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This Kid Named Miles

Good Vibrations
Album: The Funky Precedent
Genres: Electronic,Rap/Hip Hop
Producer, remixer, bandleader and musician Miles takes a break from Breakestra and his numerous other projects to lay down some acid jazz beats and sublime turntable scratches.

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Musician/bandleader/producer/remixer Miles Tackett does it all. Working under the moniker This Kid Named Miles, or often simply Miles, Tackett has produced numerous L.A.-based artists like Dilated Peoples and the Poetice, and has done remixes for bands like Zap Mama. He also produced and provided most of the instruments for T-Love's Return of the B-Girl, which also featured contributions by Kool Keith, Ozomatli and Chali 2na of Jurassic 5. When he's not busy producing other artists, Miles plays around L.A. with his guitar trio, MT3, and leads the Breakestra, a funk/groove/soul group that mixes sampled breaks into its live sets. It would follow, then, that his musical sound is as varied as his many projects. "Good Vibrations" is a deceptively simple track, based around a sultry bass loop and subtly shifting acid jazz beats. Miles throws some turntable scratches into the mix, as well as the occasional vocal sample, which imparts, "I get good vibrations." If you're looking for good vibrations of your own, you can't go wrong by checking out this track.

 
 
  Nina Pearlman  
  Nina Pearlman is the former Senior Editor of The Rocket, a Seattle-based publication devoted to covering music in the Pacific Northwest. Now a Seattle-based freelancer, she writes for such print publications as Magnet and AP, as well as web sites like Atomic Pop and CDNow.

 

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Groovy!
Nir

pretty good beats and scratch thrown into the mix help this very simple song. Hopefully the rest of the album is a little more complex. The scratchs are very good and gives the impression on the spot impervison, which I tend tofind more appealing to the ear. This song is good to the trained ear and even for mixing into a different song, but for the usuall music listener this music is a little to deep and simple for some.
Andpoo

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moritz

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