Hip Hop — All Formats  

The funky soul everlasting "Popstopper" from Georgia Anne Muldrow and Dudley Perkins! Georgia Anne's singing is leading light on "Popstopper", with Dudley Perkins back in MC mode with the assist. The song's got a timeless vibe and while it certainly isn't a pop song, it's actually among the duo's more accessible and catchy tunes, despite the defiant sounding title. Dudley's vocals take the lead on the soulful "Muthadear" on the flip – and it's an equally great song!

A stunner from Georgia Anne Muldrow – a record that makes us love her even more than before – and that's saying a lot, given the love we've shown her over the years! The cover's got the feel of some dusty old record, and many of the tunes do too – some wicked 70s soul elements that are layered in nicely by Madlib, who produced the whole set – and comes up with this great blend of older warmth and that contemporary crispness that usually makes Georgia Anne sound so great! The lyrics slide wonderfully into the grooves – and although the set's often laidback, it's got a mighty punch that's undeniable – as you'll hear on tracks that include "Husfriend", "Kneecap Jelly", "Seeds", "Wind", "Calabash", "Kali Yuga", and "The Birth Of Petey Wheatstraw".

A stunner from Georgia Anne Muldrow – a record that makes us love her even more than before – and that's saying a lot, given the love we've shown her over the years! The cover's got the feel of some dusty old record, and many of the tunes do too – some wicked 70s soul elements that are layered in nicely by Madlib, who produced the whole set – and comes up with this great blend of older warmth and that contemporary crispness that usually makes Georgia Anne sound so great! The lyrics slide wonderfully into the grooves – and although the set's often laidback, it's got a mighty punch that's undeniable – as you'll hear on tracks that include "Husfriend", "Kneecap Jelly", "Seeds", "Wind", "Calabash", "Kali Yuga", and "The Birth Of Petey Wheatstraw".

Raw hip hop from Riff Raff McGriff on Someothaship – featuring Georgia Anne Muldrow! The "Tell Em" remix is really killer – with a raw, rumbling and snakey bass groove serving the beat and the track itself very nicely – and with the hard life lyricism as focused as on the original. "Rhythms Of The Forest" is his a pretty tripped out psych funk backdrop – which is pretty fitting groove for Someothaship – where it sounds right at home!