quasimoto further adventures lord quas zip

They’re one of the last indies from my teenage years to still be around, and they’ve evolved with the times and with me. ⊕ Pick: Peanut Butter Wolf – My Vinyl Weighs A Ton Choosing a record from the Stones Throw back catalogue is one of those questions you never want to be asked. LAURENT FINTONI (Original Cultures / FACT Magazine, Bruxelles)

And besides – I ain’t got time for silly shit, yo throw this record on, pack a bowl, take a hit 🙂 From the sampling to the themes, to the multiple personalities it was next level for me. I had never felt such a strong and obvious link between jazz and hip hop. At the time I wasn’t making electronic music or beats at all. If I had to choose one release that really changed the way I looked at music and became a staple for me while growing as a person and a musician it would have to be Quasimoto’s “The Unseen”. ⊕ Pick: Quasimoto – The So many releases on Stones Throw have influenced me creatively and become classics for me throughout the years: From Lootpack to Madvillian to JayLib to Donuts. SHIGETO (Ann Arbort/Detroit), Ghostly Recordings So to celebrate ST’s 18th birthday we asked some of our friends and best music heads around to pick one Stones Throw record that is important to them, not necessarily the absolute best, just one that they couldn’t live without. Time flies when you’re busy running one of the most successful and innovative independent labels around. We then noticed that ST are actually celebrating their 18th birthday this year. To mark the release of the upcoming Stones Throw movie titled “ Our Vinyl Weighs A Ton” we wanted to put together a feature to talk about one of the most beloved record labels from music heads worldwide.

Quasimoto further adventures lord quas zip