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Canadian beat maker SVMRI cooks up the “Raw Work 2” in their latest release. The tack has a mellow drum groove with retro jazz horns and dusty basslines to create a solemn ambiance. Superglue steps into this week’s playlist with “This Bird has Flown,” a piano-laden track that evokes nostalgia, while BugigangaZ flips a gripping jazz groove with the guitar-driven “6 AM”. “Silent Reflections” by kBeats, Fabilous Beats, and Vidalima is a solemn, reflective lofi piece underpinned by soft tones, slick keys and lush pads. German music producer Crystalline taps into their “Roots” with this slick guitar-laced cut that is perfect for your meditation playlist.

Wildflower Bokeh dishes out “lemon balm” for those who need it. The track has soft drums, a prevalent bass guitar and trippy synth-like keys that feel like a fever dream. PalandBeatz and yiobe whip up some “frozen matcha” in audio form that feels like a perfect soundtrack to a lazy Sunday afternoon. Komachi and Cvsket Pretty blend jazz/lofi and soul in their new collaboration “Walk This Way”. UK producer Benny Brassic‘s “The Ghoul” is a dark and cinematic piece that feels like a scene from a retro thriller, while Jetfueljayy‘s  “wild type” is a mid-tempo alternative boombap/lofi-infused cut that evokes emotions.

UK producer Malana is all about “Cash” as he drops this ultimate boombap banger on our playlist. Blending dusty jazz loops, crunchy drum breaks, with distorted basslines and vocal samples from Nas and Prodigy, the producer crafts a nostalgia-inducing backdrop that lovers of classic hip-hop would love.

Dunedin, New Zealand-based music producer Terror Firma brings “Pure Joy” to our playlist. Bridging the worlds of modern improv jazz and soulful lofi hip-hop, the producer crafts an uplifting horn-driven jam that transports listeners to a live jazz lounge where the drinks stay cold, and the musicians are rocking the stage with raw energy. The track also has a captivating trumpet solo from longtime collaborator Brett Emerson Wagner. “Orchard Picker” is the lead single from producer Pasquale‘s forthcoming instrumental album, Specials 2. The record has a ladiback drum groove underpinned by chopped guitar plucks that evoke nostalgia.

Edmonton-based music producer Newselph creates the perfect soundtrack for the “Morning Rush” with the help of Matthew A. Thomas. The result is a lo-fi lounge jazz type vibe with classic hip-hop elements. from the improv jazz piano riffs, heavenly horn passes, thick bass-driven grooves and foley sound design that adds a scenic touch to the track.  “Cortado” is a nostalgia-inducing lofi-jazz piece from NY-based jazz instrumentalist saint rumi and  Berlin-based Okinami. Together, they craft a mellow and blissful tune with minimal elements featuring soft keys, tepid bassline with a prominent guitar lick and solemn pads that evoke memories of the past. The dynamic musical duo comprising Jonny Wolf and Nathan Kersey-Wilson return with “Wishing You Love,” a smooth, atmospheric piece that evokes bittersweet memories. From the hypnotic sax riffs to the warm ethereal textures and steady headnodding drum groove, the duo deliver their second collaboration on a platter of audio gold.