Coltranes of the Movement/Reflections 7'' Single

by DK

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Tasty 7'' vinyl version of the single off of my album "Soul Expressions". Blank white jacket with graffiti design

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Bonus track: Reflections Feat. Ghettosocks
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	1.	Coltranes of the Movement Feat. Aquakultre, Timbuktu, & Ghettosocks 05:31	lyrics	buy track
	Verse 1 - Aquakulture Grey hairs got em looking like stressed piled on  Back when the suit was orange white like a pileon   Mama bugging the fuck out that er child gone   Seem like she don't make enough to send her child more   Honestly its real hard for me to call a friend bro  When dudes moods change quicker than 6 tones  I love the mic stand  Safer than taking loses tryna turn a hundred dollars to a hundred grand  And the pen righteous, you in the middle you get left , right quick  Went from corellas to Michelle phiffers  And I'll address it at a male dominated cypher   Dont approach me turn this male to a failed lifer   For now celebrating moseltoff   Hit up beach and bay watch I call it hasselhoffin   Tryna make it to the point where we travel often  Make sure my people stay eating before the wrist flossing/  Coulda still been in the streets, letting the hand squeeze/  Before I wrote this record listened to ambeez/  Extremities, I write rhymes preferably/  Police still tryna choke me, I can't breathe/  This is gentlemen status, where the derby /  Sewage drain lamping catch me whereever curbs be/  This is street cat knowledge boy, new edition/  Mad respect to you forever if you choose to listen Verse 2 - Timbuktu jazz club saloon setting/  the homies in their regular booth the crew legends/  the smooth menace my mood a blue tempest/  two tenors moving the groove like bootleggers/    nobody got a perfect past/  tryna find the answers at the bottom of a bourbon glass/  vocals bloom floating in a smoky room/  smoke em with the boom then I'm ghost like I'm polka roo/    syncopated with the moody blues/  plus the youth find it complicated like a rubix cube/  lounge lizards / mommas and the poppas singers/  there's no doppelganger I'm the boss with the Chewbacca fingers/    banana hands on the keys the fam humingus/  piano man he backing the band like Charles Mingus/  that's DK rich mahogany like anchorman/  writing jazz standards on that H from Afghanistan/     PI's in crown Vics watch on candid cam/  competition mannequins I son em like a family man/  arrive and pound fist set the ambience /  steamy like Miami heat feeling like a thousand grand/ Verse 3 - Ghettosocks -we wake up and go to work when the sun’s gone/  -we raisin standards when you hear a standard sung raw/  ordered up some Yang Chow rice outta Fung Wah/ with   golden jewels shimmering on me like I’m Sun Ra/    hop outta space dipped in astro black/ live   jazz in neon letters reflecting off the Cadillac/  communicate polychromatic in this habitat/  rest in peace Guru - long live Jazzmatazz/    -deep rooted- no sheet music/ so  fluent with the sax you can feel her thoughts speak through it/  - the air was thick popped the top off thermometers/ I  watched her lick the reed and place her mouth on the embouchure/    - play the back Kerouac a word painter/ walked  in rocking the same shirt as Serge Gainsbourg/  pain in the music- remaining a student/ they   strain to be the next Coltrane of the movement/

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Features "Coltranes of the Movement" from my 2019 album, Soul Expressions as well as a bonus track "Reflections" by my upcoming collaborative album with emcee Ghettosocks, on the B side

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released December 2, 2020

Lyrics by Aquakulture, Timbuktu, Ghettosocks
Live saxophone by Liam Ring

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DK New York, New York

What would the banging yet smooth beats of DJ Premier, Pete Rock, and the sonic architects of ’90s boom-bap sound like today? Nova Scotian-based producer DK has answered that question with his warm, analog-meets-digital hybrids of wistful yet modern boom-bap. ... more