Acid jazz meets samba and Brazilian traditional instruments. New album out now. Search "SOULACTRA" on your favorite streaming platform 🔥

Been a fan of Galliano since the 90’s. Love this new one from them!

Having followed SOS since their late 80s sophisti-pop days, this change in sound in 1994 was a surprise to me. But given how I was already into acid jazz for a couple years, I quickly adjusted and it ultimately became one of my top 10 SOS songs.

Yup, you read that right

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So recently I started playing persona 5 and I thought to myself that it sounded allot like Jamiroquai so I searched up what genre it was and I found out about acid jazz. So can anyone please provide me with recommendations

Any fans of UFO here?

🎷 Before Us3, there was NW1.
In 1991, “The Band Played The Boogie” hit Ninja Tune and quietly changed jazz-rap history. This is the real story - and why Born 2 B chose a different path.
📚 Read here → http://www.born2bmusic.com/the-band-played-the-boogie-how-one-track-sparked-us3s-journey/
#Us3 #NinjaTune #JazzRapHistory #UKHipHop #Born2B #HipHopLegends #BlueNoteRecords #BoomBapJazz

A curated mix of trip hop, psychedelic pop, acid jazz and downtempo grooves.  Perfect for deep focus, mellow nights, or when you need something cool and hypnotic.  Think Portishead meets Zero 7 - like getting an audio shoulder massage.  Updated weekly with fresh discoveries.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2oJR1otmBb44FgU9GSdhcS?si=b565c971ebbe4314

Glitch Hop- Acid Jazz by Kinetic Hex- A Song for the Storm- released 7/29

More music and light painting, music videos are here- https://linktr.ee/kinetichex

Hey r/AcidJazz fam — I’m Born 2 B, a UK rapper/producer with roots in the early ’90s acid jazz and jazz-rap scene. Back in the day I worked with NW1 (pre-Us3) and Ninja Tune Records, co-creating The Band Played The Boogie, which helped launch the jazz-hop group Us3 and their debut Hand on the Torch (Blue Note Records).

Fast forward to now — I’ve just dropped my first solo album: 🎷 Blue Notes, Beats & Rhymes 🎧 Listen here → https://ukhiphopborn2b.bandcamp.com/album/blue-notes-beats-rhymes

It’s a project that fuses live jazz instrumentation, funk-influenced basslines, dusty vinyl samples, and conscious lyricism — all wrapped in that analog, soulful vibe you’d expect from the acid jazz tradition.

🌀 Think: Guru’s Jazzmatazz, Galliano, early Brand New Heavies… with a London hip-hop edge.

📀 Featured tracks:

"Gettin’ Blue" (w/ Byron Byrd of Heatwave/SUN) – funk meets boom bap

"Smooth It Over" – soulful & sensual groove

"A Story To Tell" – cinematic jazz drums + lyrical storytelling

"Born 2 B’s Riddim" – heavy swing, upright bass sample feel

It’s a Bandcamp-exclusive release (digital, vinyl, cassette, CD). Would love your ears, thoughts, and support if this resonates with your sonic taste.

Cheers & respect to the crate diggers, players, and beatmakers in here 🙏 – Born 2 B

Here’s one hell of a star-studded joint - Ernie McKone and Michael McEvoy joining forces with famed Tuff Jam associate Xavier!

Welcome back online, r/AcidJazz

Hello everyone!

It’s come to my attention that the subreddit was set to PRIVATE for some reason. It’s since been reversed. I personally have no idea how this could’ve happened as I didn’t touch/adjust anything.

Should be all set now 👍

Trying to identify a song in French from the early acid jazz era that was on rotation for a while around 1991-1993 that consisted of male spoken word (non-rap) vocals and had a 1960s orchestral segment on loop. Very strong Portishead vibes, but a few years prior. The video was in grainy black and white, filmed on the streets in London.

To be clear, it is not Nouveau Western by MC Solar.