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FREE: Brittany Bosco’s Spectrum EP
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Brittany Bosco – Spectrum EP (Zip File)
I know I deserve a mad late pass for this, but I’m just getting around to the amazing Spectrum EP from Savannah’s Brittany Bosco. Like fellow Georgian Janelle Monae, Ms Bosco does have that futuristic element to her sound (like everybody out of that state these days), but the comparisons end there. Bosco brings a more soulful, jazzy element to her tracks. Songs like 8 Track sound retro without hyping the current Motown trend. With production by Alex Goose (who was responsible for Danny Swain’s fantastic album And I Love Her), the Spectrum EP foreshadows good things for Bosco’s debut album.
Also, this EP qualifies for the best packaging of 2008. Hands down.
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JConda
…puts me in the mind of New Amerykah somewhat – which isn’t really a bad thing. But how sic is “It Was You”???? Instant classic IMHO.
Comment by JConda on November 26, 2008 at 11:39 pm
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Omi_love
the ep is extremely solid. what happened with EC|DC on this ep? any production? home dude is one of the fresh producers out today. i remember the city of nowhere ep from bosco. imo, its classic.
Comment by Omi_love on November 30, 2008 at 4:13 pm
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himalaya
very dope indeed. good call.
Comment by himalaya on November 30, 2008 at 6:30 pm
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[...] shows this summer, although I still haven’t opened….the packaging is just too much fun. Stone, I think this might be up there with Brittany Bosco’s EP, for best packaging for the year
. [...]Pingback by Chester French to headline free show for Puma's 60th Birthday in Brooklyn | Stereo Cupcake on December 1, 2008 at 7:01 am
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brittany bosco
ec/dc is on the project he did city of nowhere, funkyolon, drusm on black keys,
Comment by brittany bosco on December 4, 2008 at 8:07 pm
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The Big Up!
Thanks so much for the review and the post!
-The Big Up!
“From Here To Fame”
Comment by The Big Up! on December 20, 2008 at 9:18 pm
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