The Broken Keys es un dúo formado por Benedic Lamdin, aka Nostalgia 77, y Nathaniel Pearn, aka Natural Self, es decir, dos talentos de la música negra surgidos en la cantera del sello Tru Thoughts. Cuando ambos comenzaron a editar singles en el 2001/2002, sus seguidores pudieron apreciar más de una similitud en sus estilos, porque compartían su amor por el jazz y la utilización de beats de hip hop, además de una común facilidad para producir temas bailables cuando lo desearan. Posteriormente, sobre todo Nostalgia 77, han evolucionado estilísticamente y han recorrido caminos muy diversos, pero estos viejos amigos, que ya habían colaborado en calidad de remixers (Nostalgia 77 remecló un corte de Natural Self), dicidieron cear el proyecto The Broken Keys y meterse juntos en un estudio. Su música ha sido descrita como una fusión del funk, soul y rock clásicos de los 60 y 70, sumado al hip hop actual, o, traducido a grupos y artistas, una versión desbocada de Gorillaz o una combinación loca de MF Doom, Edan, James Brown y Jimi Hendrix. Puede que alguien vea esa mezcla imposible, pero escrito de manera más sencilla, todos los que disfruten bailando con el soul, el funk y el jazz, sea o no electrónico, tienen una cita con The Broken Keys. En el 2006 el proyecto debutó con el álbum Gravity, editado por Tru Thoughts.http://lnx.indajaus.com/acidjazzhispano/content-803.html
1. Introduction
2. Redlight
3. Bone Train
4. Invisible
5. Witch
6. Black Farr
7. Stepping Stone
8. Burnt Popcorn
9. Slingshot (Part 1)
10. Slingshot (Part 2)
11. Razorblade
12. Why Jupite
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No celebration is worth its salt without food and Kaliady is a time for overindulgence as well as wistful moderation. Three ritual dinners are customary. The first is the ”fasting” dinner (no meat or fat), the second is a veritable feast of meat, eggs and sweets; traditionally held on New Year’s Eve, and the last meager meal is the ”hungry” dinner. These symbolic meals remind us that we shouldn’t take plenty for granted while we show true appreciation for the bounty we have received.
