soulRocks » J*Davey

soulROCKS minitape pt.12

soulrocks — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 19:39:23 +0000

Track listing
1. Aaron Livingstone – Alright Then
2. Little Dragon – After The Rain (Trackademicks Remix)
3. Fonworth Bentley – Venice Beaches
4. Dego – All That She Knows
5. Zo!/Phonte – Everything She Wants
6. J*Davey – No More

Progressive Soul Vol.20

soulrocks — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 22:40:35 +0000

Track listing
1. J*Davey – Dirty Peaches`
2. Rochelle Jordan – Earth To Brain
3. Melanie Durrand – Sky
4. Benny Sings – Twist You Around
5. Jack Herrera – City Lights

Size Matters mixtape

soulrocks — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 20:24:03 +0000

Featuring – Massive Attack, 4hero, J*DaVeY, StereoLab, Janelle Monae + More

Progressive Soul Vol.11 aka DIRTY

soulrocks — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 13:52:24 +0000

Track listing
1. J*Davey – Ladies & Gentlemen
2. Sharia Husayn (Sa-Ra) – Star
3. Kanye West / Talib / Consequence – Chain Heavy
4. Hi-Tek/ Ghostface/Raekwan – Piano
5. Frank Ocean – Novacane
6. Miquel -You

soulROCKS minitape pt.10

soulrocks — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 10:19:33 +0000

Track listing
1. J*Davey – Outta The Window
2. Gorillaz/Daley – Doncamatic
3. Veronica Maggio – Rida/Stopp
4. The Bird and the Bee – Private Eyes

J*DaVeY – Outta the Window Official Video (HD)

soulrocks — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 22:13:19 +0000

Progressive Soul Vol.9

soulrocks — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 21:58:38 +0000

Track listing
1. Maxwell – Help Somebody
2. Corrine Bailey Rae/Jesse Boykins III – Closer
3. J*Davey / Blu – I Feel
4. Ayah / Jazzy Jeff – Notorious
5. Slakah tha beat child – Down

soulROCKS minitape pt2

soulrocks — Thu, 05 May 2011 20:17:59 +0000

Track listing
1. RES/N*E*R*D* – So Good
2. 4hero – Take My Time
3. Mgmt – Electric girl
4. Erykah Badu – Soldier
5. Roisin Murphy -Dear Diary
6. Hi-tek – Piano

Progressive Soul Vol.1

soulrocks — Mon, 02 May 2011 21:26:12 +0000

Track Listing
1. J Dilla -Intro
2. Slakah the beat child – Enjoyself (hip-hop VERSION)
3. Pharoahe Monch – trilogy
4. J*davey – Slow
5. Coultrain – Green
6. Jmost – Lonely
7. Dwele + Nico Redd – Right Here (Platinum Pied Pipers remix)
8. Kevin Michaels + Lupe Fiasco – We All Want

J*Davey

soulrocks — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 19:41:30 +0000

With a diverse array of influences, eclectic twosome J*Davey — female vocalist Jack Davey (b. Brianna Cartwright) and producerBrook D’Leau — deliberately evade the narrow categories of what urban music should sound like, not to mention that they defy normal conventions of pop music. Drawing equally from neo-soul, new wave, funk, and hip-hop, their melting pot of electronic soul and dance have made music-goers try to classify them somewhere between neo-soulstress Erykah Badu and new wave punks Talking Heads.D’Leau and Davey established the duo in the summer after their high-school graduation in 1999. Born and raised in L.A., D’Leau, whose taste for new wave and funk greatly characterizes the group’s music, learned to produce tinkering with his father’s studio equipment during high school. Davey moved to Los Angeles from her hometown of St. Louis, MO, when she was eight. She had her fair share of industry woes with a failed stint in a girl group, but when she met D’Leau, the two had a chemistry that they couldn’t ignore. For several years, the self-proclaimed “black Eurythmics” worked the live circuit around the country, steadily building their reputation and a unique following. They made some substantial strides on the recording side of things, scoring music for television shows CSI: New York and Entourage. However, their recording appearances began to accumulate in the mid-2000s with the most interesting being their cover of Frank Zappa‘s “Dirty Love” on Ubiquity Records’ Rewind! 5compilation in 2006. Early the following year, fresh off their stint performing with Prince, J*Davey signed a major-label deal with Warner Bros.

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