Soulful journey through rare grooves, funky edits and downtempo gems
A mid-tempo mix of rare groove, soulful edits, and quirky beats. Opening with a rework of Bill Withers' "Lovely Day" — the mix was recorded on truly a lovely day in Joy's back yard at her annual Beats & BBQ party. On through classics like Larry Young's Fuel "Turn off the lights." Some globe hopping to Brazil w/ Tim Maia's "O Caminho do Bem" then to Israel w/ Ofra Haza's "Im Nin'alu." Then back to the funk with a cover/edit of William De Vaughn's "Be thankful for what you got", which is always a good reminder.
Cover art by Victor Moscoso
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