Saul Williams – Leap Life (Big Dada)

Label Description: With his upcoming record, ‘Leap Life,’ Williams expands the definition of what music itself can be, operating on the philosophy that “the voice is the instrument.” Throughout the album, Williams speaks, chants, improvises and testifies over fluid arrangements that blur the lines between spoken word, jazz abstraction, hip-hop cadence, West African rhythmic logic, ambient composition and ceremonial sound design. Moving beyond traditional rhyme structures, the project embraces spontaneity, treating language as a rhythmic, vibrating force while capturing the essence of a jazz improviser chasing revelation in real-time, reflecting a lifetime of artistic preparation.

It’s a risky process — surrendering control inside a medium built on permanence — but Williams sees revelation in that uncertainty. “What does it mean to trust the moment?” he asks.

The Whimsy Angels – Eleven Miscarriages Of Injustice (FRBH Recordings)

Label Description:

ELEVEN MISCARRIAGES OF INJUSTICE was FLEA2B, released as a double cassette with DISCOURSE ON MISJUDGED UTOPIA and the second release on FRBH Recordings in 1990.

The Whimsy Angels were – PDM & Charlie Chalk: landlords; Danny B: axe; Chicken Leg: bitz on ‘Larry A’; Mark F: Fanx for Freddy Flanger; Spectral Spook Machine: endgame on ‘Goodbye Everyone’.

All tracks by PDM except ‘Animism’ by PDM/Danny B, ‘Larry A. At 101’ by PDM/Chicken Leg and ‘Is it time yet, Mr. Cookie?’/’Roots (S.B.J mix)’ by PDM/Chalk.

PRODUCED by PDM except track 1 by PDM/Danny B and tracks 3,6,10 & 11 by PDM/Chalk
ENGINEERED by Whimsical Consolidated
RECORDED, mixed & edited at Lime Street Studios-1987 to 1990.

Alas THE WHIMSY ANGELS are no more but they live on in our hearts and minds.