Jansky Noise - Past Present & Future Star Music

Released in 1983 , Soul With Milk is one of those rare records that feels quietly futuristic without trying too hard. Coming out of Suriname , Sumy blends synth-funk and boogie with a laid-back confidence that sits somewhere between dancefloor heat and late-night listening. The synths glide, the groove stays elastic, and there’s a definite space-electro feel running through it — cosmic, groovy, and easy to ride, with all that human touch.  No excess, no gimmicks, just a super funky pocket that keeps looping in your head. A deep cut that proves funk was already looking toward the stars in the early ’80s. I hope you are getting your soul with milk today. 

Priscilla Ermel's "Martim Pescador" is a captivating musical odyssey that beckons listeners to explore uncharted soundscapes, and a particular track that I love on sunny days. Released in 1986, this album stands as a testament to Ermel's visionary approach to music, blending diverse cultural influences into a spellbinding sonic tapestry. From the very first notes of "Martim Pescador," you are transported to the lush, untamed landscapes of Brazil. Ermel's mastery of various instruments, including the guitar, flute, and synthesizers, is on full display. The title track, "Martim Pescador," captures the essence of the Amazon rainforest with its rich, organic instrumentation, evoking the calls of exotic birds and the gentle rustling of leaves in the breeze. It's a musical meditation on nature's symphony. Ermel's compositions are a harmonious fusion of traditional Brazilian rhythms and modern electronic elements. Her ethereal vocals, ofte...

Another contender for the soundtrack of 2022? Nobody knows what is coming?  What I do know is that this is absolutely brilliant.  Thanks so much to Pierre Raph. 

The soundtrack to 2022, maybe?