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Miles Davis
Birth Of The Cool
180g LP on Coloured Vinyl in a die-cut sleeve Taking cues from the innovations learned in Parker's group, Davis, along with his nonet, recorded 12 songs in a two-year span that, when released together on one album, became known as Birth of the Cool. For the three recording sessions that took place Jan. and April 1949 and March 1950, Davis used the unlikely instruments of French horn and tuba, something first brought to light by the Claude Thornhill Orchestra, of which Evans was the principal arranger. Davis also enlisted the more traditional baritone and alto saxophones, trumpet, trombone, piano, bass and drums to complete the nonet. This instrumentation, coupled with the likes of Davis on trumpet, baritone saxophonist Gerry Mulligan, pianist John Lewis, alto saxophonist Lee Konitz and drummers Kenny Clarke and Max Roach, created a warm, relaxed, albeit "cool," sound that would become the standard for West Coast jazz.
DOL
LP
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Last Japan
Ascend ft. AJ Tracey
Expected 3rd June Coyote Records’ latest release features a deadly new combination of Last Japan & AJ Tracey on Ascend - a record that meshes fully-realised, expansive production with bars from grime’s most exciting new MC. A long time in the making, Ascend deviates from the label’s usual instrumental path, with opportunity to get both together on a record too good to miss. When AJ Tracey cropped up on a Spokes’ Radar Radio set last year, Coyote immediately made the linkup and got him in a studio with Last Japan, resulting in Ascend; a tense, creeper of a beat that builds before breaking into full cinematic glory for AJ’s hook. Needing little introduction by now, AJ Tracey’s rise to prominence over the last 12 months has seen the Ladbroke Grove-based MC barely pause for thought, turning heads everywhere from small dark raves to national radio. On Ascend, he is in relentless form, lacing Last Japan’s synth-laden epic with bars on life and music West London, backing up his cockiness with substantial skill, clever wordplay and a breathless delivery. The EP also offers up Tracey's verses on a couple of equally heavy remixes, as well as an instrumental VIP version from Last Japan. Coyote affiliated and recently Planet Mu signed trio Silk Road Assassins’ version is as immersed in deep, driven bass as it is dramatic, while Bangclap producer Impey strips the synths and layers right back to reveal a scorching, no-prisoners edit with its heart set on working even the meanest of club systems.
Coyote
12"
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