Our music is part of it's own fresh, groundbreaking Soul sub-genre: "P-Razz" or "Party Rock Jazz". 

This mixtape is a hidden gem—flawless turntablist precision and a perfect blend of classic psych and rare gems. Major props to the creators! Sad about Soulstrut, but glad the archives remain.

I found this in a clearance bin over the weekend. It is listed as "hard rock" on Discogs. It goes all over the place. I feel like the band didn't know which direction they wanted to focus on and recor

My place is the same size also with a collection of around 1500. I only keep the best of the best: soul staples, underrated gems, jazz and rock from around the world which slingshots you into oblivion

and sidewalk vendors with the Egyptian Musk. Rock and Soul was a place for DJs and producers almost like B&H was for photographers but without all the ads. Just looked it up on YouTube and they’re st

Nice Aussie replacement, my old copy had writing on the label, this one is nice and clean... Classic Mod Psych track, came out on double Shot in the US.

Motion to declare a new genre - Battleship Rock.  Like Yacht, but with mahoosive snare sound.  And faster.  And Cher "Turn Back Time" may or may not count.

Cobain was known for his diverse musical tastes, often citing influences beyond rock, including punk, indie, and even hip-hop. He was open to collaborating with artists from various genres, as seen in

Determining which dead musician had the biggest future ahead of them is subjective, but many argue that Kurt Cobain, the lead singer of Nirvana, stands out as a prime example. His influence on music a

I like the Common/Pete Rock too, and I missed that one, Jimster - HEAT.

1 doc called 'One By One' (more on the jazz-rock side)

Been a looooong time since I've been on the strut, but I wanted to share a few albums I've produced (as Glenn Echo) over the last few years that seem like some Real Heads Know the Deal material. Hope…

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P.S. Saddened to hear about Soulstrut shutting down. It is definitely my to-go place for rock/psych mixtapes.

Pookie was a known older member of a street gang known as the  9-Crew which were the West Bronx off-shoot of the disbanded Black Spades Gang division from University Avenue. Slick Rick referenced Univ

nice collectable track that 'Sounds of Night', good psych record. If you like that, might I suggest this... "Christian Brothers - The Last Hour"  Bit more manic, but simular harmonies, and great intro

Sounds very UKish 60's pop psych to me. If you slow it down there's some clues that can be heard. The pitched up vocals say something like "words that rhyme" "To love with sound around and round" 

Thanks to Steen Rock for lacing me with his amazing Direct to Tape uh, tape, inspiring me to look into the insane ease and low cost of making your own little custom cassette releases.

"Rock Hard in a Funky Place" is the best track.  Worth it for "Soaked in banana cologne, no wonder you're all alone."

like "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" and "Rock with You" are not only infectious but also showcase Jackson's vocal prowess and ability to convey emotion through his music. "Off the Wall" not only es