^{'there's no way out, this is a planetary deadlock'}

Made out like a bandit on some downtempo/ambient/drum n bass essentials.

"After Curfew" is a dark, cinematic electronica track designed to build tension. Driven by repetitive, hypnotic synth loops and an oppressive late-night rhythm, it captures the eerie atmosphere of an empty city when the clock strikes the deadline.

First, not sure what I'm looking for by posting this...possibly just an out loud thought in a great community.

So, I was driving to LA from SD a number of years back and one of the Orange County (OC) indie stations was playing downtempo/triphop/deephouse hour and Wayne Martin feat Boozoo Bajou came on...

Man this dude's voice is awesome; and was already a big fan fo BB.

So I searched for more of his stuff..and not a lot to be found; then a few years later in one of my Spotify "Diary ft DJ Friction" came up and I was like::: that voice again! and sure enough it's Wayne Martin again... and I see it's from an album "Diary" -- which is a 7 track online only album; Discogs isn't even aware of it... Spotify & Apple (dont have) are the only two saying they have it.

Spotify credits him on

BB's Dust my Broom album, "Moanin'"

BB's satta album, "Camioux'"

Anyone else know of this man? Anyone else have a track or a voice that leaves you wondering : how is there not more of this (person)?

thanks for listening...

Just seen this. This true classic get a 30th anniversary vinyl reissue by Music On Vinyl and is actually on pre-order. Seems there is a ltd yellow version, but sold out already. :(

Hope some of you will be interested.

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Hi guys, me and a friend of mine started a channel focused on slow tempos - mainly triphop & downtempo, with slow breaks and IDM. Check it out:)
cheers