Wanderlist n° 313
Wandering Through Time and Space: A Musical Odyssey
Ladies and gentlemen, music enthusiasts, and fellow travelers of sound, gather 'round as we embark on a journey through Wanderlist 313. This isn't just any playlist; it's a carefully curated expedition across genres, eras, and continents that'll make your ears perk up and your soul groove.
Now, let me tell you about a few gems that shine particularly bright in this collection. First up, we've got "The Creator Has a Master Plan" by The Gondwana Orchestra. This track is like a warm embrace from the cosmos itself. It's the kind of tune that makes you want to close your eyes and let the rhythm carry you away on a cloud of pure sonic bliss.
Speaking of sonic journeys, "Eggun" by Isaiah Collier is a force to be reckoned with. This piece is a testament to the power of modern jazz, pushing boundaries while paying homage to the greats who paved the way. It's the musical equivalent of a roller coaster ride through the galaxy – hold on tight, folks!
Now, no self-respecting playlist would be complete without a nod to the incomparable Gil Scott-Heron. "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" is more than just a song; it's a manifesto, a wake-up call, and a piece of history all rolled into one. If this doesn't get your mind buzzing and your foot tapping, I don't know what will.
For those of you with a penchant for the sounds of South Africa, "South African Jam" by Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O is a real treat. This track is like a vibrant tapestry of rhythms and melodies that'll transport you straight to the heart of Johannesburg. It's the kind of music that makes you realize just how vast and varied our world of sound really is.
Last but certainly not least, we've got "Rip A Dip" by The Latin Jazz Quintet. This tune is hotter than a summer sidewalk and smoother than your favorite bourbon. It's the perfect blend of Latin fire and cool jazz sensibility that'll have you snapping your fingers and swaying your hips before you even realize what's happening.
But here's the thing, folks – this playlist isn't just about these standout tracks. It's about the journey, the flow from one song to the next. It's about discovering new sounds and revisiting old favorites. From the spiritual jazz of Shabaka to the bossa nova brilliance of Antônio Carlos Jobim, every track has been chosen with care and placed with purpose.
This is music that deserves your time and attention. So here's what I suggest: find yourself a comfortable spot, pour yourself a drink of choice, and let this playlist take you on a journey. Don't rush it. Let each track wash over you, let the rhythms seep into your bones, and the melodies dance in your mind.
Wanderlist 313 isn't just a playlist; it's an experience. It's a reminder of the power of music to transport us, to make us feel, to connect us with something larger than ourselves. So go ahead, press play, and let the wandering begin. Your ears (and your soul) will thank you for it.
Until next time, keep those records spinning and your minds open. This is DJ Ramblin' Man, signing off.
Playlist
Shabaka - Black meditation / Shabaka - Insecurities (feat. Moses Sumney) / Yusef Lateef - The Three Faces Of Balal / The Gondwana Orchestra - The Creator Has a Master Plan / The RH Factor - I'll Stay / Organic Pulse Ensemble - Journey To Jupiter On A Moon Boat / Misha Panfilov - Cosmic Bliss / Johnathan Blake - Lament For Lo / New Regency Orchestra - Pregon / Takuya Kuroda - Rising Son / Isaiah Collier - Eggun / Gil Scott-Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be Televised / Barbara Moore - Steam Heat / The Natural Yogurt Band - Flowers in the Rain / Janko Nilovic - Starfall / Sauveur Mallia - Loving Discovery / SUN ATLAS - 12TH DIMENSION CARAVAN / Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O - South African Jam / Kofi Flexxx - By Now (Accused of Magic) / Yussef Dayes - Afro Cubanism / 鈴木 弘 - シュリンプ・ダンス / Ryo Fukui - All the Things You Are / Jean Gabin - Maintenant je sais / The Latin Jazz Quintet - Rip A Dip / Kenny Drew - Many Miles Away / Ryo Fukui - Scenery / Antônio Carlos Jobim - Choro / Gal Costa - Desafinado / Antonio Carlos & Jocafi - Tereza Guerreira / Rogê - Existe Uma Voz / Chico Buarque - Cotidiano
