Style Hacks: Men's Style Made Simple.
Conceptualised by Martin Reynolds Jr.
HIATUS KAIYOTE:
NAKAMARRA
“A delicious cocktail of modern jazz, polyrhythmic time structures, labyrinthine explorations of 1970s funk, scat-singing, samba and West African soul…”
This track also features the legendary Q-Tip from A Tribe Called Quest and helped Hiatus Kaiyote to become the first ever Australian act to be nominated for an R&B Grammy.
Love the waves that these guys are creating… Very organic and effortlessly cool. Keep an eye of these…
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G-EAZY ft. BREEZY:
DRIFTING
G-Eazy getting them Easy, G!
Been backing young Gerald for a while now… I’m feeling that lazy, simple style he brings. Chris Brown is on this track to add that classic Breezy R&B sound. (Challenge you not to be singing along to that chorus…)
Big Tune. The whole album is big actually. ‘When It’s Dark Out’ was released a few weeks ago and is a vibe. Kinda prefer his older stuff to be honest, but this one has still be on repeat for a while now.
Catch G-Eazy performing in London real soon too.
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RALEIGH RITCHIE:
NEVER SAY DIE
I don’t even really know how to sum up Raleigh Ritchie’s sound… He is the very definition of modern British fusion. Elements of soul, hip-hop, rock, pop explode out of the speakers on a Ritchie track.
Stronger Than Ever is probably his most recognisable track, used heavily on adverts and enjoying much radio play, but Never Say Die is definitely the one I bang the most!
This is a track to play through the stereo and turn up loud AF, because that drop is serious…
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JACK GARRETT:
BREATHE LIFE
Dude just gets better and better…
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