This happens when you are busy with other things… you miss out on the goood stuff!

Yet another mix via Digital DJ’s, one that shows what most of the world is missing: Sweeet Soul Music!

Gemineye – The Muse (Genre: Eclectic Soul)
[Direct dowload - right-click here]

Tracklist:
01. Consequence feat. John Legend – Waiting On You (Refix)
02. Common feat The Last Poets – The Corner (Soulchildren Remix)
03. Zion I – One Chance
04. Kay feat Sy Smith – My Story
05. Peven Everett – If You Let Me, I’ll Show You Why
06. Cyrus Tha Great – Work
07. Emmanuel feat Belle – Right Here
08. DJ Spinna feat Eric Robeson – Butterfly Girl
09. Wale Oyejide – 4j
10. Jazztronik – Listen To Your Love (DJ Mitsu Remix)
11. Jamiroquai – Feels Just Like It Should (Sa-Ra Remix)
12. Exile feat. Blu – Soul Provider
13. The Earl – Level Head
14. Sergio Mendes feat Q-Tip – The Forg
15. Moka Only – Keep This Moving
16. Wale Oyejide – False Start
17. Common feat Joy Denalane – Go (Jazzanova Remix)
18. Marc Mac – Atlanta Walking
19. Slum Village – Climax (Kid Sublime Remix)
20. Nino Moschella – If You Believe (Sa-Ra “Get It Girl” Remix)
21. Jamie Lidell – What’s The Use
22. Pete Kuzama feat Bilal – High and Dry
23. J. Rawls – So Fly
24. Flowriders – Nerd Rock
25. Ernesto – Sick N Tired

Kick back and simply E.N.J.O.Y. !!!

Big in the UK, slowly taking over Europe and most probably soonly the USA too… Corinne Bailey Rae is the new sensation. Only 26 years old, this girl from Leeds, UK, is a fresh breeze in current music streams with a nostalgic hint of Billy Holiday and the likes.

Her selftitled album has been received with big enthusiasm by even the bigger critics.

As is being said on Amazon:

It becomes self-evident the moment you hear her sing the very first note on the first track ‘Like A Star’, that it showcases a slice of sublime Billie Holiday blues delivered with a voice that pins you, in the softest but most persuasive of ways, to the wall; a voice that floats up effortlessly, full of caress, subtlety and the very purest quality. It is wonderful, this voice, and surely a discovery to treasure, but it belongs to a young woman not from somewhere musically exotic, say Mississippi or even Manhattan, but just East of the M1: Leeds. Her name is Corinne Bailey Rae, and she was born to do this.

Visit her website to hear some fragments and then hush to your (online) recordstore to buy this year’s summer album [clicking image gets you straight to the album on Amazon].