On My Way Hip Hop

On My Way Hip HopReleased in 1982, On My Way is a soulful showcase of Gwen McCrae's powerhouse vocals and timeless grooves. The album features the iconic "Keep The Fire Burning," a staple in dance and R&B circles, along with heartfelt tracks like "I Need To Be With You," the defiant "I Didn't Take Your Man," and the infectious "Doin' It." A testament to McCrae's enduring influence on soul and disco, this album highlights the artistry that solidified her as one Data

Inadvertently they unmask techno and glitch and leave out any kind of superfluous fluff

gloriously schizophrenic mess

Sun Ra shared stages

This compilation brings these singles together onto one LP

mixed and mastered by the duo

The Night of the Purple Moon

Rob DuPrey

in a good way

we find that both these approaches have led to an economic impasse

Hidaka describes Illuminated Audio as a “masterful sonic exploration into ethereal ambience and dub” and made sure this reissue also contained a full remaster to give its “deep musicality” much better dynamics and density in the overall sound

insistent hooks echoing their roots as purveyors of rambunctious house party chaos

the groundbreaking second studio album from the Miles Davis Quintet-Miles Davis (trumpet)