UNA, Luke/VARIOUS - Everything Above The Sky - GATEFOLD OXBLOOD VINYL 2XLP
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Luke UNA / VARIOUS
Everything Above The Sky
Re:Warm
limited gatefold oxblood vinyl 2xLP Cat: REWARM 020LPCRel: 24 Feb 25
Folk/Americana Side 1 - Track 1. John Martyn - Small Hours Side 1 - Track 2. Stephen Whynott - A Better Way Side 1 - Track 3. April Fulladosa - Sunlit Horizon Side 2 - Track 1. Sylvain Kassap - Plancoet Side 2 - Track 2. Manu Dibango - Night In Zeralda Side 2 - Track 3. Henri Texier - Hocoka Time Side 2 - Track 4. Nivaldo Orneleas - O Que Ha Side 2 - Track 5. 808 State - Pacific State (Massey Conga mix) Side 3 - Track 1. Magma - Eliphas Levi Side 3 - Track 2. Homelife - Stranger Side 3 - Track 3. Michael Gregory Jackson - Unspoken Magic Side 4 - Track 1. Dora Morelenboum - Avermelhar Side 4 - Track 2. Simone - Tudo Que Voce Podia Ser Side 4 - Track 3. Experience Unlimited - People Side 4 - Track 4. Otis G Johnson - I Got It Side 4 - Track 5. Mel & Tim - Keep The Faith
There's so much to admire about the borderless musical inclinations of the one and only Luke Una. A longstanding standard-bearer for nocturnal eclecticism, he's made an art out of pigeon-hole dodging, via event series like Electric Chair/Elephant and Homoelectric, his Worldwide FM residency, and E Soul Cultura compilations. His latest comp sees him explore sonic transcendence, selecting a body of musical curios based on their ability to transport the listener to higher realms. As expected, the album bursts with delightful, lesser-known morsels that make it more than worthy of attention. Opening with the psychedelic guitar swells of John Martyn's masterful 'Small Hours' before meandering into the blissful meditations of Stephen Whynott's 'A Better Way', drifting into the staccato whimsy of Sylvain Kassap's 'Plancoe' and arresting with the aching soul of Michael Gregory Jackson's 'Unspoken Magic', there are too many standouts to mention. This is an album to savour from start to finish, a means of cultivating inner peace and astral escapism. When it comes to digging chops, there aren't too many who measure up to Luke, and this selection serves as a case in point.
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