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Pu Poo Platter Brooklyn, New York
Pu poo platter is a flying saucer stranded in Brooklyn, NY back in 2019. It carried a group of (non-resident) aliens. They feed on music and listen to food. Despite struggling with life on Earth, they’ve grown to love the sunshine and donuts, and find fat white cats most intriguing. They try to make their own music, both to practice a more sustainable lifestyle and to spread love everywhere. ... more
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MILS001: Ethio Meditations / Drama Al Dente
by JJ Whitefield
supported by 5 fans who also own “Pu Poo Platter Vol.1”
Some would call this library music, and it is true that a side of it is. It is clearly made to enable sampling of different portions. But all the tracks are also really good and hold on to themselves, which makes it a great album to listen to. Best of both worlds, one could say.
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MILS002: Emotions Run Dry
by Jake Ferguson featuring Malcolm Catto
supported by 5 fans who also own “Pu Poo Platter Vol.1”
I could go on and on about how these two fit together (heliocentrics) but I'd just recommend you to listen to this - funky, jazzy, entertaining, groovy and kind of the source of their other albums and song constructs. Catchy clever bass lines and can drumming 4 ever
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Pu Poo Platter Vol.1”
One of the best examples of modern psyc funk out there and a riffs that blow my face off every time I hear them <3
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The Globeflower Masters Vol.2
by Glenn Fallows & Mark Treffel
Brighton, UK duo craft soulful soundscapes influenced by the sweeping, romantic film soundtracks of the ’60s and ’70s.
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Get funky with this smoldering new release form France’s Pleasurewood, its songs built on deep bass grooves.
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From the Netherlands comes this laid-back journey into jazz, soul, and funk grooves.
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Daylight Savings
by Surprise Chef
supported by 4 fans who also own “Pu Poo Platter Vol.1”
This entire album feels like it could have fallen straight out of some sort of Noir movie in the absolute best possible way.
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