“Beats that sound too clean just don’t have the same soul.” @MarcusJMoore writes on the resonance of @madlib, only made stronger by the music’s colliding overtones and distortions. https://t.co/iTOzAB9gIM
“Listening to @madlib’s work is a little like studying a weather map.” @MarcusJMoore on the mighty producer who’s always made melody from chaos. https://t.co/iTOzAB9gIM
The Conversational Genius of Phonte | @MarcusJMoore
From Greensboro to The Foreign Exchange, Phonte reshaped what vulnerability could sound like in hip-hop.
https://t.co/NWmYdRKkyw
Woody Shaw: A Life in Sound and Struggle | @MarcusJMoore
Tracing the trumpeter's journey from prodigy to post-bop architect, and the music that carried his spirit forward.
https://t.co/GLUsMtGMwb
marcus j. moore is so fucking good
https://t.co/N1lDRyhBXq
there are like ten separate sentences in this piece that made me just shake my head and smile
Minnie Riperton’s Secret Symphony | Marcus J. Moore
Before “Lovin’ You,” the singer crafted a lush, genre-defying meditation on intimacy and Black imagination.
https://t.co/pqOmEQjy9F