Last Gasp Collective’s “Small Town” is an eclectic track that blends together the R&B of the early 1990s, jazz, and chill electronic music into a laid-back effort. The different vocals heard during Small Town bolster one another; the ability of the male and female efforts here to both add to the harmony as well as the lyrical content is unmatched. Hints of Talib Kweli, Kendrick Lamar, and The Pharcyde can all be discerned here. The vibrant sound of Small Town will undoubtedly draw attention to Last Gasp Collective. We feel that they’ve got a tremendous future ahead of them.
Last Gasp Collective “Small Town” / http://www.lastgaspcollective.com/
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