When you take a month off from one of your most popular series, things can change without fair warning. What was supposed to be the September edition was on the verge of being a "Late AF Post of the Week" anyway and, to be honest, I wasn't extremely pumped to write it in the first place. However, a family tragedy ended up being less of an obstacle and more of a blessing as skipping my birth month's edition made way for newer and disputably better music to surface and allowed me as a music lover to stay true to the spirit of this series. Long story short, only two of the original albums in my rotation for September remained on the list for October while the other three were pushed back for the last two posts for 2016. Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if the next two months give me even better albums to listen to and those other projects get bumped altogether. So since you didn't come here for lengthy backstories and stall tactics, I apologize to the most faithful supporters of "In Heavy Rotation" and bring you the long-awaited good part...
Showing posts with label Ege Bamyasi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ege Bamyasi. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
In Heavy Rotation (October 2016)
When you take a month off from one of your most popular series, things can change without fair warning. What was supposed to be the September edition was on the verge of being a "Late AF Post of the Week" anyway and, to be honest, I wasn't extremely pumped to write it in the first place. However, a family tragedy ended up being less of an obstacle and more of a blessing as skipping my birth month's edition made way for newer and disputably better music to surface and allowed me as a music lover to stay true to the spirit of this series. Long story short, only two of the original albums in my rotation for September remained on the list for October while the other three were pushed back for the last two posts for 2016. Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if the next two months give me even better albums to listen to and those other projects get bumped altogether. So since you didn't come here for lengthy backstories and stall tactics, I apologize to the most faithful supporters of "In Heavy Rotation" and bring you the long-awaited good part...
Labels:
A Seat at the Table,
Aaron Abernathy,
Anderson .Paak,
Can,
Currents,
Ege Bamyasi,
hip hop,
Knxwledge,
Monologue,
Neo soul,
NxWorries,
rhythm and blues,
Solange,
Tame Impala,
Yes Lawd!
Location:
Fairland, MD, USA
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