We don’t here enough from Lifesava’s Vusratyl anymore. So when we do, we definitely want to get the word out on the new music. Produced by the legendary, Vitamin D, Secondhand Smoke, just snaps. It’s fun and funky with some really great word play. It also has an old school kind of vibe especially when Lunden Benard goes in first. This is something that is going to stick with me, and if you appreciate creativity, it should you as well.
Artist Spotlight: Goldini Bagwell (2013)
HHD is really proud to bring you this artist spotlight from Goldini Bagwell. I have been following his work since the early inception of the Sandpeople. His superlative skill, creative knack, and unique wordplay made him an easy choice for this month’s selection. His recent release, Secondhand Smoke, produced by Pmpee just dropped and was reviewed here a few weeks ago made the timing even more perfect. It’s a great read, so without boring you to death with my introduction…
Goldini Bagwell – Secondhand Smoke (X-Ray EP) (2013)
Artist: Goldini Bagwell
Album: Secondhand Smoke (X-Ray EP)
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The most unique member of the Sandpeople crew, Goldini Bagwell, has finally released the sequel to his criminally slept on Chainsmoke album. And while not as deep in terms of the number of tracks on the project, it’s equal in it’s artistic potency.
Once again the production is fielded by Pmpee Beats out of Finland (I think, no for sure. He’s from Finland). The cohesion between producer and emcee at this point is seamless. They now have two projects under their belts and the two are always on time and in sync throughout the course of each song.
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Single You Out: Goldini Bagwell – Chemtreals (Prod. by Chase Moore & Hippie Sabatoge)
New music from Goldini Bagwell is always a good thing. He’s the most unique member of the Sandpeople camp stylistically. This is the initial single for his forthcoming SecondHand Smoke project. Production comes from Chase Moore and Hippie Sabotage. The track is laid back, yet well written.
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