Love and Theft - Need To Breathe - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Can't Wait for the Weekend 2. Anytime, Anywhere 3. Hang Out Hungover 4. Whiskey on My Breath 5. Easy 6. Tan Lines 7. Everybody Drives Drunk 8. Can't Stop Smiling 9. Wrong Baby Wrong 10. Like I Feel It 11. Let's Get Drunk and Make Friends

Double Black & White Explosion colored vinyl LP pressing. The 16-track album opens with InchWar & Wonders' as Smoke begins his journey foreshadowing an upcoming battle featuring impassioned flows and rhymes describing the violent challenges of urban living. The track opens with a storyline of Smoke getting knocked down from his ongoing battles and a woman calling his name to wake up. The narrative then progresses with latest singles InchShame On YouInch and InchCommon SenseInch featuring SiR commenting on humanity's unique simplicity and embracing our differences. At the core of the album, InchStay TrueInch featuring John Legend accentuates the meaning of living your best life by staying true to your authentic self regardless of what life throws your way and the hardships you may face. War & Wonders spotlights poignant themes, necessary social commentary, and the hurdles we overcome in order to appreciate what we have in this life. For Smoke, he showcases Inglewood's war on losing love, being in love, and battling himself as he is always being led in different directions. It is a continuous journey of learning, growing, self-discovery, and reinventing a better version of himself. Album Tracks 1. War & Wonders 2. Dirty Mercedes 3. Shame on You 4. Road Rage (Feat. Marsha Ambrosius & Dem Jointz) 5. Mind My Business 6. Find My Way (Feat. Tobe Nwigwe & BJ the Chicago Kid 7. Crossover (Feat. Westside Boogie) 8. Common Sense (Feat. Sir) 9. Why Run 10. Stay True (Feat. John Legend) 11. Say Go 12. Good Thing (Feat. Ty Dolla $Ign) 13. Sleepwalking (Feat. Fireboy DML) 14. Better Half 15. Clockwork (Feat. Marsha Ambrosius) 16. Free Write

2018 . Massimo Vivona is one of the unsung veterans of Namlook's Fax catalog, and one of the least notorious. Most of his work in the 90s centered around the then-fashionable areas of hypnotic trance, and though ambient pieces occasionally cropped up on his Fax productions, he was known more for auguring intense beatstorms rather than becalming ambient monsoons. With this utterly captivating new long-player, Vivona's not only flipped his own model, he's upped the ante. Taking cues from the breathless arpeggiated fantasias of Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze, née the instigators of the well-defined 70s Berlin School, Vivona's mapped out his own well-articulated star maps and plotted a true interstellar pathway to the cosmos. With reams of velvety, pulsating sequencers, skeins of prog-epic Moog, and a whole host of otherworldly vintage synths taking flight like sleek, analog eagles, Vivona's managed to concoct a modern-day Teutonic masterpiece, broad in scope, limitless in outreach, kaleidoscopic and eventful in equal measure. This is the kind of aural galactica that many practice but few lift-off; it's a testament to Vivona's skills that he can so effectively marry decades of synthesizer workout with such a stark and contemporaneous feel. Beautiful, bodacious, and bold, like the grandeur of the 70s masters, this one is literally godlike. Album Tracks 1. Phase 1 2. Phase 2 3. Phase 3 4. Phase 4 5. Phase 5 6. Phase 6