Jazz Steppin’ 2009 05-01-09

By , 05/01/2009 10:13 am

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 So this month I decided it was time to finally follow up 2007′s Jazz Steppin’ episode with another dose of chilled out drum and bass. Jazz Steppin’ is really about kicking up the tempo a bit but still maintaining a chilled out vibe. Lots of jazz, r&b, samba, and funk combined with intelligent drum and bass music.

A lot of Drum n Bass is hard and edgy these days. It seems that you really have to dig to find the jazzier stuff which is a real shame. However, spend some time digging and you will stumble across some great artists still producing music with a softer, more “musical” sound. Heavy DNB is fine for doing some serious “dancing” or for working out. However, the jazzier stuff is what I want for sofa surfing and just chilling out. ;)

Here is this month’s tracklist…

01. Galapago- La Maquina y Yo
02. Sardi- Primavera
03. Zuco 103- Volta (Bossacucanova Remix)
04. Dan Marshall- Fools Paradise
05. The Funktastics- Crocodile Skin
06. Bazeado- Segunda Feira (Bungle Remix)
07. Mutt- She Likes It
08. Shapeshifter- Equinox
09. The Amalgamation Of Soundz- 63rd Suite
10. Komatic- Untold Stories
11. Brother- Ever After
12. Phat Playaz- Down Town
13. Madmen & Poets- Afraid Of Jazz
15. Ror-Shak- Lisa’s Song ft. Lisa Shaw

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2 Responses to “Jazz Steppin’ 2009 05-01-09”

  1. Armen SG says:

    Amazing! Is there a way i could download this podcast, and others?

  2. admin says:

    Just right click the filename that is right under the play button and choose “Save Target as.” For this episode you will see the name “The_Chola_Jazz_Steppin_2009_050109.”

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