
Genre: Instrumental Hip-Hop/Jazz/Electronica/Experimental/Downtempo
Release: 2007
Preview
02 - A Ten Naw - 3.78 MB
03 - Nature Of The Beast - 3.34 MB
04 - An Orange Splash On Things - 4.43 MB
05 - Bashful Us - 3.64 MB
06 - Neglect - 1.56 MB
07 - 12 Years Of Readyness - 2.52 MB
08 - France Horns Scanning And Boombap - 920 KB
09 - First Kiss At 13 - 2.93 MB
10 - Enigmatic Breeze Thru Hyper Cracked Windows - 1.83 MB
11 - Ultratranslucent - 4.18 MB
12 - The Song For Morning Photographs - 4.98 MB
13 - Gougash - 1.24 MB
14 - Running On Cardboard Conveyors - 4.26 MB
15 - Que Sonido Ese - 1.38 MB
16 - Upside Down Flurries - 3.21 MB
17 - Double Ingrown Nail June - 1.66 MB
18 - Clear Woodhouse - 2.51 MB
19 - Edesday A Brand New One - 1.46 MB
20 - None For You - 3.51 MB
21 - Ohkay - 1.47 MB
22 - Her Audible Scents - 1.31 MB
23 - Politcal He Said She Said - 3.31 MB
24 - Aint Titled - 4.54 MB
25 - Detergen - 1.09 MB
26 - Spring Spree - 960 KB
Alternate Link#2
Some of you may have heard of Katrah-Quey without knowing it, particularly if you watch Cartoon Network's Adult Swim Block. Yes, much like Flying Lotus, Katrah-Quey contributed a few beats to Adult Swim, though that is where the comparisons should end. Although both of them have a very electronic sound, Katrah-Quey throws in some more organic sounding instruments in Radio Tag compared to Flying Lotus's usually mechanical feel. The reason this free album is called Radio Tag is because all the samples used come from AM/FM radio sources.
Some of you may have heard of Katrah-Quey without knowing it, particularly if you watch Cartoon Network's Adult Swim Block. Yes, much like Flying Lotus, Katrah-Quey contributed a few beats to Adult Swim, though that is where the comparisons should end. Although both of them have a very electronic sound, Katrah-Quey throws in some more organic sounding instruments in Radio Tag compared to Flying Lotus's usually mechanical feel. The reason this free album is called Radio Tag is because all the samples used come from AM/FM radio sources.



3 comments:
Umm, normally this sounds like something I'd be all over BUT isn't this kind of jacking Exile's latest album Radio? I haven't listened to this yet so I'm not saying it sounds like Radio but it's the same idea... weird.
this came out BEFORE Exile's Radio. Exile's came out in 2009. Radio Tag came out in 2007. If anything you should suspect Exile of jacking Katrah-Quey's idea although i'm not sure Exile used AM/FM radio sources exclusively as his concept.
weird... yah he only used the radio
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