“Intentions,” the album’s lead single, is a solo feature for Chachi, who has the self-regarding suavity necessary to deliver a naked come-on: “Don’t mind my bad intentions / But you have my attention.” Throughout the track, which slithers along in a G-Funk groove, Chachi does his best to sound solicitous, rather than on the prowl. The backdrop is a graduation party somewhere in downtown Los Angeles; the action toggles between a backyard to a living room to a driveway to a bedroom.
Los Angeles own Terrace Martin recently put together a new group called The Pollyseeds, made up of the likes of Robert Glasper, Kamasi Washington, Problem, Rose Gold, Brandon Owens, Dr. Dre collaborator Trevor Lawrence Jr. and Wyann Vaughn. After releasing a bunch of tracks, you now get the new jazz album entitled ‘Sounds of Crenshaw’ Vol. 1. Hit the jump to stream it. Read more…
Terrace Martin‘s jazz group The Pollyseeds will release their debut album ‘Sounds of Crenshaw, Vol. 1’ next month and today we get another track entitled “Funny How Time Flies.” The song is a cover of Janet Jackson’s 1987 single of the same name with a feature seen in Robert Glasper. Take a listen to the track below.
From the upcoming release ‘Sounds Of Crenshaw Vol 1’ from Terrace Martin as he Presents The Pollyseeds new track entitled “Up & Away.” Listen in below and let us know what you think. The project drops next month on July 14th!
