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    • Charles Bradley’s Soulful Belt And Wail Is “Strictly Reserved For You”

      Written by The IPS in Blogs,Videos on Apr 10, 13

      Charles Bradley’s story is incredible, but I will leave it to your very capable fingers to Google!

      “Strictly Reserved For You” is Bradley’s new single, and being that he’s on Daptone Records, of course his is a classically soul sound, the likes of which we haven’t seen for a while and don’t see these days often anymore. His voice hearkens back to a time when the focus was on the pain and emotion that the soul voice contained. It’s a welcome disruption from the current version of “soul” and R&B which we are served up by Top 40 radio on a daily basis.

      Charles Bradley is a seemingly out of place mix of James Brown’s look, an old soul, a hardened life, and yet, an almost pure, youthful vibe as he’s stepping into his own at such a later point in life. He may never sell a million records, but his talent and determination speak for itself. “Strictly Reserved For You” is taken from his latest album Victim Of Love, which is available now. The “Screaming Eagle Of Soul” has earned his moniker no doubt, and I’m curious to hear your thoughts!

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      Adrian Younge Teams Up With The Delfonics For The Classic-Skewing “Stop And Look (And You Have Found Love)”

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Feb 18, 13

      “Stop, and look, and you have found love….”

      This refrain is hauntingly catchy, and you will walk away from this video repeating this in your head and mouthing it while you’re just sitting around. I promise.

      Adrian Younge is a multi-instrumentalist renaissance man, who wears many hats. After garnering attention as an indie artist, he went on to score the majority of the Black Dynamite movie, and has had his hands in some of everything ever since. He struck upon the idea of doing a collaboration with William Hart of The Delfonics, and this single is a result of that pairing. “Stop And Look (And You Have Found Love)” is a mix of the old and the new, and is an imagining of what a Delfonics record might sound like in 2012.

      The song is a testament to the timelessness of Soul music and its figures. William Hart makes an appearance and looks good, and it’s interesting to sing him in the visual amongst a group of hip-hop heads — 90′s hip-heads at that. I like this joint, and I look forward to hearing more of their pairing.

      And of course, who didn’t love The Delfonics?

      Check out a write up about the process and ideas behind the making of this song here as well.

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      What Do We Think: Short Stories Drop A Gem “On The Way” To A Growing Partnership

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Feb 18, 13

      One of my favorite producers from the UK, Sampha (SBTRKT, Jessie Ware), has partnered with producer Koreless (Jacques Greene) to form the experimental duo Short Stories. They dropped the single “Let It Go” with a B-side song called “On The Way”, and that’s the visual that we are being treated to above.

      The video is pretty much a straight-ahead affair, featuring child actors as the younger dopplegangers of Koreless and Sampha, playing instruments and cavorting about in balloons with flying instruments headed towards them as well.

      However, it’s not about the visual. It’s really about the vibe of the song. The downtempo electro affair is perfect, and is similar of what the two have done with the others talent that they have worked with. It may not be your cup of tea, but give it a spin. Don’t let the video dissuade you from listening to something new. The UK has been really killing the past few years, and I’m a huge fan of SBTRKT. What do you think?

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      What Do We Think: Lion Babe’s “Treat Me Like Fire” Should Be Handled With Care

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Feb 15, 13

      My good friend Durand Bernarr (@alcoholharmony on Twitter, if you’re looking for some good sanging!) put me onto Lion Babe during a trip to Los Angeles, and I haven’t stopped listening to this song EVER SINCE. I love “Treat Me Like Fire”. She’s like a mashup of Rihanna, Little Dragon, Erykah Badu, J*DaVeY and some other stuff I can’t quite put my finger on.

      The track for this joint is “fire” indeed — and the video is the cherry on top of an already imaginative yet solid and soulful song that stands up as fantastic all by itself.

      It’s a bit abstract but yet congeals as a very solid introduction to Lion Babe (Jillian Hervey + Lucas Goodman), and I definitely am looking forward to more from them. Jillian Hervey is also actress Vanessa Williams‘ daughter, if you didn’t know. She is definitely blazing a musical path much different from her 80′s pop star mother.

      Go cop this song on iTunes — I did. First actual MP3 I’ve purchased in quite a while.

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      What Do We Think: Ryan McDermott Wants To Buy Your Ticket To “Paradise”

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Feb 14, 13

      I haven’t been able to find much about Ryan McDermott, aside from the fact that he’s a new signing to G.O.O.D. Music and was signed on the spot after a personal audition for Kanye West himself.

      What I do know is that I’ve heard about this song for a while and finally tracked down a video for “Paradise”. Mr. McDermott submits his slinky, stacked vocal, futuristic version of Blue Eyed Soul with that the stabs and kicks that the music bed for “Paradise” is. I like this joint. His vocal is singular to me, and stands apart from the heavy feel of the track. The slight nasal and high timbre of his voice is a great counter to the kicks and subsonics that anchor this track.

      In the video we see him loving and leaving, leading us to think that “Paradise” is only a one night stand and the morning sex that follows afterwards. It’s a great musical introduction to Ryan’s sound I believe, and I look forward to what he has to offer with the assistance of Mr. West. If this track is any indication of Ryan’s original sound, the two pairing up might produce some interesting R&B for our ears.

      What do you think?

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      Coverage: B. Slade Does A Vocally Titillating Cover Of Prince’s “If I Was Your Girlfriend”

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Dec 11, 12

      Innovative, outspoken and vibrant artist B. Slade has aimed his considerable vocal at covering a classic Prince song (and one of my favorite Prince songs ever), “If I Was Your Girlfriend”.

      B. Slade gives the treatment a more laid-back swing groove that highlights his jazzy yet solid vocal. It’s missing all of the deep, sexy, sultry and prominent bass licks of the original, but the focus should really be on B. Slade’s vocal. His range and layering alone are worth a couple of extra listens.

      It’s a different approach that is wholly different from most other versions, but B. Slade’s light, airy, distinct and expansive range handle the vocal exceptionally well.

      What do you think of this cover? One of my favorite covers of this song will always be Daniel de Bourg’s version, which I posted a while ago.

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      Live Performances: Is Solange “Losing You” With Her Latest EP? Check This Performance

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Dec 11, 12

      If you haven’t had the chance to listen to Solange’s newest EP True, you should check it out. Solange has a penchant for tapping into a particular emotional vein and working it well, especially with the some of the material from True. I’ve honestly grown to love the whole project in its entirety.

      Solange takes her writing to another level, exploring some honest and raw feelings and emotions about breakups, love, relationships and more. “Losing You” wasn’t initially my favorite song (that would be “Sleep In The Park”), but the more I listened to the lyrics, the more it stuck with me. This performance of that song is also plaintive and heartfelt, and honest.

      You could label Solange different, or bohemian, or retro, but instead, I’ll just label her by saying I like it. A lot. Vocally, she stays in her limited range and lane, but it works for her.

      What do you think of this performance?

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      What Do We Think: Watch The Duck Get It “Poppin’ Off” With Their Blend Of Dub Step & Trap Rap

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Dec 10, 12

      Do you like dub step? Well, coming out of ATL (by way of Montgomery, AL) is a new group of 3 DJ’s/instrumentalists called Watch The Duck (Jessie Rankins, Eddie Smith & Jonathan Wells). They call their music “trap step” — trap rap + dub step mixed together. I’ve also heard it called soul dub step. In any case, it’s fairly interesting.

      Take some simple, dumbed down dub step progressions, add some James Brown posturing with the vocals, throw in some popping and locking, and you have the “Poppin’ Off” video that you see above. In my mind, it’s like Outkast, James Brown and Soulja Boy had a illicit affair with Skrillex.

      Though not the most musically invigorating or innovative thing ever, I think it’s an interesting union of different styles. Dub step as a whole has become homogenized and mainstreamed (as well as “trap” music), but I for one would have never really thought to put them together. It’s ultimately not that big of a stretch, and kind of works on some levels.

      Gotta give it Watch The Duck for this one — I wonder how far outside of the Georgia state line this will progress. If you’re intrigued, you can listen to their mixtape Rub-A-Dub (which they say is R&B + dub step = Rub-A-Dub) on SoundCloud here. And also check their official website. Tell them Tha Feedback sent you!

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      Live Performances: Tamar Braxton Fights The Good Fight With This “Love & War” Performance

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Dec 7, 12

      Not entirely sure if this is live or a pre-recorded show vocal, but in any case, Tamar’s voice is stunning. And if it WAS live — Jesus. She was sitting down. That’s crazy!

      I posted up “Love And War” earlier this week but this “live” clip made me feel the song just a bit more. Tamar is really launching as a solo artist after all of the documented stress and strife with her husband, producers, etc. “Love And War” is a great introduction in any case, and if she is going to give performances like this, the only way left is up. Did y’all see big sister Toni in the audience? I wonder if she’s secretly a bit mad that she doesn’t have such a blockbuster song to come out with.”I Heart You” was cool, but it definitely wasn’t lighting up fires like “Love And War” will for Tamar. To be honest though, I feel a lot of Tamar’s hype is a bit false, simply because she’s had 2 different reality shows and plenty of buildup to even make this moment happen…

      Thoughts?

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      Explore Music: How To Dress Well Gives You The Rough With The Smooth With “Ocean Floor For Everything”

      Written by The IPS in Blogs on Dec 7, 12

      Apparently, How To Dress Well is coming to my neck of the woods tonight, and I may go check the show out. Just heard about them/him today, and it kind of falls into the The Weeknd/Frank Ocean/The Inc. vibe, which at times, I can deal with.

      How To Dress Well is actually one person named Tom Krell. His brand of ethereal R&B and beats have been going over well with the indie crowd, and from the few tracks I’ve heard, I can probably get with it. However, “Ocean Floor For Everything” immediately hooked me — the beat drops, the claps start, the “hey” refrain is overlaid some nice, lilting vocals, and it’s creates a great dissonant yet harmonic blend with some nice rough edges. I liked this song a lot.

      It’s taken from his latest album Total Loss, of which I will be checking out shortly. What do you think about this track?

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