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Ronny Jordan Meets DJ Krush – Bad Brothers Black History Month Turquoise Vinyl
£30.00
Bad Brothers Black History Month Turquoise Vinyl – Ronny Jordan Meets DJ Krush new Vinyl In Stock from Vinyl Records London
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Description
Debut colour pressing for this soughtafter collaboration album between 90s acid jazz titan Ronny Jordan and Japanese triphop legend DJ Krush.This is the first reissue on vinyl since the original minialbum release in 1994 and it offers six captivating examples of hip hop meets jazz, recalling some of the seminal acid jazz and souljazzfunktriphop adventures of the 90s.Good vibes abound with catchy, uplifting samples and midtempo hip hop beats that provide the base over which the cool, fluid, clean jazz guitar of Jordan runs with an easy flair.Special guests include Guru of Jazzamatazz cool rapping on Season for Change and Dana Bryants laidback spoken word on Bad Brothers. Other album highlights include opener The Jackal which conjures a cool jazz atmosphere and Shit Goes Down where fine solos for organ and vibes collide with Krushs scratch trickery. Ronny Jordan Meets DJ Krush Vinyl is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £30 +P&P
Vinyl
Vinyl records are a timeless format that continues to captivate music lovers with their warm, analogue sound. Unlike digital formats, vinyl offers a rich, textured listening experience that many argue feels more authentic and immersive. With their larger artwork and tangible presence, records bring a sense of nostalgia and artistry to any music collection.
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or new to the world of vinyl, records have a unique ability to connect listeners to music on a deeper level. Their physical grooves and the ritual of placing a needle on a spinning disc create a tactile and engaging experience. From classic albums to modern releases, vinyl remains a cherished way to enjoy music.
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