Emcee and Producer Big Lo releases his ‘instrumental experience’ December 1982. A gritty epic with eclectic samples, dusty drums, and expansive loops Big Lo creates soundscapes that instantly evoke emotion. His unique take on Boom Bap and Lofi is refreshing, making it hard to pinpoint any distinct influences. Big Lo integrates many different genres and eras into his creative process and filters them through his senses and the final product can truly be described as an ‘instrumental experience’. Trippy distortions, effects, and reverses all enhance the dusty drums and traditional crate dug loops. The listener is welcomed to listen, write rhymes to, or even dissect each track, as the entire EP boasts a uniqueness that is worthy of further exploration as well as standard listening enjoyment. As November saw the release of November 1982 we can only hope these instrumental experiences from Big Lo will continue into January and beyond!
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Recluse X ‘Sunday Service’ EP
Recluse X returns with another soulful instrumental EP, chopping up some gospel into pure boom bap glory with his “Sunday Service” release. Listen below.
Impact XL ‘Beats and Instrumentals’
The Crate Archaeologist releases a project of straight boom bap Hip Hop fire.
Lefty ‘Beats For Freddie’ Beat Tape
A chill new beat tape of the highest crate-digging Hip-Hop caliber from producer Lefty.
Count Bass D ‘Cloak And Dapper’ Album
Multi-Instrumentalist/Producer/MC/DJ Count Bass D just released this amazing new instrumental LP for digital download and limited release cassette.