from NuNorthern Soul as the ever reliable Blair French mixes a myriad of summer suitable sounds, both live & electronic, into one of this years best sunset soundtracks.

A great debut release from Copenhagen's Nejrup for Creak Inc. as he lays down some of the nicest, live played, spirit lifting, spaced out, cosmic nu-jazz vibes I've heard in a while.

A fine eclectic compilation from Hypnic Jerk highlighting the psychedelic underground with the acid folk of Prana Crafter, the mellow starting decent into noise of ragenap, guitar led ambient adventures from Tarotplane & a hypnotic mellow Kosmische flourish from Horse Apples.

The West's tendency to only countenance more traditional foreign language releases is a shame & means most people will miss out on Brazil's Maria Beraldo & this talented composer & multi-instrumentalist's, multi-faceted, minimally arranged experimental pop oozing equal parts sweetness, drama, inventiveness & attitude for RISCO.

Sunday suitable, devil in the detail, ambient listening from Marcus Fischer & Burke Jam for Dragon's Eye Recordings. Drones & sonic minutia slowly come & gently go until after 50 minutes everything stops, allowing other sounds to have their moment.