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Juke Joint II by Ami Kealoha
Next time you're about to make out with your girl or boy (or whatever it is you like to make out with), instead of throwing on a Barry White or Marvin Gaye best-of, reach for this new release, Juke Joint II, from the German duo Boozoo Bajou. A follow-up to Boozoo's more roots-oriented Juke Joint, part two features a selection that ranges from warm soul, like The Meters' Van Morrison-like ballad "Heartache," to Light of Saba's down-tempo dub, to their own hip hop track "Back Up" featuring MC Oh No. In all, it's a never-boring mix that manages to sidestep clichés and go well with brandy and scented candles. Pick it up from from Amazon.
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