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This 30 minute beat tape started it all for the lofi beatsmith Wun Two, cementing his sound in the scene. Mellow, low beats, cloudy samples and a vibe that immediately puts you at ease. Originally released in 2013 and reissued in 2017. Limited to 500 copies on white vinyl.    

Mellow, understated, jazzy hip hop drenched with the SP-404 treatment. Choice, classy samples are used throughout, backed with simple but effective drum sounds and an extremely laid back swing. This is Lo-fi Hip Hop at its finest, it’s none other than Wun Two with a great collaborator this time in Hubert Daviz.  

Tasty, fluid future jazz with a heavy hip hop and breakbeat backbone! 

Following up their 2019 release, Jazzbois Goes Blunt is their self-titled EP here in 2020. A promising trio of jazz and hip hop heads, their studied approach can also be seen as the foundation for improv. Definitely one to check out for fans of artists such as Karriem Riggins, Madlib, Kiefer, Kaidi Tatham, Henry Wu, Mansur Brown, Floating Points, and BBNG. 

Koralle is the new moniker of Lorenzo Nada, a musician, beatmaker and producer from Bologna, Italy. Nada is best known for his project Godblesscomputers, which kicked off a couple of years ago while he was living in Berlin. After releasing four albums / EPs and touring Europe with a four piece band Nada is heading into a new direction as Koralle.

Firmly rooted in hip-hop Koralle is taking his jazz crates and field recordings to the studio. Equipped with an array of synths, rhodes and bass he creates deeply textures tracks that touch mind, body and soul.

Early 2019 Koralle signed with Melting Pot Music where he released his first first project “Collecting Vol.1”. “Collecting Vol.2” is a seamless continuation of Vol.1, only better!

„Collecting is an eyes closed journey throughout memories, a collection of some everyday little stories, still paying a tribute to my hip hop musical background. Every beat is like an object found at the bottom of the sea, every sample emerges from my record collection, turning into something new, like corals of the Ocean.“ as Koralle writes in the linernotes. - Bandcamp

 Since the release of his last full-length Happysad in summer 2018, Kiefer released the mini-album Bridges, toured the USA and Europe, and produced three beats for Anderson .Paak’s albums Ventura and Oxnard. 

Kiefer considers Bridges and Superbloom to be a single cohesive project, with his new songs building upon Bridges’ sound. Bridges saw him expand his musical palette beyond the piano, working with a number of analogue synths. On Superbloom he takes that a step further, with songs that he describes as “brighter, more imaginative, and vibrant” — much like the natural phenomenon that gives the record its name. He describes Superbloom as a “very active” work: “The first five tracks are invigorating, while the final two tracks act as a grand exhale following all that energy.” - Stones Throw