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You get a beautiful full color comic book (8” x 8”) as well. Mixtape (Netflix) gets a lot of fun mileage out of its nostalgia trip back to that decade eons ago, the 1990’s. Some of the most popular mixtapes on Spinrilla include: Blockchain by Money Man SoulFly by Rod Wave Slime Season 2 by Young Thug Yellow Tape 2 by Key Glock The Voice by Lil Durk Other Fun Facts On Spinrilla The Spinrilla iOS app has a rating of 4.7 in the App Store. Developed with adherence to Apples standards, it integrates seamlessly with OS X and features a simple interface despite being an extremely powerful program. It tells a story of a sort of adventure story for a hero, no doubt enhanced by visual artist Shane Cluskey’s quite stunning illustrations which remind me of no less than Gerald Scarfe by way of Edward Gorey. My favorite of the two, this album has more of an epic feel to it, crafted amidst the pandemic. Here, Tiurina spins that concept through an Heironymous Bosch lens and the result is trippy fun!Īnd that is part of the point in this series, to give subscribers a fun and compelling viewing and listening experience. This cover reminds me of some street artists I’ve seen around San Francisco, notably Sirron Norris ( click here) who paints these kaleidoscopic cartoon universes that are a wonder.

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The cover art by London’s Marija Tiurina is especially inviting, with windows and doors giving a sparkling peek into the fabulous odd world inside the album’s gatefold cover. Germany’s Georgisound breaks things up a bit with the haunting guitar-and-beats instrumental “Dias.” Los Angeles’ Melpo Mene delivers a great side closer “Wrong At Last” (which sounds kind of like a lost track by The Helio Sequence) Only one of them displaying some brief noises a few times across one album side, but it was no kind of deal breaker for me.įollowing is a look at each of the albums.Īll of Side A holds together especially well, kicking off with one of my favorite tracks here, “Brother,” by Tommaso from Chicago. These albums I heard are generally quiet and well centered. As you know from my articles on that topic, there can be sonic anomalies depending on how intensely patterned the albums are. The producers paid close attention to detailing so there aren’t lots of harsh edges getting in the way of the tunes.Īll the albums are on lovely colored vinyl variants which for the most part sound good. Blues & Pants J.PERIOD Live Mixtape feat. Black Thought by J.PERIOD, released 02 January 2020 1. There is no doubt in my mind that these are modern digitally produced tracks but the mastering is very good so there is consistency from track to track. Exclusive J.PERIOD Presents The Live Mixtape JB Edition feat. You get profiles of all the bands and musicians on the collections with contact information should you want to explore more of their music.Īrtist driven, and global in scope, remarkably enough audio wise, these albums sound surprisingly consistent all things considered. Each LP features beautiful original design by one specific artist that relates to the music inside. First, they look stunning, the packaging is exemplary and of very high quality.

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