Oro Azul - Water SeedsOro Azuls debut offering, Water Seeds, takes us through 4 shades of an aquatic garden. Dembow floats underneath the waves while woodblock melodies bubble up through the weeds. Sub bass shifts the tide. Some sounds are moss like, a protective balm. Other tones come through as minerals and metals, shining in the refracted light from above. A collaboration between Ultima Esuna and Michael Red, the music of Oro Azul took shape over the course of a year of

Ronnie found a collaborator who shared his desire to create borderless music that reflected the diversity of their backgrounds

and cadence – at times overlapping and linear

multi-instrumentalist and renowned DJ Jim Baron

From his teenage years he exhibited an innate impulse to craft melodies that were distinctive and enticing yet reflecting his attraction to the dominant influences of the period particularly American

Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey) 22

Killer from the beginning to the end

creating a double dose of signature

arriving May 6th

Today Luke remains

” explains Shabaka Hutchings

Hitting notes of both melancholy and positivity

"Don Blackman was a true musician and an awesome songwriter