Low Fidelity, High Quality, by Ta-ku & Raashan Ahmad

Low Fidelity, High Quality

by Ta-ku & Raashan Ahmad

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BobbyDigital Hadn't really heard of Raashan Ahmad before but a album of beats from Ta-ku backed by the lyrics of Ahmad go like peanut butter and honey with a few banana slices on there. You can just tell by the vibe they must have had fun making this. Easy listening with songs not being that long. Throw it on in the back of your next party!

King Bonobo Dope beats from Ta-ku (as usual) well served by Raashan Ahmad's energic rap.

Tracks are a bit short but the pleasure go further ! Favorite track: cold.

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1.	stmb72 01:58	buy track
2.	no wonder 01:13	buy track
3.	phenominal 02:03	buy track
4.	i need you 01:19	buy track
5.	street ministry 01:49	buy track
6.	up 02:06	buy track
7.	louder 01:13	buy track
8.	say word 01:19	buy track
9.	cold 01:14	buy track
10.	real life 01:23	buy track
11.	lean left 01:44	buy track
12.	his-tor-y 01:05	buy track
13.	dreamcatcher 02:25	buy track
14.	hard to imagine 02:44	buy track
15.	extra extra 01:53	buy track
16.	what i said 02:19	buy track

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Raashan Ahmad was on a euro tour some weeks ago and during his stop in Berlin we were talking music over dinner. I told Raashan that we are about to release an album with Ta-ku (which has happened in the meantime, check out the "DOWHATYOULOVE" album) and he asked me whether I knew that he recorded a full album with him some time ago during his last australian tour. No, I didn't know that and getting my hand on the album turned out to be not too easy as it couldn't be located for quite a while. In the end Raashan found it on an old hard drive and I was a fan of the album instantly. It's raw hip hop in the truest sense. None of the songs are longer then 3 minutes, quite some are around the 2 minute mark. Nothing but dope beats and raps with some unreleased Ta-ku instrumentals sprinkled in between.

In celebration of both artists releases on Jakarta Records this year we figured it would be nice to give it away for free digitally and even better we decided that pressing it on wax would be nice too. Only 250 copies, numbered, no repress, the first 80 copies on clear wax.

Artwork by Simone Cihlar

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released July 5, 2013

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