Holiday At The Sea's Favorite 2020 Music Mix (Volume 04)

Volume 04 of some of Holiday at the Sea’s favorite 2020 music. I chose 75 albums this year and the playlists total 74 songs since “Microphones in 2020 by the Microphones” is 45 minutes long and I didn’t want to include the whole album as part of a mix.

Anyways, enjoy!

Tracklisting:

1. “Solace” by Adrian Younge And Ali Shaheed Muhammad

2. “Theme For Cecil” by Idris Ackamoor and The Pyramids

3. “Venom” by The Heliocentrics

4. “Slow Bones” by Tony Allen & Hugh Masekela

5. “Eurasia” by Tengger

6. “Galaxy 1000” by Rob Mazurek and the Exploding Star Orchestra

7. “Two” by Joshua Massad & Dylan Aycock

8. “The Message Continues” by Nubya Garcia

9. “Makoma” by Onipa

10. “Ju$t” by Run The Jewels

11. “The Coming Of The Strange Ones” by Shabaka and the Ancestors

12. “Wet” by Shabazz Palaces

13. “No Talk Talk” by Les Freres Smith

14. “Strange To Explain” by Woods

15. “Go Away” by Jeff Parker

16. “Pray Up Stay Up” by Sault

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Idris Ackamoor and the Pyramids

“Exploring the outer limits of jazz since the 1970s.”

“Founded 45 years ago by 3 Antioch College students, Idris Ackamoor, Margaux Simmons, and Kimathi Asante, and resurrected after a more than 30-year hiatus the band is experiencing more acclaim and success than ever! With the 2016 release of the band’s fifth full-length album We Be All Africans, on Strut Records, the group is now creating a new history and a new legacy for the 21st Century.”

Get your cosmic-soul-space-jazz-groove on with a couple of live performances by the Idris Ackamoor & the Pyramids.

First up, a 15-minute journey called ‘Virgin’ live for Music City Sessions in 2019.

Next up is the title-track to the 2016 album “We Be All Africans” performed in 2015 for Unseen Recordings, followed by an interview segment about touring oversees, etc.:

Strut Records put out the band’s 2016 album and posted the following video. There is no song information, but Strut says: “here’s a taste of the original Pyramids experience from a 1975 KQED TV special.”

• Follow Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids at Facebook

• Visit Idris Ackamoor’s official website

• Support Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids at Bandcamp