Jeff The Fool - Beat Tape 2: Soul Fool (2021)

The hip-hop suite, inspired by the passion for the work of Madlib and Pete Rock, is released on tape for the first time in history of the GLBDOM music atelier. It turned out that it doesn't take much: an MPC-2500 drum machine and a few favorite loops.

You are greeted by a hedonistic, highbred funkystyle straight from France. A bright symbolic tie with the voice of the godfather of soul, James Brown, gives a solid start and flies into the ears with packs of brass. Being the main style-forming feature of the album, the benefit of vinyl samples is overgrown with strings of synthesizers, basses, scratches and a slight hint of battle escapism. The vintage sound of the tape and the sprawling jazzy beats lead the entire instrumental system, emulating the golden era of early classics. The showroom of colorful moods contains references to the 90s, demonstrating the bold innovation of the rhythm maker Antoine Bermann with his occasional ambient intersperses.