Weekly recommendations - 12/1/2019

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Brona McVittie - We Are The Wildlife

I'm very happy to have finally discovered the beautifully arranged, classily produced, electronically tickled, genre flirting, traditional meets modern folk sounds of singer of songs & plucker of harps Brona McVittie. A lovely laid back weekend listen.

Anatolian Weapons - Black Sea (Lurid Music)

More great music for a great cause as Anatolian Weapons comes through with 4 proper, world music fusing, deep house tracks on Lurid Music with all proceeds going to help Humanity Crew provide psychological aid to refugees.

Hubert Daviz - Diezel EP (Bandcamp Self Release)

Germany's Hubert Daviz has always retained the bump whilst being one of the more interesting, adventurous beatmakers around & his latest EP of leftfield, late night, micro dosed, beat noir is no exception.

REv.Lewis - Zenith (Bandcamp Self Release)

Stripped back, precision focused, conscious neo-soul with a healthy dose of spoken word that wears it's 20th century roots with pride & can unashamedly carry the R&B label from Rev.Lewis.

James Stephen Finn - Three Months (Bandcamp Self Release)

I'm not usually much of a glitch fan but when it's as cultured and subtle as James Stephen Finn's comforting piano, guitar and technology melding, electro acoustic LP, Three Months then I'm all in.

Golden Ivy - Monika (Malmo Inre)

Combining an Amazonian ritualistic sensibility with Northern folk traditions, lit by a solar powered electronic glow & propelled by a subtly hypnotic, animistic, Motorik pulse make sure you check out this wonderful LP from Golden Ivy for Malmö Inre.

Pax - Because We're Old (Bandcamp Self Release)

If hip hop had been invented in Laurel Canyon it would sound something like this guitar led, sun and soul imbued, laidback, languid, lounging, love filled Sunday suitable, LP from Los Angeles' Pax