Sweatson Klank - A Free Mind - VINYL LP

Los Angeles producer Sweatson Klank builds his productions as if they were films, developing a story from start to finish, sending listeners on a sonic adventure ripe with ferocity and accented with unique texture. Stylistically, 'Fine Lines' his debut full length for Friends of Friends, picks up where his 2017 'Then I Was Me EP left off, melding forward thinking Hip Hop and Electronics as a back drop for a soulful and sultry journey through a tumultuous love affair, loss of self, and the dark empty spaces in our minds. The songs on 'Fine Lines' sit in a space occupied by Hip Hop, Future R&B and House, yet the record cleverly transcends any single genre. While much of the production is hard hitting, the album manages to walk a tightrope between heartache and swagger. A meticulous fine line that weaves itself like a thread throughout. Sweatson Klank enlists a number of features on the album including newcomers Ana Calvo, Sarah Saldivia, and Annie Bass as well as past collaborator, Montreal producer Ango. 'Fine Lines is a deep front-to-back listen, immersed in multitimbral textures, colors and sentiments that reveal themselves more with each listen. Side A Dropped feat. Rite AlongStabbing MeLike I Need You feat. Anna CalvoCan't Stop RunningIntertwined feat. Sarah SaldiviaSide B Get It BackNeedles feat. AngoFallen BlossomSmile

Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choir - Jubilation 3 Glory Train [COMPACT DISCS] date 07/23/1996

Sweatson Klank began in the late 90's with hip hop beats and grew into the now world renowned LA beat-scene alongside contemporaries like Flying Lotus, Ras G, Teebs, Dibiase and all of those who passed through the legendary Sketchbook and Low End Theory club nights. 'Super Natural DelightsInch feels like a culmination of years of honing ones craft, and it proudly states InchI'm Home!Inch1. Relax For A Living2. Walking On Air3. What A Night4. Brilliant Blue5. Island Life Calling6. Low Moon7. With Respect8. Italian Afternoons9. Fat Cookie10. Moving Inward11. Bananas In The Canyon 12. Ubiquitous