Artist: Just Banks
Title Of Album: Under The Influence
Year Of Release: 30 May, 2008
Label: Etage Noir Recordings
Genre: Hip-Hop, Funk, Jazz Funk, Broken Beat
Quality: mp3
Bitrate: VBR kbps
Total Size: 75.5 mb
WebSite: JustBanks
Tracklist:
01 Everything But Me feat. Laine 03:09
02 Wildlife Winds (Streets is Hot) feat. Blaktr 03:28
03 Two Things One 04:08
04 360 Degrees feat. Blaktroniks 03:48
05 Call Me 04:11
06 Blockparty feat. Coppa 04:18
07 Midtown Medley 03:35
08 Under The Influence feat. Veda36 04:14
09 All Her Present Things 03:07
10 Channels feat. BluRum13 03:19
11 Jazz Break 03:41
12 Bust A Move feat. K-Sun 03:54
13 Bin Reprise feat. Kuba Connect 03:49
14 Lingering In The Sky 04:34
15 Under The Influence (Remix) feat. Veda36 04:40
- Clique aqui:
The Austrian musician and multi-talent Just Banks demonstrates his remarkable versatility in debut album “Under the Influence”: Hip-Hop, funk, jazz, breaks and a pinch of minimal house come together here in flowing and coherent whole. The musical frankness of the tunes is continued when various guest artists are invited to contribute vocals, solos or phrases.
This is an album that also reflects the development and background of a musician who started his career in the mid nineties and who has never been prepared to nail himself down to any one single genre since then. “Under the Influence” refers to all that wide range of contemporary musical genres Just Banks has opened himself to, explored, fallen in love with.
He spices a relaxed stew of downbeat, midtempo breaks and solid electronica on “Under the Influence” with vocals from the Blaktroniks, BluRum13 (as known from Dj Vadim & Ninjatune), Coppa, Kristina Lindberg (Laine), Veda36 and others.
In 2006 Just Banks engaged the talents of the Bay Area-based collective Blaktroniks, who came up with the catchy vocals for his first release on Etage Noir entitled “360 Degrees”.
“Under The Influence” is now his first full-length album and it also includes the title track of his most successful EP to date “Bust A Move”.
Title Of Album: Under The Influence
Year Of Release: 30 May, 2008
Label: Etage Noir Recordings
Genre: Hip-Hop, Funk, Jazz Funk, Broken Beat
Quality: mp3
Bitrate: VBR kbps
Total Size: 75.5 mb
WebSite: JustBanks
Tracklist:
01 Everything But Me feat. Laine 03:09
02 Wildlife Winds (Streets is Hot) feat. Blaktr 03:28
03 Two Things One 04:08
04 360 Degrees feat. Blaktroniks 03:48
05 Call Me 04:11
06 Blockparty feat. Coppa 04:18
07 Midtown Medley 03:35
08 Under The Influence feat. Veda36 04:14
09 All Her Present Things 03:07
10 Channels feat. BluRum13 03:19
11 Jazz Break 03:41
12 Bust A Move feat. K-Sun 03:54
13 Bin Reprise feat. Kuba Connect 03:49
14 Lingering In The Sky 04:34
15 Under The Influence (Remix) feat. Veda36 04:40
- Clique aqui:
The Austrian musician and multi-talent Just Banks demonstrates his remarkable versatility in debut album “Under the Influence”: Hip-Hop, funk, jazz, breaks and a pinch of minimal house come together here in flowing and coherent whole. The musical frankness of the tunes is continued when various guest artists are invited to contribute vocals, solos or phrases.
This is an album that also reflects the development and background of a musician who started his career in the mid nineties and who has never been prepared to nail himself down to any one single genre since then. “Under the Influence” refers to all that wide range of contemporary musical genres Just Banks has opened himself to, explored, fallen in love with.
He spices a relaxed stew of downbeat, midtempo breaks and solid electronica on “Under the Influence” with vocals from the Blaktroniks, BluRum13 (as known from Dj Vadim & Ninjatune), Coppa, Kristina Lindberg (Laine), Veda36 and others.
In 2006 Just Banks engaged the talents of the Bay Area-based collective Blaktroniks, who came up with the catchy vocals for his first release on Etage Noir entitled “360 Degrees”.
“Under The Influence” is now his first full-length album and it also includes the title track of his most successful EP to date “Bust A Move”.
1 comment:
Surely, the guy is totally just.
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