In '09, Singer Darrius Willrich Links With Jake One, Vitamin D, Donyea & More
By JR on 9:41 PM
Filed Under: Choklate , Chris Littlefield , Darrius Willrich , DonYea Goodman (musician) , Emily McIntosh , Geoffrey Castle , Herman Brown , Jake One , Len Hammond , RandB , Steve Scalfati , Thaddeus Turner , Vitamin D , Whitney James
"“Can’t Get Enough” comprises a hard hitting collection of Sweet Urban Soul productions. This full length album features a visionary blend of live, electronic, programmed and sequenced instrumentation. Featured here also are the amazing ears, musicianship and attention to detail of two of Darrius’ favorite multi talented music makers on the planet-Vitamin D and Donyea Goodman.
Here sweet soul, delicate jazz, and experimental electronica ride atop the swagger of hip hop/funk drums and bass. This album artfully unifies the life, the loves and struggles of an artist’s desire to love and embrace it all."
Step into the studio with Jake One as he demonstrates how he created the Tuxedo jam with Mayer Hawthorne "2nd Time Around". From boom-bap to Boogie, Jake One aka Snare Jordan leads the way in a new movement of Hip Hop-based producers who are unafraid to explore their musical boundaries.
With a long-time affinity for flipping soulf samples from the crate into new productions to make your head bang, producer Jake One links up with HouseShoes' Street Corner Music label to release his "Prayer Hands Emoji" instrumental project to physical format.
Grab this collectors item here at Undergroundhiphop.com on tape or vinyl and enjoy a tribute to Jake One's production discography spun by DJ H!romi.
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Over a soulful Jake One track, Royce spills his soul to take you through some of his most defining moments thus far with the powerful impact of "Wait". The chemistry between the Detroit MC and Seattle producer remains strong as each artist's contribution results in Hip Hop which resonates with a greater degree of emotion and soul than your average.
The soulful sounds continue as Jake explores his ability to get your head nodding through his signature sample-based music as he gives praise to the boom-Bap on "PrayerHandsEmoji".
Vursatyl and Jake One are here to set the careers of wack MCs on life support with the aggressive sound of "Bring It To A Halt". This new duo sounds promising as one which revives the sharp lyricism, cuts and rugged boom-bap sound reminiscent of Jake's "White Van Music" LP. Download your copy of Vursatyl's EP which features this remix below at iTunes.


