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Love Breeze
R&B / Soul · 1978 · 6 tracks · 36m

Love Breeze

Smokey Robinson

Late-seventies Quiet Storm. Smokey's velvet falsetto floats over lush, orchestral soul and polished, nocturnal grooves.

1978 · Tamla

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A sophisticated, nocturnal romanticism that feels both intimate and grand.

Tracklist · 6 Tracks · 36m
01
Why You Wanna See My Bad Side?
3:45
03
Feeling You, Feeling Me
3:52
04
Madam X
6:28
05
Shoe Soul
4:41
06
Trying It Again
4:53
08
I'm Loving You Softly
4:29
Moments Worth Listening For
The way the bassline on 'Madam X' anchors a sprawling six-minute narrative with effortless cool.
The delicate transition into the chorus of 'Daylight and Darkness' where the falsetto reaches its peak.
The subtle wah-wah guitar textures that weave through the orchestral swells on the opening track.
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How does Love Breeze sound next to the rest of Smokey Robinson's catalogue?

Bass+0.7σ

The instrumentation foregrounds bass a touch more than the catalogue usually does.

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