A Tribe Called Quest sharpened their sound on The Low End Theory, blending jazz samples with stripped-down beats and effortless lyricism. Released in 1991, the album pushed hip-hop toward a more musical, intelligent, and groove-driven direction. Its minimal production and deep basslines created a timeless vibe that still influences artists across generations. It’s considered a classic because it redefined what hip-hop could sound like without losing its street-level soul.⁠ ⁠ https://www.hhv.de/r

Groove Culture and Irma Records teamed up on this beautiful fluorescent green coloured 7'' and provided two of the best house music classics ever made in Italy. Two crazy timeless hits: Dimitri From Paris' excellent take on the classic ‘Found Love’ by Double Dee and ‘Say It Again’ by Jestofunk. @grooveculturem @dimitrifromparisofficial | Phonica Records | Facebook