Juneteenth Bandcamp Recommendations // Round 2
Juneteenth Bandcamp Recommendations // Round 2

Juneteenth Bandcamp Recommendations // Round 2

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More Bandcamp/music recommendations for Juneteenth from our followers!

 

Julius Eastman – Femenine (Frozen Reeds) 

Can’t recommend this enough. 

Recorded live on Wednesday, November 6, 1974 at Composers Forum in Albany, The Arts Center on the Campus of the Academy of the Holy Names, Albany, New York.

Like Bandcamp themselves, we will be donating 100% of our share of every sale on Friday, June 19th (from midnight to midnight Pacific Time) to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, America’s premier legal organisation fighting for racial justice.

via zach


Spaghetti Blacc – D​.​F​.​E. Round 3: Hell’s Legal Fees (Self Released) 

Get some new @SpaghettiBlacc

snakes of the sabotaging word will be punished!! you have been warned #blacklivesmatter

via Garg


ONO – Red Summer (American Dreams Records) 

It’s been “Red Summer” for over a hundred years. While the term “Red Summer” typically refers to the race-driven violence in the Summer of 1919 across the United States, its repercussions, its vocabulary can be felt or heard on every corner of every street. In Chicago, it has a special significance, as Chicago was one of two catalysts for that era’s violence, exploded by invisible racial borders along the South Side, a phenomenon that exists today, constantly considered by long-running gospel industrial band ONO.

via Bill Barnett


Speaker Music – Black Nationalist Sonic Weaponry (Planet Mu) 

A surprise release by Speaker Music in response to recent events. An 11 track album with PDF booklet designed by Make Techno Black Again, powered by HECHA / 做. All label profits from this release will be donated to beam.community and m4bl.org

Black Nationalist Sonic Weaponry is an album of street-level fire music exploring poet Tsitsi Ella JajiI’s concept of “stereomodernism,” or as she describes: “dubbing in stereo for solidarity.”

via Pope Dan Gussett


Father’s Children – Father’s Children: Who’s Gonna Save The World (Numero Group)

Father’s Children’s true freshman offering is a work genuinely concerned with its own time and place, bringing together comet-hailing funk, sunny group harmonies, fuzz-guitar solos, shimmering keys, bubbling percussion, spiritual prophecy, and dub experiments. Our deluxe LP edition includes the bonus 45 “Linda Movement” b/w “Intellect” and a folio full of promo photos that track the band’s evolution from D.C. doo-woppers to L.A disco denizens.

via ChunkyGlasses


Thelonious Monk – Epistrophy (Palo Alto, CA, October 27th 1968)

Mid-century modern art springs to life to accompany Thelonious Monk’s “Epistrophy”, off of a previously unknown + unreleased 1968 live recording ‘Palo Alto’.

via Ryan Hudson


Bedtime Khal – Fog EP (Devil Town Tapes) 

grab fog on cassette over on my  @bandcamp. five more copies left! thanks to everyone showing love today #JUNETEENTH2020

Fog is the third release from Bedtime Khal, the Michigan-based bedroom project of Khal Malik. It’s an introspective, 16-minute EP, covering topics such as: love, isolation and the feeling of nostalgia.

via nxcmike


All 3 albums from @SaultGlobal

5 / 7 / Untitled (Black Is) 

via Mark Mueller 


Damu the Fudgemunk, Archie Shepp & Raw Poetic – Ocean Bridges (Redefinition Records) 

The album is our first “Jazz” project. It is called “Ocean Bridges” and is a full length collaboration with the legendary Archie Shepp. Raw Poetic is the sole vocalist over improv recording sessions of live musicians that he produced via having access to the masters and co-director of the recording date.

Rob Thornton


NNAMDÏ – BRAT (Sooper Records)

Seeing this guy explode in some blog-centric circles. Totally deserves it, last two releases really rise to the moment in ways I really can’t summarize in a tweet.

via Matt DeMello


Hieroglyphic Being – Fuck The Ghetto / Think About Outer Space (RVNG Intl.)

via Lettuce


Shabazz Palaces – Black Up (Sub Pop)

Irreversible Entanglements – S/T (International Anthem)

Matana Roberts – Coin Coin Chapter Four: Memphis (Constellation Records) 

Shabaka And The Ancestors – Wisdom of Elders (Brownswood Recordings)

via Gabriel Bernier-Colborne


Compilations 

Experimental music – Benefit album for Black Lives Matter (Les Horribles Travailleurs) 

via Black_Ops


POWER BLACK! (powerblack)

tek, oshi, dishi, rom, me, jamvvis, eu-iv, blue, idntrmmbr, otxhello, whereisalex, lege, kaelin, wrex, kilamanzego, lege, jaelyn & more.

POWER BLACK!! a 17 track mixtape/compilation for #JUNETEENTH2020

Deffie via Nothing Neue


Building A Better Reality : A Benefit Compilation (JMY) 

I also grabbed this just b/c it has an insane amount of people I know/love, including a 30-minute (!!!) Joshua Abrams track

via Marc Masters


Misc

Black ambient musicians suggested by Andrew Anderson (via thread by Imka

Robbie Elizee

KMRU

meroitic

Forest Management

Nazar

seventhgaze

Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe/Lichens

JoAnn McNeil


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