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U-Nam - C'est Le Funk (2014) RE-UP  Music

Posted by popsakov at Feb. 2, 2019
U-Nam - C'est Le Funk (2014) RE-UP

U-Nam - C'est Le Funk (2014)
EAC Rip | FLAC (Img) + Cue + Log ~ 508 Mb | MP3 CBR320 ~ 169 Mb
Scans Included | RAR 5% Recovery
Jazz Funk, Smooth Jazz, R&B, Funk | Skytown Records #STR003

French guitarist/producer U-Nam is again standing tall and looming large on the smooth jazz scene with another creative gem called C’est Le Funk. In addition to dazzling us with his graceful and funky instrumental work (and one funky delivery with vocals from Tim “TiO” Owens), the album is loaded with strong production and presence. Wasting no time putting the groove into high gear from the start, the guitarist leads off with a driving track called “Smoovin’,” continues plowing ahead with the party groover “Something’s Up” and strutting right through the super-funky, hook-rich title track which features Nivo Deux (Nivo Deux is actually a project organized by U-Nam and wife Shannon Kennedy focusing on the incorporation of 80’s Pop, Smooth Jazz, and Electro-Funk).

VA - Breaks Sessions [2CD Set] (2002)  Music

Posted by JET 1 at May 21, 2022
VA - Breaks Sessions [2CD Set] (2002)

VA - Breaks Sessions [2CD Set] (2002)
EAC Rip | FLAC (Tracks) +CUE, LOG | 783 MB | Scans
Genre: Jazz-Funk, Soul, Funk | Label: Sessions | Catalog Number: SESHDCD205

Here are the articled funky beats that hip-hop DJs can’t stop diggin’ in the crates for – including rare grooves aplenty. What’s more, there’s soul, jazz and a message or two to go with those killer breaks. As sampled by everyone in rap - including you?
Ruud Breuls, Simon Rigter Quintet - Wild Man Blues: Plays Louis Armstrong (2016) [Official Digital Download - DXD 24/352]

Ruud Breuls / Simon Rigter Quintet - Wild Man Blues: Plays Louis Armstrong (2016)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/352,8 kHz | Time - 52:59 minutes | 3,15 GB
or FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/192 kHz | Time - 52:59 minutes | 1,9 GB
Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Artwork: Front cover + PDF

Ruud Breuls, Simon Rigter, Karel Boehlee, Jos Machtel and Marcel Serierse can play. No doubt. They belong to the absolute top of European jazz. They have played with everybody who is somebody in the world of jazz. But what really makes this album special is the love and dedication they bring to Armstrong's music. Listening to the 8 compositions presented here one realizes that genre is completely irrelevant.