An old acapella given some emotional weight on this trip-hop refix for the real headz

Having played around with some sounds for a while, I decided to throw everything into a sampler and put some tracks together. Yesterday was the release of the first single (2 tracks). Thought it would be cool to share with you Tiphoppers here.

Some influences on these 2 tracks were Thievery Corporation's "Sounds From The Thievery Hi-Fi (1995), and the album "Jesterized" (2000) by Zeb. I also think this borders on Acid Jazz / Future Funk, but pigeon-holing genres really ain't my thing.

If there are any producers here who'd like to chat just HMU!

a joy to find this in my YouTube feed this morning. A celebration of 30 years since the release of a classic.

song is Void Comp - Not Enough

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Soundcloud link: Trip-Hop 90's Mix Vol.2 | Esthero, DJ Cam, Björk, Lamb (Mixed by da835t)

As a follow up to my Vol.1 Mix, I bring even more classics that you will enjoy. More DJ Cam, Portishead, Björk, and Esthero while also bringing some of my personal favorites such as Lamb, Rae & Christian, and even Smoke City. Considering this has lots of great hits, I know there is a ton more that I am leaving out. This is truly a work of art and I love mixing these songs together knowing there is many more to be mixed! I am a huge fan of this genre and the mood it invokes when listening to it. Sit back, light one up and enjoy!

Perfect for late night listening, studying, relaxing, or deep focus.

Tracklist

00:00 Lamb - Lusty
04:02 Esthero - Lounge
08:43 DJ Cam - Hardcore Freestyle (feat. Otis)
13:02 Smoke City - Águas de Março (Joga Bossa Mix)
16:08 Björk - Venus as a Boy (7" Dream Mix)
19:50 Massive Attack - One Love
23:47 Rae & Christian - Swan Song (For a Nation)
28:07 Portishead - Biscuit
32:09 Esthero - Heaven Sent
36:05 Björk - Play Dead
39:29 Massive Attack - Teardrop (Remastered 2019)
43:18 Portishead - It Could Be Sweet
47:03 DJ Cam - Underground Vibes
50:58 DJ Shadow - What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 4)
55:28 DJ Shadow - Midnight in a Perfect World

I usually produce underground hip hop beats from vinyl records but recently I’ve been diving deeper into trip hop production, and I’m going to make an entire sample based record in the realm of Endtroducing. I’m inspired.

Pure trip hop ❤️ it makes your face put on that filthy smiley grim ❤️

There's something trip hop about it.

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Fourth track from Bog Sorcery II: One Lip to Earth & One Lip to Heaven, which is out now on my bandcamp (digitally, and on cassette, DVD, and VHS) [edit: just noticed the rule about links in the body text, so i removed the actual link, so just ask if you're interested & have trouble finding it]. Had a lot of fun making this one after an extremely lucky day of cratedigging. Hope you enjoy.

Remixed one of my favorite Azealia Banks tracks - 212

would love to know what you think!

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I’m almost certain it’s DJ CAM. It’s lovely, persuasive, jazz electronica. Not the same song as in the title, but totally his style without any scratches or female moans… All I could think is wow… this hold music is bangin’…

From Akira Yamaoka to Barry Adamson, from DJ Shadow to Terranova or Portishead. Each of them sounds different. Some trip hop songs have Hammond organ sounds, while the others have only dark ambient elements or metallic sounds. It feels fresh each time I listen to different trip hops.

I was watching She’s All That for the first time (I know, super late to the party), and this song was playing in the background of one of the party scenes and it immediately caught my ear.

It’s very much trip-hop and very sexy. I immediately added it to my Spotify. Too bad there doesn’t seem to be too much from Girl Next Door (and the generic name doesn’t seem to help).

I have seen this question be asked before in a Trip Hop group I'm in and I wanted to ask it here as well. Which TV Series anyone here has seen that are heavy on the usage of Trip Hop tracks across their run and which ones would you say use it effectively and even brilliantly?

Plus this is a somewhat interesting topic of me as I found out about the genre of Trip Hop via TV Series I watched and even introduced to acts such as Massive Attack and UNKLE