Detroit's Shigeto brings forth his video for the track 'Barry White' featuring rapper ZelooperZ. Directed by Voiid Studio, the visuals feature the two Detroit natives kicking it in a house party but then flips to a darker tone with ghostly-like people strolling through eerie hallways. The song is taken from Shigeto's upcoming album 'The New Monday', out October 6th on Ghostly International.
Detroit's Shigeto is set to release his new album 'The New Monday' on October 6th via Ghostly International. Inspired by his hometown of 'The D', the producer has unveiled a new single titled 'Don't Trip'. Fusing soulful and jazz-based keys with funk, all driven by hard-hitting tribal drums, this cut is definitely for those who want to zone out. Have a listen.
The one thing about guys from Detroit, they are definitely proud of their city. Whilst the musical heritage of Detroit is unprecedented, Zach Saginaw aka Shigeto steps up again to pay homage to his hometown. His latest video 'Detroit Part II' finds the producer trekking around the D, as well as rocking in the studio as the jazzy Hip-Hop meets club cut plays throughout. The black and white-shot visuals are directed by Brandon Rottman. The song itself is taken from Shigeto's forthcoming album 'The New Monday', out October 6 on Ghostly International. Have a look.
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Having collaborated for the past couple of years now, Detroit's ZelooperZ and Shigeto reunite for their project ZGTO. The duo will release their album 'A Piece of the Geto' on August 4th. One of the songs taken from the upcoming record is their zoned-out track 'Off Dat', which they have also shared the video for. What you have here is rapper ZelooperZ kindly 'expanding his mind' into a far-off and trippy place where the environment is a mesh of psychedelic landscapes and a stream of purple haze...literally. You can see for yourself down below.
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Already proving that he is a permanent fixture in the techno scene, Jimmy Edgar continues to stretch pass any lines of genre with his latest EP 'Dreamz Come True'. Previously sharing the title cut featuring Rochelle Jordan, Edgar now unveils another tune called 'Hydrant'. Production wise, the track is a slow rolling, spaced-out Hip-Hop/trap blend that will definitely have you in a vibe.
Jimmy Edgar combines the futuristic aesthetic of Detroit techno and experimental electronica in his new EP 'Dreamz Come True'. Scheduled to get released on June 24th via Ultramajic, Egar draws inspiration from house and r&b, down to African rhythms which helped to spawn the idea behind the tune 'iPHONE'. Always one to push the boundaries of electronica, 'Dreamz Come True' is another concoction Jimmy Edgar's musical alchemy.
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