Below, The Lost Underground podcast present a real convo in a rare interview between Real Live aka K Def & Larry O. In this in-depth episode, they tackle everything from being in the music industry to talking about new artists on the come up. K Def provides witty candor, shedding light on personal highs, the growth of K Def & Larry O and what it takes to remain authentic in a fast-moving industry. As these two dive into candid studio stories with KRS One, music on career evolution, and thoughts about modern social norms, you’ll find fresh perspectives on how to stay confident, succeed on your own terms, and stand firm in self-empowerment. Fans of real-life storytelling and unfiltered moments won’t want to skip this one.
Below are a couple of episodes of Bahamadia's B-Sides show which is sure to get your head nodding. Listen as her DJ cuts and blends with finesse to present some of the best indie Hip Hop of '98. Playing tracks by Polyrhythm Addicts, Network Reps, Cappadonna, Rasco and others.
Early sides like "40 Acres and a Mule" and "Blow Your Mind" displayed the influence of early Funkadelic, but by the time of their first album, 1974's Don't Fight the Feeling, their sound was a bit smoother around the edges. The title cut was a minor hit, and "Devil with the Bust" became an oft-sampled breakbeat classic in the years to come; other singles included "You've Broken My Heart" and 1975's "Boogie Woogie."
Although their recorded output was limited, Sound Experience enjoyed an enduring cult following among funk collectors; Collectables issued the career overview The Soulville Collection on CD in 1994, and acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson used the track "J.P. Walk" in his adult-film saga Boogie Nights." - Reservoir Recordings
Whie digging through the crates recently I was pleased to discover this gem of a Jazz Fusion project. If you're a fan of the carefree and cinematic sound of Hubert Laws or Dave Grusin in the 70's, "Legends" is just as pleasant. David Peter Valentin was the first musician signed to GRP Records, a label founded by Dave Grusin and Larry Rosen. Over time he recorded with Noel Pointer, Patti Austin, Lee Ritenour, Chris Connor, David Benoit, Eliane Elias, and Nnenna Freelon.
Kick back as this flutist sends your mind on cloud 9 with the magic he brings to woodwinds. Dave Valentin's "Legends" demonstrates the timeless and distinct sound of the flute and it's range of emotion. In addition, we get the sample source for Madskillz & Hi-Tek's "Y'all Don't Wanna" on Dave's cool Latin cover of "Afro Blue".
You can get a copy of "The Chronic" Instrumentals here at Discogs, but it ain't gonna be cheap! Thanks to the Rap Rarities YouTube channel for the upload from which I playlisted the instrumental album stream.
Below, Dre & Snoop catch wreck on Arsenio back in '93 to promote the release of "The Chronic". For 2026, Interscope presents yet another treat (pictured above): the Limited Edition, 25th Anniversary Edition, 5th Anniversary Edition Double vinyl LP of "The Chronic 2001". You can get your copy of that here at Amazon.
Universal love flows throughout this musical movement as R&B/Soul explores new territory of rhythm and emotion. Like the wonderous extensions of the galaxy, Atjazz & Luxury Soul 2026 shine brightly with spectacular entries to 2026. Witness the future of Soul as vets and newcomers bless your eardrums with the finest grooves, setting the mood for escapism and togetherness.
Below, is an unofficial and obscure instrumental album of Das Efx's debut. This release has some songs that weren't on the album and is missing a few from the album. If you're interested in a copy of this instrumental LP, you can find it for sale here at my eBay Partner Storefront. By purchasing it or any other music there, you'll support the blog since eBay pays me as their affiliate.
These are a couple of my favorites from BBE Records' 2025 compilation which showcases emerging talent who cover Talking Heads. Lend your ear and let the days go by to the sounds of a project that's Once In A Lifetime.
There's more good vibrations in store on the 2025 albums "Somni" by Snarky Puppy & "light rivers vol. 2" by Brad Allen Williams.
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