May 24th 2013
First extract from Enois future LP (Feat. Carmen, Prod. Wadz)
Scheduled for June, Enoi's new album reveals himself with this track taken from "Old School Brother"'s seventh album.
A double Funk/G-Funk CD (pre-order available here...
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Label's Releases
Just one month after "Back To The R&G", Wadz & the Sursilvaz are back with a 3 songs EP in the finest tradition of Hip-Hop's VLS/CDM : Remixes, Instrumentals...
Besides Wadz, Sovan & High Beats are working on productions, and the presence of Tim Jones (on the G-Funk/Soul anthem "I'm Sorry Baby") and...
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Drag.One, member of the NCA Crew, takes over from "L'été Indien" with this mini-album where are mixing G-Funk productions from Wadz and Drag's rap, the whole accompanied by US and F...
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"What is this, who is Wadz ?"
Beginning of 2007, afer years of music working, Wadz throw himself and decide to make available his first compositions.. it will be through "The Remix LP".
"What is a remix homie ?"
Behind this generic term is hiding the fact of keeping the vocal part of ...
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Who Are We ?
Who are you ?
"Smooth Swing Records" is a R&G (G-Funk and R&B) and Funk music label created in 2010 by Wadz.
Specialized in "Black Music", but far from the trend of the 2000s in the matter, we develop a sound inspired by our predecessors of the 80s and 90s, this without nostalgia but in order to propose a new alternative to all music lovers tired by today's Hip-Hop game.
A new tendency then, symbolized by the word "R&G" that, in addition to clearly illustrate our musical color, subtly distinguishes us from the "R&B" taken up and deflected from its origin by the musical industry.
What is "R&G" exactly ?
R&G designate the mix of true R&B and G-Funk, with a fistful of Soul, whose influences are Hip-Hop from the late 90's, but also New Jack, Boogie Funk from the 80's and Soul from the 70's.
Allergic to years 2000 ?
Not exactly... As music lovers, we are indifferent to what Hip-Hop and R&B offers today, and disappointed of what the "Black Music" has become. So as artists, we're just trying to take the thing where it stopped, and bring it in the continuity of what it should have stayed, in our view.
