Showing posts with label Eric Lau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eric Lau. Show all posts

Monday, March 5, 2012

Guilty Simpson & Eric Lau - The Mission EP (2012)


Genre: Hip Hop
Release: 2012
Preview / 2 / 3

Tracklist:
01 – Intro (U Ready)
02 – The Mission (Ep Version)
03 – Can You Feel It Feat. Fatima
04 – Burn It Up
05 – He Said, She Said
06 – Yesterday Feat. Fatima, & Olivier Daysoul
07 – Outro (Supreme)
08 – The Mission (Chris daddy Dave Remix)
09 – Burn It Up (Damu The Fudgemunk Cuts)
10 – The Mission (Instrumental)
11 – Can You Feel It. (Instrumental)
12 – Burn It Up (Instrumental)
13 – He Said, She Said (Instrumental)
14 – Yesterday (Instrumental)
15 – The Mission (Chris daddy Dave Remix Instrumental)

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London producer Eric Lau (who has worked with artists such as Lupe Fiasco, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Oddisee, Muhsinah, and Tanya Morgan) recently teamed up with Detroit emcee Guilty Simpson for this 7-track EP, The Mission.

Be sure to check this out!

Monday, February 28, 2011

Eric Lau - Quadrivium (2011)



Genre: Hip Hop / Jazz / Instrumental
Release: 2011
Preview

1. Star Trekking 02:12
2. Bismillah 02:00
3. Chant & Bounce 02:02
4. Earthing Out 02:26
5. Low On The Treble 02:19
6. Can You Say Yeah? 02:24
7. Cloud Burst 02:06
8. In Paradise 02:12
9. Orchid 02:23
10. In The Air 02:05
11. Vu Ja De 02:57
12. It's Time 02:31
13. Lzy 02:48
14. The Garden 02:19
15. On My Mind 02:29
16. Gold En 02:15
17. Proceed With Caution 02:50
18. Water 02:03
19. Wee Deep 02:07
20. 4U 02:52

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Thanks to GreenWeedz for the heads up!!

'On Quadrivium, Eric Lau ventures between spacey, other-worldly and mellow influences of Jazz fusion through a progressive sound of Hip Hop production. By channeling the drumming influence and storytelling nuances of Dilla, Eric carries the torch for Jazz-based production to layer and compose imaginative compositions of sound which are pleasing to the ear.

Turn this on to vibe out and relax your nerves, between each track Eric Lau has set out to create a movie and revive Hip Hop's use of Jazz in an original way on Quadrivium.'