Musik / rock

LateNightTales - Khruangbin


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Indhold

Seneste udgave, musik (cd)

Illuminations(Devadip Carlos Santana and Turiya Alice Coltrane)

Carlos Santana

4:23 min

I Know That ("When the Spring Time Comes")

Brilliantes del Vuelo

5:20 min

Khushi

Nazia Hassan

4:22 min

DRM

Kelly Doyle

2:16 min

Don't Go

Sanullim

4:09 min

I Like It (Don't Stop)

Maxwell Udoh

6:30 min

Enséñame

David Marez

3:38 min

Can You Feel the Love (Reprise)

Gerald Lee

3:06 min

Still You

Justine and the Victorian Punks

7:45 min

Matsuri Bayashi Ga Kikoeru No Theme(George Yanaga + Nadja Band)

George Yanagi

4:02 min

Zacharovannaya maya

Pesniary

5:54 min

Summer Madness (Exclusive Cover Version)

Khruangbin

3:21 min

Contigo

Paloma San Basilio

4:03 min

Yetikimt Abeba

Roha Band

5:20 min

Transmission for Jehn - Gnossienne No 1 (Exclusive Spoken Word)(words written and performed by Tierney Malone, music written by Erik Satie, arranged and performed by Geoffrey Muller, produced by Khruangbin)

Tierney Malone

4:59 min


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Pitchfork

d. 8. dec. 2020

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Andy Beta

d. 8. dec. 2020

"A mixtape from Houston's worldly psych trio digs deep into funk classics, spiritual jazz, and unusual finds from South Korea, Belarus, and Nigeria".


Songlines

2021 January/February

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Asher Breuer-Weil

2021 January/February

"Back in 2013, the hugely popular DJ, Bonobo, included a song from a then unknown Houston psych-funk group on his LateNightTales collection. That song was Khruangbin's 'A Calf Born in Winter', a wonderfully smooth, Thai funk-inspired groove that began Khruangbin's elevation into superstars. Seven years on, and here they are doing their own LateNightTales collection, a format that suits them down to the ground. Khruangbin's distinguishing factor has always been their ability to distil global sounds into a cohesive whole ... The tracklisting shifts from Asian pop to Nigerian reggae, from Japanese mellow grooves to Latin flavas. Highlights include the Pakistani icon Nazia Hassan's 'Khushi', a gloriously emotive pop song, and their own reverb-drenched cover of Kool & the Gang's 'Summer Madness'. A homage to their hometown comes in the form of the low-key dub of fellow Houston band Brilliantes Del Vuelo, ensuring that among all the globetrotting, they still remember where they came from".



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