Arthur Russell - Love Is Overtaking Me
Originally released in 2008, Love Is Overtaking Me is a collection of home recordings and demos from the extraordinary vaults of Arthur Russell.
Originally released in 2008, Love Is Overtaking Me is a collection of home recordings and demos from the extraordinary vaults of Arthur Russell.
For the last twenty years, Solo Piano has been one of our absolutely most-played albums at Drift. A place of spectacular salvation with each and every playback.
For this Sunday Classic we have taken the trip to the heavy heavy sounds of 18 Dromilly Avenue in western Kingston for thirty miraculous minutes with The Dubmaster, King Tubby....
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The iconic second LP from A Tribe Called Quest. An absolute classic of murky beats, hazy samples and bubbling lyrical flows.
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Welcome to Sunday and welcome to the absolutely sublime sounds of Margo Guryan. ‘Take a Picture’ is a breezy pop dreamboat and it all starts with ‘Sunday Mornin’’.
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Hugely revered and an absolute all time essential, but one that still gets asked about whenever we spin it. So, this is the Histoire de Melody Nelson.
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