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as well as regularly playing with long-time afro-rock band Osibisa
after half a dozen EPs and dozens of demos released to the DH faithful on the internet
"Girl Call" and "Next Time See You at the Dalai" showcase genuine technical prowess without sacrificing the band's chaotic energy
with a previously unreleased J Dilla collaboration
Flood Siltbreeze the Congress of Racial EqualityHerbie Hancocks Flood is a rare double length live album originally released only in Japan. Showcasing Hancocks mastery on Arp, clavinet, and Fender Rhodes, it features extended, dynamic performances blending funk and soul. With Bennie Maupin, Blackbird McNight, Paul Jackson, Mike Clark, and Bill Summers, the set includes standout tracks like Actual Proof, Chameleon, and Watermelon Man. This album captures a unique, vibrant energy distinct from other