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Music enthusiast. Writer. Creator. Student.

Bylines (so far): @discogs, @MSNOWNews, @bandcamp, and others.

Inquiries/contact: brandon91writes@gmail.com
Chicago, Illinois brandousley.wixsite.com/brandonousley Joined January 2011
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Still processing music titan Sly Stone's passing. An undeniable pioneer who changed the musical and social fabric for the ages, Stone's legacy is felt everywhere. My latest for @discogs explores nine full-lengths that outline his enduring genius.
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www.discogs.com Remembering Sly Stone: Nine Essential Albums Sly Stone revolutionized funk, R&B, and soul, inspiring generations of artists along the way.
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And if we go several steps further, Guru's Jazzmatazz series and Branford Marsalis' Buckshot LeFonque side project predates them all.
SoulNutrific @Guruu_Nutrific 9h
As much as we giving Robert Glasper the credit for Black Radio which is definitely due and well deserved, Roy Hargrove is the one that started The “Black Radio” Concept on The RH Factor.
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Black Radio 2 is criminally overlooked. It may be the best of the trilogy.
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Robert Glasper’s “Black Radio” series is not appreciated enough.

Just a beautiful blend of jazz,hip-hop, neo-soul and rnb all in perfect collaboration and conversation. Not to mention the calibre of black musical geniuses featured? This series is unreal man.
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