听Black Spade《To Serve with Love》
blues,jazz和hip-hop的混合，不过还不算精彩
表演者: Black Spade
唱片数: 1
条型码: 0600353078222
发行时间: 2008-03-04
出版者: OM Hip Hop
介质: Audio CD
To Serve With Love (Intro) To Serve With Love Here Perfume She Wore Loves Right Here She's The One (20s Love Song) Evil Love Lavish Love Actioneer Ship Has Sailed, The Good Crazy Revolutionary Bullshit Half That's Never Been Told, The Tale Of 32 Not For The Bullshit Enjoy The Experience True Friends Genius In You, The Where I'm Coming
With influences from Prince and J Dilla to Radiohead and fusion-era Miles Davis, St. Louis MC/producer/vocalist Black Spade clearly is not the pop-rap of fellow Gateway City natives Nelly and the St. Lunatics. His musical palette — warm and trippy synths, gritty hip-hop beats, and falsetto-infused, downtempo neo-soul — is more in tune with the left-field soul/funk scenes of underground Detroit and L.A. Born and bred in St. Louis, MO, Black Spade (real name Veto Lamar Money) developed into a skilled artist performing as part of local indie rap/soul collective Soul Tyde, which originally formed in 1998. Their first, and only, album, Hip-Hop & Soulful...Ish, sold just a few hundred copies upon its release in 2003 before the crew broke up not long afterwards. Out on his own to establish himself as a solo artist, Spade was discovered by an A&R from the downtempo/deep house-focused label Om Records at a performance in the California Bay Area in 2004. By 2007, the multi-threat soulster was signed to Om and issued the digital four-song EP, Loves Right Here, later that year. His debut full-length with the label, To Serve With Love, appeared shortly thereafter in 2008.
表演者: Black Spade
唱片数: 1
条型码: 0600353078222
发行时间: 2008-03-04
出版者: OM Hip Hop
介质: Audio CD
To Serve With Love (Intro) To Serve With Love Here Perfume She Wore Loves Right Here She's The One (20s Love Song) Evil Love Lavish Love Actioneer Ship Has Sailed, The Good Crazy Revolutionary Bullshit Half That's Never Been Told, The Tale Of 32 Not For The Bullshit Enjoy The Experience True Friends Genius In You, The Where I'm Coming
With influences from Prince and J Dilla to Radiohead and fusion-era Miles Davis, St. Louis MC/producer/vocalist Black Spade clearly is not the pop-rap of fellow Gateway City natives Nelly and the St. Lunatics. His musical palette — warm and trippy synths, gritty hip-hop beats, and falsetto-infused, downtempo neo-soul — is more in tune with the left-field soul/funk scenes of underground Detroit and L.A. Born and bred in St. Louis, MO, Black Spade (real name Veto Lamar Money) developed into a skilled artist performing as part of local indie rap/soul collective Soul Tyde, which originally formed in 1998. Their first, and only, album, Hip-Hop & Soulful...Ish, sold just a few hundred copies upon its release in 2003 before the crew broke up not long afterwards. Out on his own to establish himself as a solo artist, Spade was discovered by an A&R from the downtempo/deep house-focused label Om Records at a performance in the California Bay Area in 2004. By 2007, the multi-threat soulster was signed to Om and issued the digital four-song EP, Loves Right Here, later that year. His debut full-length with the label, To Serve With Love, appeared shortly thereafter in 2008.
