Afternoons In Stereo - Influences Vol 2 | The Modernist Approach

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Part 2 of the two-part series tracking some of the music that has influenced Afternoons In Stereo over the years. 'The Modernist Approach' is a mix of contemporary nu-jazz, downtempo, and lounge; Part 1, 'From The Archives', also available, is a mix of spiritual jazz, rare groove, and funk. Both represent the sounds that have helped shape Afternoons In Stereo and Urban Modernists Radio's musical evolution.

Enjoy!

~ Afternoons In Stereo, June 2012

Uploaded 11 months ago -

Featuring tracks by Solaris, LTJ Bukem, THIEVERY CORPORATION, TM Juke, Fort Knox Five and more

Le Soliel Est Pres de Moi Buy By Air	1
Terrapin Buy By Bonobo	2
Grasshopper Buy By Sian	3
Eyes for you Buy By Yonderboi	4
One Of These Days Buy By Kraak & Smaak	5
The Big Score Buy By Fort Knox Five	6
The Panther Buy By Thunderball	7
Sahara 72 Buy By Bubby Hughes Experience	8
A Go Go Buy By The Truby Trio	9
Salvador Buy By Ikon	10
Mannix Buy By KLEMENT JULIENNE	11
Kolor fokus Buy By Butti 49	12
Bossa per due Buy By Nicola Conte	13
Sure thing Buy By St. Germain	14
Grounded in Fargo Buy By TM Juke	15
Scene At The Open Air Market Buy By THIEVERY CORPORATION	16
ZERO-POINT Buy By Mystery School Ensemble	17
Sonic Street Buy By K-Scope	18
Cosmic Interlude Buy By LTJ Bukem	19
How far Buy By Solaris	20
You wish Buy By Nightmares On Wax	21
Pina Colada Buy By Digby Jones	22

Urban Modernists

10 months ago

Thx Gayle! These are all seminal modern tunes for me, as you well know :) The little homage to the glory days of Good Looking made up of the tracks by Mystery School Ensemble, K-Scope, LTJ Bukem, and Solaris makes me very nostalgic. Sad to think that these artists -- that label, even -- seems to have receded into the past and will soon, if it isn't already, be nothing more than a footnote ...

MmeFLY on BeatConscious

10 months ago

So good! Esp. St. Germain, after all this time, and LTJ sounding so sweet :) And so nice to think how the influences have rippled outward from you, in turn....

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